What’s coming

RepLog Roadmap

RepLog started with the core loop: log sessions, track goals, measure BPM progress. The foundation is solid. This is where it goes next.

Small, focused increments. No half-finished features. Every item below gets full attention before moving on.

Up next

Translations

Localizing RepLog to support musicians worldwide. We are adding localization for multiple languages - including Spanish, French, German, and Italian - covering the entire user interface, music theory references, and built-in tools.

App Localization Multilingual UI Spanish & French German & Italian
Planned

Multi-instrument organization

Separate your goals, practice history, and dashboard metrics by instrument (e.g. Piano, Flute, Saxophone) to keep your analytics clean and organized if you play more than one instrument.

Planned

Practice reminders

Optional notifications to nudge you when you haven’t practiced in a while. No streak anxiety, no guilt-tripping - just a quiet reminder that your instrument is waiting.

Shipped - v3.1

iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch & iCloud sync

RepLog on iPhone and iPad with an Apple Watch companion. Practice data syncs between Mac, iPhone, and iPad over iCloud - goals, history, dashboard, and media. Link goals to reference clips, and unlock Pro across platforms with the same purchase.

iPhone & iPad Apple Watch iCloud sync Goal-linked media Shared Pro unlock
Shipped - v3.0.1

Native Mac rewrite

Full SwiftUI Mac rebuild - faster and cleaner. Redesigned dashboard and history, media library with recordings and PDFs, pause/resume that keeps time, optional 3-2-1 countdown, and Free/Pro via the Mac App Store.

Native SwiftUI Dashboard & history Media + PDFs Pause / resume StoreKit Free / Pro
Shipped - v2.0.2

Folder sync - iCloud Drive & Dropbox

Keep the local SQLite database in sync across Macs by pointing RepLog at an iCloud Drive or Dropbox folder. File-based sync for multi-Mac setups - separate from the CloudKit iCloud sync that arrived later with iPhone in v3.1.

iCloud Drive Dropbox Multi-Mac folder sync
Shipped - v2.0

Analytics, Media & Visual Theory

Our major release: full daily practice streaks, detailed history charts, session durations, and goal breakdowns. Plus standard high-performance video/audio session recording with automated thumbnails, and built-in interactive music theory references (chords, fretboards, keyboard scales, and Circle of Fifths).

Practice streaks Advanced analytics charts Practice audio & video recording Visual theory reference BPM progress chart
Shipped - v0.4

Dashboard

A top-level view of your practice. Total time this week, recent sessions with goals and durations, active goals with real progress percentages. Know whether you’re moving forward or coasting.

Weekly overview Session history Goal progress Real % from logged data
Shipped - v0.3

Metronome & tuner

A full-featured metronome built right into the practice view - tap tempo, all common time signatures, volume control, beat indicator. Plus a chromatic tuner using mic-based pitch detection for any instrument.

Tap tempo 10 time signatures Volume control Beat indicator Chromatic tuner Cents deviation Any instrument
Shipped - v0.2

Goals & BPM progress

Create goals for songs, scales, or any technique. Set a target BPM. After each segment, log your current BPM and completion percentage. RepLog calculates progress automatically and shows it on every goal card.

Goal types BPM targets Progress entries Progress bar Status tracking Track metric selector
Shipped - v0.1

Core practice loop

The foundation: start a session, pick what you’re working on, log it. Sessions and segments tracked automatically, attributed to specific goals. End a session and you have a full record of where your time went.

Session tracking Goal segments Free segments Session history Duration logging

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