📱 Syncplay Mobile (now Synkplay) is a Syncplay client app for Android and iOS. Watch stuff in sync with your friends. Compatible with the official Syncplay for PC. Fully written in Kotlin and Compose multiplatform.
Syncplay Mobile released v0.26.0 with a streamlined workflow for studying linked songs—users can now jump into the visualizer in seconds without gaps. The update includes visual refinements like a liquid glass about popup and improved accessibility features, such as flashing light warnings and…
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feat(kite): study a linked song in seconds and switch to the visualizer without a gap
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