What's new

AIFF files — Logic Pro's default bounce — are now real tracks: duration, waveform, playback in every browser (Lossless included), timestamped comments and playlists, just like a WAV. Played right after the upload, the player shows “Preparing…” while it converts, then starts by itself.

On a shared page, pressing play before the audio is ready is no longer lost: the track starts as soon as it is.

On a phone, navigation moves under your thumb: five tabs at the bottom of the screen, under the player — Drive, Groups, Search, Activity, Account. Each page starts right at its title, “New” shrinks to a “+”, and the drive shows two or three more tracks as soon as it opens. · Reported in the beta

“Play all” no longer stops on “Playback failed” when your phone goes to sleep: when moving to the next track, the player waits for the network to come back and carries on by itself — and it now gets the next track ready before the current one ends. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, the Groups, Activity and To-do pages, and a group's member list, now run edge to edge like the drive. · Reported in the beta

A new “Plan” page: the free plan and Studio side by side, monthly or yearly, and for subscribers, the way to manage their subscription.

Studio opens unlimited group spaces, password-protected links, your logo on the pages you share and 500 GB; the free plan keeps one group space, 5 GB, and the choice of listen-only or download on every link.

If a Studio subscription ends, the extra group spaces turn read-only: everything stays viewable and open to comments, nothing is deleted, and it all reopens on going back to Studio.

The terms of use, privacy policy and legal notice are online, in French and English: at the bottom of the sign-in page, of every shared page and of your settings.

During its first week, a new account can tell us in one tap, at the top of the drive, how it found Feedtracks — it's optional.

Deleting your account no longer fails when someone has just asked for a sign-in code.

“Add to a playlist” now offers “New playlist” at the top: name it, and your selection goes straight in; the confirmation message takes you to the playlist. · Reported in the beta

Confirmation messages now show above the “Uploads” panel and the player instead of covering them, and “Add a version” no longer doubles the panel with an “Uploading…” message.

On a track page, V now really goes back and forth between the two versions you're comparing, even with three or more: the sound follows, at the same moment, even if you press twice in a row. · Reported in the beta

V also works with Caps Lock on and is listed in the shortcuts help (“?”); Esc leaves the comment field to hand the keyboard back to the shortcuts. · Reported in the beta

“Attach an existing track…” from a track page now makes the chosen track the next version, on top of the stack and the main one; existing versions keep their numbers. · Reported in the beta

A first version's note now suggests “A note on this version” instead of asking what changed. · Reported in the beta

The unresolved feedback from other versions, in a track's details, now updates as soon as feedback is resolved or a version joins the stack.

Attaching a track as a new version now emails the guests who gave feedback, just like “Add a version”: the link they received now plays that track.

A comment opened from a notification or “view in thread” lights up for a moment as you arrive, then goes back to being a line like the others — no frame left around it. · Reported in the beta

The “Uploads” panel now closes by itself a few seconds after everything has arrived; it stays open while your mouse is over it, and when something failed.

On a phone, the drive gets more room: lists run edge to edge, a row no longer carries a checkbox, and tapping anywhere on it opens it. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, “Select” — at the top of the list or in an item's menu — brings up checkboxes on the right, under your thumb, with an action bar that fits the screen; the back button leaves the selection. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, a long press opens an item's menu without ticking it underneath anymore. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, the drive's filters fit on one line, “Unresolved” first; the sort is chosen at the top of the list and goes back to date whenever you like; “My drive” is no longer cut off on small screens. · Reported in the beta

A playlist can now be reordered on a phone too: “Move up” and “Move down” are in each track's menu. · Reported in the beta

A track page is easier to read: the track at the top; right above the waveform, the version you're hearing, who approved it and its note; version actions move to the ⋯ menu, and playlists to the track's details. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, menus now rise from the bottom of the screen with large, easy-to-tap rows, like your phone's own apps — no more small window pinned to the button. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, a long press on a row of the trash or of a playlist opens its menu as reliably as in the drive.

A group no longer shows the photo of someone invited until they accept: they appear by their initial, in the group's picture and in the member list alike. · Reported in the beta

A comment opened from a notification or a waveform marker shows its actions (Reply, Resolve…) right away instead of an empty band. · Reported in the beta

Switching space or filter responds at once: the list stays in place while it loads instead of flickering, and on a phone the drive loads in one piece, titles and buttons together. · Reported in the beta

Sorting the drive by name no longer draws a large frame around the table's header. · Reported in the beta

On a computer, clicking the track title in the player opens its page. · Reported in the beta

In share links, “Disable all” is a visible button that asks for confirmation, instead of a ⋯ menu with a single option. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, tapping the comment field no longer makes the keyboard vanish — on your tracks and on a shared page alike. · Reported in the beta

Your storage is shown in Settings, in total and for each space you host; each group you host shows what it weighs. · Reported in the beta

An upload refused for lack of space in someone else's group now says it's the host's space that is full, not yours. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, a handle at the top of the player shows it can be pulled open. · Reported in the beta

On a phone, menus no longer show keyboard shortcuts. · Reported in the beta

On a track page, a marker's tooltip no longer repeats what the open comment already says. · Reported in the beta

The installed app's icon is sharp, on the home screen and at launch. · Reported in the beta

When someone you invited joins a group, you're told — in Activity and by email, which you can turn off in Settings. · Reported in the beta

“What's new”: what changes in Feedtracks during the beta, release after release. A small dot tells you when there is something new.

“Feedback on the beta?”: write to us from any page, with a screenshot if you like — at the bottom of the left column on a computer, in the account menu on a phone.

Feedtracks emails have a new, clearer look. Replying to a welcome email puts you in touch with the founder directly.

Signing in with Google now lets you pick the account, instead of using the one already open in your browser. · Reported in the beta