Cipher Munchv1.0.12

Released August 23, 2026Major

Android

The latest update focuses on platform compatibility and audio customization for Android. Because the analysis windows contain no data, the impact remains neutral. The technical fix for legacy tablet audio is the primary functional change.

What changed

UXAdded unique sound effects and haptic feedback to all buttons, keys, and menus
New featureAdded a volume slider for sound effects in the Settings menu
UXRenamed the sound toggle to 'Sound effects'
PlatformIntegrated sound effects with system ringer mode and device volume levels
PlatformFixed an issue where sounds failed to play on specific older tablet models

Reception

50/ 100 impact scoreNeutral

What worked

Platform
Resolution of audio playback failures on older tablet models addresses a specific technical barrier to entry for the Android user base.

What didn't

UX
no evidence
The addition of haptic feedback and sound effects lacks sufficient user feedback to determine impact on engagement.

Marlvel takeaways

Monitor crash logs on older tablet hardware to confirm if the audio fix successfully stabilizes the session duration for that segment.
Evaluate the volume slider usage in the settings menu to determine if users prefer custom audio levels over the default system ringer integration.

Original release notes

New in 1.0.12:
• Sound and haptics across the app: every button, key and menu now has its own tap sound and tick
• A volume slider for sound effects in Settings, and the sound switch is now called "Sound effects"
• Sound effects follow your ringer mode and device volume
• Fixed: sounds not playing at all on some older tablets