What's new

What each version brought. The important part first, no jargon.

1.1 · 30 Aug 2026

A full pass over the settings window.

New interface, modern, with light and dark mode (dark by default, like the wallpapers it draws).
Fits any screen. The window now resizes and adapts itself; before, on a 14-inch laptop the buttons ended up under the taskbar.
A real progress bar: it goes from 0 to 100 and tells you what it is reading, band by band.
You choose how often it checks for a new track (it used to be fixed at two minutes).
Update notice: when a new version is out, a discreet link shows up at the bottom. The app sends nothing; it just reads a public file once a day.
Content is centered in the area you chose, the album's country follows the language, and one-wallpaper-per-display now coordinates itself with the now-playing interruption.

The first public release.

Nine kinds of wallpaper: what is playing now, your most played track, album and band collages, band and genre word clouds, the 24-hour listening clock, and the new artist and album of the year.
Each one can cover from a week to your whole history.
Draggable content area, three typefaces, ten colours, 21 languages, a different wallpaper per display, and a portable build.
No accounts, no password, no telemetry.