Version 1.2.0 · 13 October 2026
All twenty games have been checked and fixed: wins and scores survive a sleeping phone, practice help no longer gives answers away, keyboards work, and buttons are easier to tap on phones.
Rooms are safer from guessing and repeated attempts, and share pages and search descriptions are clearer and lighter.
Raasta now teaches the full twelve-bar blues by ear, with extra time to lay the whole form.
Listening levels keep their answers hidden. Pakad's Ears way no longer prints the coming phrase, Oont's camel calls no longer float their note symbols by night, Rang's play-head no longer lights hidden notes, Dil keeps the sour card secret until you answer, Raasta hides each chord until the flow plays it, Palat's inversion choices can no longer be guessed from the buttons, and Chakra's second Ears level plays home before an unnamed new key.
Scores count once. Undo and redo no longer pay twice in Makdi, Rang stars come from the first check, Four Voices locks a reading tap and cancels a stale win on Restart, and Raga-Man, Jhankaar and Besura keep their exact progress across a reload in an online race.
Rules match the classics more closely: Musical Chairs judges counted beats evenly on both sides, Raga Snake's bonus keeps your length and same-device Journeys start equal, Zero Kaata scores the chord line when one mark completes two lines, Besura chords around shown mines, and Dhalaan's slalom flags now make you weave. Ties share places in Raga Snake and Dhalaan.
Keyboards behave: focused buttons keep Enter and Space in Svara Yatra, Musical Chairs, Last Beat and Sur Paheli, and Raasta's board can be played with arrow keys.
The Housekeeper's release desk folds each game's choices behind Edit and keeps Save in reach on phones. The floating rail fits 320-pixel screens.