Adding a song from a link is clearer now:

• A new ? button next to the link box walks you through where a link comes from — find the song, tap Share, copy the link — with a short animation of the three steps.
• It also suggests looking for a piano version of the song you want, which is what gives you the most accurate sheet music.

Recording your own piano just got a lot less unforgiving:

• If a recording comes out very quiet, PianoSheet now tells you and lets you decide — keep it or record again. It used to delete quiet takes without asking, which meant a real performance played softly, or picked up from across the room, was thrown away with no way to argue.
• When a recording genuinely has no piano in it, you now get the advice that actually helps — move closer, or turn your keyboard up — instead of being sent off to look for a piano cover.

Practice fixes:
• Changing the tempo during the count-in no longer starts you partway into the section and marks the notes you never reached as missed.
• Changing the tempo during the count-in now re-times the rest of the count itself, so "1… 2… 3… Go" and the metronome both run at the speed you just picked instead of the old one.

Everything else:
• Reminders are now capped at three a week in total. A practice plan, a daily study schedule and a streak used to each stay under that limit separately, which added up to far more notifications than intended.
• Your weekly streak now forgives exactly one missed week, which is what the grace week was always meant to mean. A missed goal followed by a skipped week is two stumbles, and no longer passes as one.
• "Try again" is no longer offered on conversions that could never succeed on a second attempt — a track that is too long stays too long. The options that can actually help are shown instead.
• Fixed the free conversion being spent incorrectly: it is no longer charged for a conversion your subscription already paid for, and a conversion that fails on our side no longer uses it up.
• Conversions that stall on the server now report a clear failure instead of leaving a card spinning forever.