• Cue sheet import. A whole-album rip plus its .cue now lands in your library as separate tracks — without splitting the file. Nothing is re-encoded and not a single byte is added to disk; remove the entries and you are exactly where you started. Works from Files, drag and drop, Open With, and from SMB/FTP/WebDAV servers, including when you select a whole folder.
• Playlist file import. Open a .m3u, .m3u8, .pls or .xspf and Sovault builds the playlist from it, keeping the original track order. Songs already in your library are matched instead of imported again; anything it cannot find is listed for you.
• Multiple versions of one song can be grouped into a single row — your MP3 and your FLAC of the same track no longer take up two lines. Merging duplicates gained a second outcome that groups them without deleting a single file, and a grouped merge can be undone for 30 days.
• Songs inside a playlist can be reordered by hand: drag on iPhone and iPad, context menu on Mac.
• Turning off iCloud sync no longer clears your files from iCloud. Deleting the iCloud copies is now a separate action you choose explicitly.
• Fixed three formats that were listed as supported but could not actually play a single byte: .voc, .aea and .vqf.
• Playback failures now say which kind of failure it was — a damaged file, a format we have no decoder for, or a file that simply could not be read at that moment — instead of one generic message.
• Settings › About now has an Open Source Licenses page, listing every open source component with its full licence text and where to obtain its source code.
• Fixed a crash when deleting a playlist, and rows showing the wrong song after new songs were inserted into a list you were looking at.
• Fixed multi-select: tapping the body of a row now toggles it. Previously only the checkmark itself worked.
• Imports write far less to disk, library scans no longer block the interface, and the file browser and song list stay responsive on large libraries.