
Sonarch: Music Player
Your library, local and cloud
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What's New in Sonarch
1.3
October 5, 2026
NEW • Which copy plays, and why. Tap the info mark beside a track held in more than one place to see its copies in the order Sonarch tries them, with the reason the first one wins: lossless over lossy, a higher bit depth or sample rate, the order of your locations, a download, or a copy that can't be reached right now. A switch shows what changes on a limited connection. • Open audio files from other apps. Sonarch appears in the share sheet and in Files' Open in, and a file you open plays straight away, with the queue still to follow. It's kept in Sonarch › Opened in Files. • Library Health. Files a scan couldn't take in, grouped by folder with a rescan for each, and albums missing an album name, an artist or track numbers, with a way to fix them, including numbering a whole album at once. Find it in Settings. • Pause timer. Touch and hold the stop button to pause whatever is playing after a number of minutes or at a set time, with a fade. A countdown shows the time left, and "Finish the track first" lets the playing track end instead of cutting it off. • Skip tracks automatically. Mark tracks you'd rather not hear and Sonarch passes over them whenever it picks what plays next: through an album or browse, on shuffle, with Next and Previous. Start one yourself, or play it in a playlist or from a row you queued, and it plays as usual. With Sync, the skip reaches your other devices. • Pick an album from the Remote. The Mac's albums, newest first and searchable by title or artist; tap one and the Mac plays it. • New music reaches your other devices by itself. With Sync, when a rescan of a cloud folder finds new or changed tracks, your other devices holding the same folder rescan just the folders where they turned up. IMPROVED • Select several of an album's tracks to play them, edit their tags, add them to a playlist or the queue, skip them or download them. • "Set playing here" in Albums, as in playlists and on the Mac. • History shows what your other devices played even when this iPhone doesn't have the music: the row is dimmed and can't be played until the album turns up here. FIXED • The mini player no longer covers the bottom of Stats. • Tabs that hold more than one section, such as Bookmarks and History, keep the one you chose after a restart.
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