Name: Riffmix
Author: Manolab, LLC

2026-07-22 Build 299

Give yourself a maker name: Now you can name yourself with a name and an emoji. When you share a Riffmix or someone tunes in to follow you, they see your name instead of a jumble of letters.
Remixes show who made the original: When you remix a Riffmix someone shared, it wears their maker name — curved right around the spinning record, on your wall and on the deck. Credit where it's due.
Spot your own Riffmixes at a glance: Your own Riffmixes stay clean and unmarked. The ones you remixed from a friend carry that maker's name — so one look at your wall tells you what you made and what came from someone else.
A cleaner place to browse and share: Broadcast got a fresh look: your published Riffmixes and the makers you follow now share one page. Tap any Riffmix to hear it right there — swipe between a maker's Riffmixes, play, and scratch — then swipe back to keep browsing.
Publish and share in one tap: Hit Publish on a Riffmix and the share sheet comes right up with your link — send it wherever you like, no extra stops.

2026-07-21 Build 282

Open a Riffmix right where you are: When someone shares a Riffmix with you, tap the link and it opens inside the app — spinning, playing, and ready to scratch. The whole thing, the second you tap.
Love it? Remix it: Turn any Riffmix you're sent into your own. One tap on Remix drops it onto your deck as a brand-new Riffmix — play it, build on it, and make it yours.
Tune in to the makers you love: There's a new knob on your wall. Give it a twist to follow your favorite makers, so their newest Riffmixes are always a tap away — right next to everything you've shared.
Undo, even after you walk away: Leave a Riffmix and come back to it later — undo still steps back through your last few versions. A change you slept on isn't stuck anymore.
No more "You made two": Making a change and undoing it could pop up a screen asking which of two copies to keep. That's fixed, and the screen is gone for good — your Riffmixes just keep up with you across your devices.

2026-07-20 Build 269

Share your Riffmix with a link: Publish a Riffmix and get a link you can text or post anywhere — whoever opens it sees it spin and can play and scratch it right in their browser, no app needed.
Find your shared Riffmixes anytime: Everything you've published now lives in one place — open it up to grab a link again or take a Riffmix down, without having to re-share it from the deck.
Send and preview Riffmix files: Hand a Riffmix to a friend over AirDrop, Messages, or Files — and when one lands, you can see it, play it, and scratch it right there before you open it.
Add emoji stickers to your Riffmix: Sticker a Riffmix's label to show what's inside — a guitar Riffmix can wear a 🎸. Pick from hundreds, then drag, resize, and spin them into place.
Bumpier bass: Kicks and low notes now land with a fuller sub, so your Riffmix sounds bigger — especially on speakers with real low end.

2026-07-18 Build 236

Your studio follows you across devices: Your Riffmixes, signatures, and voice takes now sync between your iPad and iPhone over iCloud — start something on one and pick it up on the other. Edit the same one on both and Riffmix keeps both versions so nothing is ever lost.
Four new instruments: Saxophone, trumpet, clarinet, and harmonica join the sound picker — hold the instrument word to play them.
Start a new Riffmix your way: Hold the + on the wall to begin a Riffmix already set to voice, notes, beats, capture, or import — no extra taps.
A better signing pad: Draw over your existing ink, undo any single stroke, and your signature now looks the same everywhere it appears.
Volume and speed on the floor: Press and hold a Riffmix's label on the floor to reveal two dials — set its level and play it faster or slower.
Every plaque shows what's inside: Riffmixes on the wall now picture their real tracks, so a voice recording looks like a voice recording — plus a round of visual polish across the deck.

2026-07-16 Build 192

Maintenance update

2026-07-16 Build 190

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