Release notes
What changed in each beta build, newest first.
0.1.0 (build 17) — November 13, 2026
Waiting for Apple's beta review. If you joined with the public link, you go from build 9 straight to this one.
- Tuner: a much steadier needle for strings, winds, brass and voice. It follows you while you turn a peg, and reads soft notes, plucked notes (including hard pizzicato) and short staccato notes. In our live iPad test, all 85 test notes across 22 instruments read within 0.1 cents.
- New: Report a problem. Tap Report in the menu and type what went wrong. The app adds the device model, iOS and app version, free storage, microphone permission and a recent app log. Your last recording is attached only if you switch it on. Nothing is sent until you tap Send in Mail or the share sheet. How it works
- Recording: more reliable saving, and better recovery after interruptions.
Known issue: in a room with a loud, steady hum, the tuner may show the hum as a low note (around B2) when nothing else is playing.
0.1.0 — what the beta includes
- Tuner for orchestra, band, fretted instruments and voice, plus a chromatic mode. Transposing instruments can show written or concert pitch. A4 can be set from 430 to 450 Hz.
- Metronome with tempo, beats per bar and tap tempo. It keeps clicking while you record.
- Recorder with a level meter and waveform. Recording continues when the screen locks.
- Practice player at 0.5×, 0.75× and 1× speed, starred takes, and Recently Deleted (30 days).
- iPhone and iPad, iOS 18 or later.