Patchlog

A chronological overview of meaningful Manouke updates. Small internal fixes are grouped into the larger user-facing change they belong to.

22 August 2026

Player, localization and public-interface polish.

Grille Player — added scheme-aware playback with metronome, rhythm and visual modes, start-from-bar controls, count-in, playback speed and practice loops.
🎯 Playback workflow — improved current-bar following, compact movable transport, pause/stop behaviour and restoration of the player position.
🌐 Czech localization — public pages and core grille controls can now be switched between English and Czech.
🧭 Public navigation — About, Features and What's New were reorganised and localization-aware navigation was completed.

18 August 2026

Rhythm tools, instruments and smarter chord handling.

🥁 Rhythm Reader & Editor — expanded rhythm data and notation with accents, tuplets, dotted values, pickups, tempo and playback.
🎸 Instrument system — expanded support for guitar, ukulele, cavaquinho and piano, including instrument tunings.
🔄 Chord conversion — improved conversion between instruments using the actual chord tones.
🪶 Playable chord alternatives — Easy Chords, Easy Harmonize, Manouche voicings and broader fretboard searches.

16 August 2026

More context around songs and the people behind them.

👤 Artist pages — dedicated profiles now connect composers, lyricists, arrangers, musicians and groups with songs.
🎼 Richer song credits — credits can distinguish different musical roles instead of storing only a single author field.
📘 Manouche Dictionary — expanded the discover/learn part of Manouke with terminology connected with gypsy jazz and manouche culture.

13 August 2026

Learning tools and a cleaner application structure.

🎮 Time Signature Game — added several game modes for recognising time signatures.
🏆 Leaderboard & stats — game results can be compared and tracked.
🔎 Discovery — filters, navigation and public song/artist pages were reorganised as Manouke grew beyond the original grille list.
Patchlog keeps the meaningful milestones.
Tiny internal fixes are grouped into the user-facing update they belong to.