System upgrade v1.6.0

August 31, 2026

• improvement: A behind-the-scenes system upgrade brings musiciansXchange onto the newest supported platform, improving performance, long-term support, and security.

Previews, simplified v1.5.9

August 26, 2026

• improvement: Public track previews are now served exclusively from the clip prepared when each track is uploaded. This retires the old on-request processing path entirely, making anonymous previews faster to start and their cost predictable regardless of the original file's size or format.
• bugfix: A preview that cannot be served no longer writes a play-history entry — previously a failed preview attempt could be logged as a legitimate play.

Accurate storage totals v1.5.8

August 25, 2026

• bugfix: Storage usage totals are now more accurate when a workspace is deleted or restored: freed space is credited to the workspace owner, including when a track's audio file is shared with another member's personal library. Previously such deletions could under-credit the owner until the next accounting pass.
• improvement: Timed-out audio conversions are now stopped cleanly and reported, so they release processing capacity instead of tying it up.

Instant previews for every format v1.5.7

August 25, 2026

• improvement: Public track previews — on profiles and Showcase posts — now start instantly and sound consistent no matter the track's original format, including FLAC, M4A and AAC. Each preview is a short clip prepared when the track is uploaded rather than streamed from the full file. Storing that clip adds a small amount (about 0.2 MB) to the track's storage use, the same way we've always kept a playback copy for AIFF uploads.
• bugfix: Fixed a bug that could inflate your storage usage total when a track's audio file is shared with another track you own — for example after copying one of your tracks into your own collaboration. Storage totals are now accurate.

Pick your role when you join v1.5.6

August 24, 2026

• improvement: Accepting a collaboration invite now lets you choose which open role you're joining for — or join as a guest to listen along. Nothing is chosen for you unless a role matches your profile, and if someone grabs a role seconds before you do, you'll see exactly what's still open instead of an error.
• bugfix: Guests can no longer accidentally fill a recruiting role. In an active collaboration, if a contributor is changed to a guest, leaves, is removed, or deletes their account, the roles they held reopen and the collaboration goes back to recruiting.
• improvement: When an active collaboration is created or changed, its Open / In Progress state now reflects its roles: it's Open while any role is unfilled and In Progress once every role is filled. A collaboration created with no roles starts In Progress and isn't listed on Discover, since there's nothing to recruit for. Finished collaborations stay finished, and attempts to unlock them are refused.
• bugfix: Restoring a deleted collaboration now returns it to the state it was in when it was deleted — a finished collaboration stays finished. If that state can't be determined, the restore is refused with a message to contact support instead of guessing.

Search that's always there v1.5.5

August 20, 2026

• improvement: The search box on My Collaborations and My Projects is now always available. It used to stay hidden until you had more than five items, which made the feature feel like it came and went depending on the account — now it's there as soon as you have anything to search.
• improvement: Under the hood: groundwork for moving the live “who's online” cache onto managed infrastructure, plus sharper internal diagnostics for a rare case where an error could be reported with the wrong status code. Nothing changes in how you use the site.

Share links that just work, and a better musiciansXchange on your phone v1.5.4

August 17, 2026

• feature: Every collaboration now has one address you can share anywhere. Friends who aren't signed in land on the collab's public Stage Door instead of a login wall — and when they do sign in, they're taken on to where the link was headed instead of getting dropped on the home page.
• feature: A Share button now lives on the collab page, the workspace, and your projects, and it always hands out that same canonical link — copied to your clipboard, or straight into your phone's share sheet.
• improvement: Breadcrumbs across the site now show the real names of your projects and collaborations and follow the path you actually took — so the trail at the top of the page is finally worth clicking.
• feature: My Collaborations grew up with your collection: search your collabs by title, sort by latest activity, A–Z, or newest, and long lists now load in comfortable batches instead of all at once.
• improvement: A proper pass over small screens: a cleaner top bar that never clips or crowds, filters and section tabs that become native pickers instead of overflowing strips, workspace chat that uses your whole screen, one-line breadcrumbs, and a tidier footer.
• bugfix: The Showcase's Trending sort works now — it previously failed every time, so you always saw the newest posts instead of what's actually trending. We also silenced a harmless-but-noisy error that could fire when opening a workspace chat.
• improvement: A round of security hardening on the pages visitors can reach without signing in: tighter request limits and stricter checks on the audio, streams, and downloads reachable without an account. Nothing changes in how you use the site — it's just sturdier underneath.
• improvement: Add to Project moved to where filing actually happens: the workspace's info panel and the collab's Backstage, instead of the workspace toolbar.

Session Takes that actually watch v1.2.6

August 12, 2026

• bugfix: You can watch more than one DAW export folder again. The Add button had gone missing, and worse, opening the watcher settings quietly collapsed your saved folders down to one and deleted the rest when you saved. Every folder you set up is now kept, and each one gets its own row.
• bugfix: The watcher status now tells you the truth. It used to read "Monitoring" whenever a folder was switched on, even if that folder had been renamed, moved, or could not be reached — so nothing was being watched while the app insisted everything was fine. A watcher that cannot start now says so and names the reason, each folder shows its own status, and a card with two folders reads "1 of 2 monitoring" rather than pretending both are live. If a watcher fails while it is running, it stops claiming to be monitoring instead of quietly dropping your exports.
• bugfix: Session Takes are detected again when the same audio already exists elsewhere. A bounce whose contents exactly matched a file already in another workspace was silently treated as already-handled, so it never appeared as a take and adding it by hand did nothing — with no message either way. Two workspaces watching the same export folder also no longer compete for the same file.
• bugfix: Exports living in OneDrive, Dropbox, or any synced folder are picked up properly. Files that had not been downloaded to your machine yet were skipped without a word, and the scan still reported itself as complete — so takes in a cloud-synced folder simply never showed up.
• bugfix: Publishing a large take no longer gives up part-way. Uploads were cut off after 100 seconds regardless of size, so a full-length bounce on an ordinary connection could fail before it finished sending. Uploads now get a realistic deadline, can be cancelled, and the sync indicator shows one in flight so a slow upload is no longer indistinguishable from a stuck one. If an upload does time out, the message warns that your take may have arrived anyway — worth checking before publishing it a second time.
• bugfix: Adding a Session Take works on a brand-new workspace. The section only appeared once a version was selected, so a workspace with nothing in it yet offered no way to add anything.
• bugfix: The app no longer closes itself when it meets a folder it cannot read. Scanning a workspace walked every subfolder, and a single permission-denied folder or a looping shortcut could take the whole app down. Scans now skip only the folder they cannot read, keep going, and tell you which ones were missed instead of quietly returning a short list.
• bugfix: If a drive holding one of your workspaces goes offline, the app now waits for it to come back instead of treating everything in that workspace as brand new — and it will no longer recreate the missing folders somewhere else.
• improvement: Error messages are written for you rather than for a developer. When something went wrong the app would show the raw response from the server, internal identifiers and all. It now shows the actual explanation and keeps the technical detail in the logs where it belongs.

Exports for libraries of any size v1.5.3

August 12, 2026

• bugfix: Exporting your data now works no matter how much music you have. Libraries with hundreds of songs used to fail outright and leave you with nothing to download — the size of your library is no longer the limit.
• improvement: Exports are now prepared in the background, so you're not stuck watching a spinner. You'll see real progress as your files are gathered, and you can leave the page and come back — your export keeps going and is waiting for you when it's done.
• improvement: Downloading an export is resumable. If it's interrupted — a dropped connection, a laptop closing, or the brief cutover while musiciansXchange deploys an update — your browser picks up where it left off instead of starting from scratch. Your download stays available for 48 hours.
• feature: You can now export a single workspace from its Backstage. You get the original audio for every version of every track — superseded takes included — plus a readable summary of the workspace, which makes it a proper backup to take before you delete anything.
• improvement: Your account export now includes your profile details as well as your music — the information on your account, your instruments, skills, genres and credits — so it's a complete copy of what musiciansXchange holds for you.

Security page accuracy and small fixes v1.5.2

August 7, 2026

• bugfix: The Security page now tells Google and Apple sign-in users the truth about two-factor authentication: your authenticator app is managed here at musiciansXchange, and the page shows whether it's set up. If you ever lose your authenticator, contact Help & Support to reset it.
• bugfix: Version labels on the What's New page no longer wrap onto two lines.
• improvement: The home page's link-preview image now uses a refreshed address, so sharing services that cached a broken copy — including Facebook — can fetch it fresh instead of reusing the old one.

Sign-in fixes for Google and Apple accounts v1.5.1

August 6, 2026

• bugfix: If you sign in with Google or Apple, you'll no longer be asked to reset a password you never created. Accounts created through Google or Apple are now correctly treated as passwordless, so sign-in just works.
• bugfix: Password recovery is more secure and no longer reveals whether an email address has an account. Everyone now gets the same confirmation, and accounts with a password get a secure reset link.
• bugfix: We removed the periodic "your password has expired" prompt. You'll only change your password when you choose to.
• improvement: Shared blog links now show their preview image correctly on Facebook, matching how they already appeared on LinkedIn, X and Teams.

My Projects — group your workspaces into albums, EPs and releases v1.5.0

August 5, 2026

• feature: My Projects lets you group related workspaces into a single project — an album, an EP, a film score, whatever you're building. Add your own workspaces, invite collaborators to bring theirs, set a cover and a release date, and reorder the running order by dragging. Everyone in a project sees the full track list, and each workspace keeps its own permissions.
• feature: Finished a project? Archive it. Archived projects move to their own tab and are frozen — the line-up and running order stay exactly as you left them — while the name, cover and release date remain editable. Unarchiving is one click, and the Archived tab only appears once you have something in it.
• feature: Search your projects by name from the My Projects page. It filters active and archived at the same time and tells you when matches are hiding in the other tab, so nothing gets lost once you have a few years of work in here. Long lists now load in batches instead of all at once.
• improvement: Private collaborations are now genuinely private. Work in progress inside a private collaboration — the audio, the track details, and who is working on it — is no longer reachable by people outside that collaboration. If you want to share a finished track publicly, you can still put it on your profile or publish it to the Showcase; nothing else leaves the workspace.
• improvement: Links to musiciansXchange now unfurl properly when you share them. Posting a page to Discord, LinkedIn, Facebook, Slack or a group chat shows a real preview card with the page's own title, description and artwork instead of a bare link.

Sign-in and audition fixes v1.4.12

August 3, 2026

• bugfix: If you sign in with Google or Apple, musiciansXchange no longer asks you to reset a password you never created. Password reminders and the password-change screen now only appear for accounts that actually have a password.
• bugfix: Auditioning for a collaboration now lets you choose the role you're applying for instead of guessing from your profile instruments. Invited members also see exactly which role they're joining as before they accept.

Updates you can't miss v1.2.5

July 31, 2026

• improvement: When an update is ready, the app keeps telling you. The tray icon shows an update badge, the tray menu gains a "Restart to install" item that stays until you use it, and the reminder repeats every 30 minutes rather than appearing once and going quiet. Waking your machine from sleep prompts straight away. Previously a single notification was the only signal, so an update downloaded overnight could sit unnoticed.
• bugfix: What's New no longer opens on launches where nothing changed. The app was recording its version even from development builds that share the same settings folder, which re-armed the page for the installed app.

Release notes for every platform v1.4.11

July 31, 2026

• improvement: What's New now covers the desktop apps as well as the website. Each entry says which platform it belongs to — Web, Windows or Mac — so a Windows-only update gets its own notes instead of borrowing the website's, and two releases that happen to share a version number are no longer mistaken for each other.

Participant roles in the Windows app v1.4.10

July 30, 2026

• bugfix: The Windows app showed every collaborator as "Contributor" regardless of their actual role. Both participant panels now show the role the server reports, so Guests read as Guests. Update the Windows app to pick this up.

MIDI takes v1.4.9

July 29, 2026

• feature: MIDI files are welcome now. Drop a .mid or .midi (up to 25 MB) into any workspace and it lands as its own MIDI type — collaborators can download it straight into their DAW, comment on it, and vote on it like any other take. It isn't audio, so there's no player or waveform, and a MIDI can't become the Main Mix: add an audio render and promote that instead. The Windows app handles MIDI takes too, with the same badge, the same rules, and DAW-watch folders picking up .mid exports automatically.
• fix: Tightened who can write into a collaboration. Uploading a new track into a workspace now requires being an accepted, non-Guest participant, and rolling a version back excludes Guests as well — matching the rules that already applied everywhere else. Guests have always been read-only by design; these two paths hadn't caught up.

Never miss a release again v1.4.8

July 28, 2026

• feature: Your home page now tells you when there's been a release: a small banner under your greeting announces new web versions and new Windows or Mac app versions — matched to the device you're on, so phones never see desktop prompts. Dismiss it or follow the link and it stays gone. The bell's Community tab keeps a running list of releases too.
• improvement: The Fork and Move buttons on a version now match each other properly, and "Move to another branch" lost its trailing dots.
• improvement: Under the hood: dependency security updates and stricter validation on release metadata.

Session Takes front and center in the Windows app v1.4.7

July 27, 2026

• improvement: Windows app: Session Takes now sits right below the track details — it's the drop zone you reach for constantly, so it's the first thing in the panel instead of the last.
• improvement: Windows app: Metadata History now starts minimized, matching Sound Check — expand it when you want the branch-by-branch breakdown, and enjoy a tidier Info panel the rest of the time.

Sound Check comes to the Windows app v1.4.6

July 27, 2026

• feature: The Windows app now has Sound Check too: expand it on any version in the workspace Info panel to see who in the band has Played, Downloaded, Voted, or Commented — with the same aligned signal icons as the web, the "haven't checked this one out yet" cluster, and a nudge when the one who hasn't is you.
• improvement: Sound Check moved up — on both web and Windows it now sits right below the version details, above the metadata history, and always starts minimized so your Info panel stays tidy.

A cleaner Sound Check v1.4.5

July 26, 2026

• improvement: The Sound Check card got a visual tune-up: each bandmate's row now shows their Played / Downloaded / Voted / Commented signals as a neat row of aligned icons instead of wrapping text chips — names get more room, rows line up for easy scanning, and hovering an icon tells you what it means.

Sound Check — see who's heard the take v1.4.4

July 26, 2026

• feature: Every version's Info panel now has Sound Check — a quick glance at who in the band has checked out a take. See who's Played, Downloaded, Voted, or Commented (and when they were last active on it), plus a soft "haven't checked this one out yet" cluster so you know who to nudge. No counts, no scoreboard — just whether your collaborators have heard it. The card only appears when you're actually collaborating; solo workspaces stay clean.
• improvement: Clicking a comment's pinned timestamp in your Messages now takes you straight into the workspace with the waveform open at that exact moment — no more hunting for the spot after switching windows.

See where a comment is pinned, right from your messages v1.4.3

July 26, 2026

• bugfix: Open a track comment from your Messages and you'll now see the exact spot a collaborator pinned it to — a single moment like "@0:44" or a range like "@0:44–1:20" — right on their message. Click it to jump the player straight to that spot. The pin was already shown inside the workspace; now the pop-out chat from Messages matches.

Stay signed in everywhere, and the Windows Timeline is back v1.4.2

July 25, 2026

• bugfix: Using the website and the Windows app at the same time no longer signs you out of both. A timing quirk in how sessions renewed could make one app's renewal look suspicious and end every session you had open; renewals are now recognized for what they are, and a genuinely suspicious sign-in only ends the session it belongs to — never your other devices.
• feature: The Windows app's Timeline view is back — and it now matches the web. Every branch gets its own colored lane with connecting lines for forks, promotions, and incorporated takes; solid dots are mixes, rings are takes, and the legend flags branches whose latest cut was rejected. Click any "promoted from", "Promoted →", or "incorporated into" tag to jump straight to that version.
• improvement: If a workspace you were mirroring is deleted or your access ends, the Windows app now says so plainly — "Workspace no longer available" — instead of showing a technical error message on the dashboard card.

Approved takes stay put, notifications that go where they say, and instant desktop updates v1.4.1

July 25, 2026

• improvement: Approved takes stay put. In a workspace with bandmates, a take that the team has already approved can no longer be moved to another branch — the move option stays visible to the uploader but disabled, with a note explaining why. Solo workspaces are unchanged.
• bugfix: Community notifications now take you where they say. "Profile updated" and "New musician" open that musician's actual profile (no more "Profile not found"), and "New collaboration" opens the collaboration itself instead of a generic list. Older notification entries saved in your browser keep their old behavior until they're dismissed.
• improvement: The Windows app now hears about new versions instantly. When an update ships, running apps show the update notification within seconds instead of waiting for the next scheduled check — and as always, one click installs and relaunches.
• bugfix: Windows app polish: "Move to branch" now sits with the Approve and Withdraw actions where it belongs, status badges like "Pending" no longer get clipped at the card's edge, and the move option matches the web's look and rules everywhere.

Move takes to the right branch — on the web and in the Windows app v1.4.0

July 25, 2026

• feature: Uploaded a take to the wrong place? You can now move it. If you're the uploader, "Move to another branch" fixes all the ways a take can land wrong — wrong branch, an accidental new branch, or a take that should have been its own branch all along. Votes and comments travel with it, take numbers renumber automatically, and an accidentally-created empty branch cleans itself up. The Main Mix stays protected: promotion is still the only way in.
• feature: The Windows app can move takes too. The same "Move to branch…" action is in the desktop workspace, with a live preview of where your take will land and a heads-up when the move will become the branch's current take.
• improvement: The "new version available" banner now offers "See what's new" — one click refreshes the site and lands you right here on the What's New page. Either option refreshes the page, so finish what you're doing first.
• improvement: After the Windows app updates itself, your next launch opens What's New in your browser so you can see what changed — once per update, and never on a fresh install.
• bugfix: Changing the Windows app's close-to-tray preference no longer quietly resets other saved app preferences.

Add Take works everywhere, honest approval counts, and a better phone experience v1.3.1

July 24, 2026

• bugfix: The per-track "Add Take" button works again on stem branches. Uploading a take to a branch whose latest version had no instrument set failed with a cryptic validation error — the same file uploaded fine through "Upload Stem". Add Take now uploads cleanly, and when something genuinely is wrong with an upload, the error message tells you exactly which field to fix instead of a generic banner.
• bugfix: Approval counts across the workspace and review queue now show the real quorum. Version rows, the version detail card, and "Takes awaiting your review" previously counted Guests (who can't vote) toward the required approvals — a take could look like it needed 2 votes when it only needed 1. Every surface now shows the same countable math the promotion decision actually uses.
• bugfix: Guests no longer see a review queue full of Approve/Reject buttons that couldn't work. "Takes awaiting your review" and the home page's Your-Move count now only include collaborations where you can actually vote — and if your role changes while you're browsing, the queue updates live.
• improvement: The review queue is now readable on your phone. Rows stack cleanly on small screens with full-width text and bigger, easier-to-tap Approve and Reject buttons — no more one-word-per-line squeeze.

Team roles that mean what they say — and contributor invites v1.3.0

July 24, 2026

• feature: Contributors can now invite people to a collaboration. Pick the role (Contributor or Guest) and the owner gets an approval request in a new "Invite requests" panel — the invitee is only contacted once the owner approves, and the owner stays in full control of who joins.
• improvement: Guest access is now truly listen-only. Guests keep playing, downloading, and commenting, but voting, forking, and upload controls no longer appear for them — no more buttons that couldn't work.
• bugfix: Approval counts now stay honest when your team changes. When someone is moved to Guest, removed, or leaves, their earlier votes no longer count toward promoting a version — and open approval panels update live instead of showing stale "ready to promote" states.
• improvement: Role changes show up everywhere, immediately. Rosters, role badges, and approval widgets refresh in real time across open pages when a collaborator's role changes.

Your full-resolution WAV bounces now upload correctly v1.2.4

July 21, 2026

• bugfix: Fixed uploads for 32-bit float WAV files. Full-resolution WAV bounces exported from DAWs like Reaper, Pro Tools, and Logic were being rejected during upload — they now upload and render their waveforms correctly.
• improvement: Clearer upload errors. When an audio file genuinely can't be processed, the uploader now shows the specific reason instead of a generic "Something went wrong."

A more trusted Windows app — and macOS on the way v1.2.3

July 21, 2026

• improvement: The Windows desktop app is now signed with a verified publisher certificate, so installing and updating it is smoother, with fewer Windows security prompts. Already running the desktop app? It updates itself automatically — nothing to do.
• improvement: Groundwork for macOS. Behind the scenes, the Windows app now shares its core engine with the macOS app we're building. Nothing changes in how you work today — it's a big step toward bringing musiciansXchange Desktop to the Mac.
• bugfix: Smoother sign-in on desktop. If updated Terms of Service arrive while the app is signing you back in, they now appear right away instead of pausing sync until you reopen the window.

Desktop sync status on the web, snappier filters v1.2.2

July 9, 2026

• feature: See your desktop sync at a glance. If you mirror workspaces with musiciansXchange Desktop (v1.1.3 or newer), the workspace header now shows a live badge for your own devices — Synced to desktop, Desktop offline, or Sync paused — so you know your local copy is current without leaving the browser.
• feature: New Desktop section in your account. Account now has a Desktop page that shows platform availability for the desktop app and the sync state of your connected devices. Windows downloads will appear there when a release is published; macOS is coming later.
• improvement: Filters and dropdowns respond faster. Reference lists like instruments, skills, genres, and DAWs are now cached on the server, cutting repeated database work from search and filter screens.

Stay signed in, connect desktop faster v1.2.1

July 8, 2026

• feature: Signing in to musiciansXchange Desktop is smoother when you already have musiciansXchange open in your browser. If you're signed in on the web, the desktop sign-in page can now offer to continue with that same account instead of making you start from scratch.
• improvement: Remember me is more reliable on the web. When your session refreshes in the background, musiciansXchange now keeps the longer remembered-session setting instead of quietly shortening it.
• improvement: Track comparison is more forgiving. If one version has trouble loading or playing, the compare player recovers cleanly so you can keep listening and comparing without getting stuck.
• bugfix: Uploads that reference incorporated versions now validate those selections more carefully, so bad version references are caught instead of being silently ignored.
• bugfix: Version history and compare controls got small readability fixes, including clearer contrast and labels in branch/version views.

Know your space at a glance v1.2.0

July 1, 2026

• feature: See your storage at a glance. A new usage ring on your avatar, plus cards on your home and account pages, show how much of your space you're using and how much is left — so you always know where you stand before you need more room.
• feature: Lyrics got a real upgrade. Open Lyrics right from the List/Timeline toggle, and see the current version at a glance on a collaboration's Info tab. Write with chords and standard song sections — Verse, Chorus, Bridge, Breakdown, and more — using type-and-Tab autocomplete (arrow keys to pick a suggestion), with a ? button for a quick syntax guide. Your work autosaves as you go, and Chat stays a tab away. Your existing lyrics carry over automatically — nothing for you to do.
• improvement: The full-screen waveform is easier to play. Play/Pause and the replay-section button now sit right beneath the waveform next to the scrubber, with bigger touch targets — select a section to play just that part and replay it in one tap — and a clearer on-waveform hint shows you can click to seek or drag to pick a range.
• improvement: A tidier fit on phones: the page footer now sits at the end of the page instead of floating over your content, the founding-member banner is quieter, and empty showcase sections stay hidden until there's something to show.
• improvement: Under the hood: faster, lighter processing of the audio you upload and sturdier handling of your uploads behind the scenes, plus routine security hardening — so the parts you don't see keep getting more reliable.

A free home for your music — for good v1.1.0

June 29, 2026

• feature: musiciansXchange now has a permanent free tier — no 14-day trial and no credit card. Verify your email and your free Member account is yours to keep: 2 GB storage, one private collaboration of your own, and unlimited joining of the collaborations others host, plus your profile, comments, and in-collaboration chat.
• feature: When you need more room — or want to host public collaborations and more private ones — Pro (25 GB) and Unlimited (500 GB, and just ask if you need more) are there when you're ready. Annual billing includes three months free in your first year.
• improvement: You're in control of your space: delete tracks or a collaboration to instantly reclaim storage, and export an entire workspace — every version plus a manifest — whenever you want your own copy.

Your workspace, now on your phone v1.0.3

June 17, 2026

• feature: The collaboration workspace now works on your phone — tracks, version history, chat, and lyrics are all there in a tap-to-switch layout built for small screens, with touch-sized controls and no sideways scrolling.
• feature: Unread messages now show in your browser tab — when musiciansXchange is open in a background tab, the tab's title and icon display your unread count so you won't miss a new message.
• improvement: Workspace chat and who's-online presence stay steady through brief network hiccups.
• improvement: Behind-the-scenes security and privacy hardening, so a private collaboration's details only ever appear to the people you've invited.

A cleaner Find-a-Project list v1.0.2

June 14, 2026

• bugfix: Collaborations that already have every role filled no longer show up when you're looking for a project to join — Discover now lists only collaborations that are still seeking musicians, so the open spots you see are real.

Export your whole project v1.0.1

June 14, 2026

• improvement: Your data export now includes every track from the collaborations you're part of, not just your own uploads — download a complete copy of the music you've made together, in one archive.
• improvement: Refreshed the featured-take preview player on your home dashboard — a cleaner round play button lets you listen to a pending take right from the card, with a clearer Listen first / Pause label.
• bugfix: Workspace chat now sends reliably — fixed a server error that stopped messages from posting in collaboration workspaces.

Built for Real Music Projects v1.0

June 12, 2026

• feature: Upload WAV, MP3, AIFF, FLAC, M4A, and AAC — bring the files your DAW already exports.
• feature: 14-day free trial, no credit card — try the full Pro workflow before you subscribe.
• feature: Simple, Stripe-powered checkout and billing — Pro $3.99/mo or $39/yr, Unlimited $9.99/mo or $99/yr; annual plans include 3 free months the first year.
• feature: One About hub — About, FAQ, Pricing, Terms, Privacy, Refund, Legal Notice, and What's New now live in one place.
• improvement: Clearer version history — one "Current Mix" on the main branch, "Latest" on side branches, with branch-colored promotion labels.
• improvement: Filter versions by type and status (Current/Latest, Pending, Approved, Rejected, Superseded), with clickable lineage chips.
• improvement: Waveform previews and in-browser playback across all supported formats.
• improvement: Access history stays useful even after the related audio is removed.
• improvement: Consistent, branded emails for billing, verification, password reset, and account notices.
• improvement: Smoother sign-in, terms, checkout, and subscription flows.
• bugfix: Private collaboration titles stay private.
• bugfix: Rejected and already-incorporated versions no longer appear in selection flows where they don't belong.
• bugfix: Removing content now cleans up its playback copies and attachments with it.