Sonid is now fully native — and this is our biggest update ever. We rebuilt the entire app from the ground up in SwiftUI, replacing the old Cordova hybrid with a true native iOS experience. Every screen has been redesigned for speed, clarity, and day-to-day practice.
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Sonid is now fully native — and this is our biggest update ever.
We rebuilt the entire app from the ground up in SwiftUI, replacing the old Cordova hybrid with a true native iOS experience. Every screen has been redesigned, rethought, and optimized for speed, clarity, and day-to-day practice.
Smoother lesson flow, clearer progress, and a more polished path through classes, modules, and unlocks. Video intros, practice steps, medals, and completion feedback all feel faster and more intuitive.
Practice is sharper than ever — quicker question flow, improved audio, clearer right/wrong feedback, streaks, and better mixed-topic sessions drawn from what you’ve unlocked in Learn.
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The theory library is easier to browse and read, with improved search, filters, and article presentation so you can look things up without breaking your flow.
Fretboard practice has been upgraded for notes, intervals, chords, and scales — a more responsive tool for guitarists learning theory on the neck.
June brought Capo — our new fretboard app for guitar, bass, ukulele, and mandolin — plus getcapo.sonid.app and deep links from sonid.app. Sonid moved to 4.0.16 with a refreshed exercise library and a smoother start for new users. On the web: free metronome and tuner tools alongside the Playground — and we started building native Sonid for iOS.
Capo puts Sonid’s chord and scale library on an interactive fretboard for guitar, bass, ukulele, mandolin, and more. The mobile app launches July 4, 2026 — here’s everything waiting on the neck.
Sonid 3.6.4 is live on iOS and Android with smoother Learn & Analyse, guided tours, a visible streak, and a bigger florin store (boosts, streak shields, combo starters, lesson tokens, and more). On sonid.app: practice deep links, listen & solfege examples, the Music Theory Playground—and Sonid Classroom for teachers is coming soon.
Analysis tools have been refreshed with a consistent new design, smoother navigation, and clearer results so you can break songs and progressions apart with confidence.
Your learning timeline makes streaks, milestones, and day-to-day progress easier to follow — a clearer picture of how your practice adds up.
The in-app store is smoother to browse, with clearer Sonid+ and subscription flows so power-ups and premium access are easier to understand.
Account settings have been redesigned for consistency and reliability — from preferences to cloud sync, everything feels more at home on iOS.
Whether you’re starting out or picking up where you left off, the new Sonid feels faster from the first launch: fluid animations, refined dark mode, improved localization, smoother Sonid+ and subscriptions, and a more dependable experience from sign-in to daily lesson reminders.
Thank you for learning music theory with Sonid. We’ve poured a lot into this rewrite — we hope you feel the difference from the first tap.
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