Changelog

What changed in each version. Updates are downloaded from this site; the app checks for them in Settings. Notes are in English — version numbers and dates read the same in every language.

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1.2

22 September 2026

The update notice now has a real download button. It was a link in the middle of the text: it gave no sign of having received the click, so people clicked again — and again. Now it confirms the click and switches itself off.
Playlist toolbar buttons respond across their whole area. BPM, A–Z and the new ▲▼ arrows were only clickable on the text itself; the rounded background was decoration.
Links look and behave like links, with a pointing cursor and an underline on hover.
Settings now links to this page, under “What's new in each version”.
The search box clears once a track is loaded, so the playlist comes back whole instead of staying filtered down to three tracks.
Track names in the disk image window are readable — they were dark text on a nearly black background.

1.1

19 September 2026

Multiple selection in the playlist. Cmd-click to add or remove a track, Shift-click for a range, Shift+arrows to extend from the keyboard.
Move or remove several tracks at once, with the new ▲▼ buttons, with Cmd+arrows, or by dragging any track of the group.
Drag and drop rebuilt. Files now import anywhere on the list instead of only between rows; formats the app cannot open are refused with a red outline instead of a green one; reordering shows an insertion line and no longer jumps around while you drag.
Sorting reverses on a second click, for both BPM and title. The active criterion is highlighted.
New tracks are added after the selected row instead of at the end of the list.
Arrow keys leave the search field and move only within the filtered tracks.
Enter can start the selected track right away — optional, in Settings.
The Commands tab was removed from Settings: the same shortcuts are in the Help window (H).

1.0

17 September 2026 · first public release

Tempo from −15% to +15% with the key preserved, in BPM or percentage, with audio and video kept in sync.
Saveable playlists with search, sorting by title or BPM, manual ordering and automatic BPM detection you can correct.
Four named cue points per track, recalled while paused and while the track is playing.
Loop set on the fly with IN and OUT, locked to 1, 2, 4 or 8 bars or snapped to the eighth note.
Seven-band global equalizer with saveable presets.
Dedicated fullscreen video, on your own display or a second monitor.
Universal app for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, macOS 12 Monterey or later. Signed and notarized by Apple.