Changelog

What's new in Beltr.

Your one-time purchase includes every future update. Here's everything we've shipped, newest first.

v1.45.3

GPU acceleration that turns itself on

  • Acceleration recovers on its own: if Beltr checked for your graphics card before its driver was ready — common right after installing a new GPU or updating drivers — it could stay on the slower processor path for good, with no obvious way back. Beltr now re-checks for a supported GPU each time it starts, so acceleration switches on by itself once your card is ready.
  • “Re-detect” actually re-checks: the Re-detect button in Settings now re-scans for your GPU on the spot and offers to apply the change, instead of only suggesting a restart. Includes everything from v1.45.2.
v1.45.2

The Linux app launches again

  • Linux builds work again: a toolchain bug in the Linux build container corrupted a few bundled math libraries, so the v1.45.1 .deb and AppImage installed fine but the app never started. Those libraries are now repaired and verified during every build, so a broken Linux bundle can’t ship again. Includes everything from v1.45.1.
v1.45.1

New builds show up without a hard refresh

  • Updates appear on a normal reload: Beltr was letting browsers hold onto old app files after an update, so the TV, remote, and dashboard could keep showing a stale version until a manual hard refresh. Beltr now revalidates its frontend on every load, so a new build shows up the moment you reload. Includes everything from v1.45.0.
v1.45.0

Lyrics that light up as you sing them

  • Lyrics reveal word-by-word on the TV: instead of upcoming lines sitting in flat black, unsung lyrics glow in a soft, theme-matched ink and fill in as each word lands — with a subtle scrim band behind the active line so it stays crisp over any video background.
  • Your library plays in album order: songs imported from an album keep their real track order from import through the queue, so a queued album flows the way it was meant to.
  • “Add All” skips whatever’s already playing: bulk-adding a list to the queue no longer re-adds the song that’s on right now.
  • Your vocal level sticks between songs: the vocal mix you dial in stays put when the next song starts instead of snapping back to the default. Includes everything from v1.44.1.
v1.44.1

Sharper source icons

  • The “Bring your music into Beltr” cards look right: the three ways to add music — Apple Music, choose a folder, and folder or network path — now share one consistent icon style and color instead of a mismatched amber/gold/red set, with a proper Apple logo and clearer folder and network-drive marks. Includes everything from v1.44.0.
v1.44.0

Bring your own music

  • Adding your own music is a guided first step: the Music Library screen opens with a clear “Bring your music into Beltr” — connect Apple Music, choose a folder, or point Beltr at a network/NAS path, each explained in a line. Once a source is added, songs fill a full-width list with one-tap filters by source, and a single “Add source” button manages your libraries later.
  • “Split here” works in the timing editor on Mac: splitting a lyric line while fine-tuning timing was silently failing in the desktop app (it used a browser pop-up the Mac app blocks). It now opens a proper in-app field.
  • The GPU acceleration chip no longer sticks on the dashboard.
v1.43.2

Lyrics behind the firewall

  • Lyrics work on managed and corporate networks: on networks that inspect secure traffic (Zscaler, Netskope, and the like — common in schools and offices), Beltr could split a song but come up empty on lyrics. Beltr now trusts your computer's own certificate store, so lyrics, artwork, and metadata fetch normally instead of silently failing. It includes everything from v1.43.1.
v1.43.1

Back on Mac

  • The macOS build is back: the previous update shipped without a Mac installer, which left Mac users on their earlier version. This release restores the Apple Silicon build and gets automatic updates flowing again. It includes everything from v1.43.0.
  • Steadier Linux builds: fixed a permissions issue that could stop the Linux installer from building.
v1.43.0

Set up once, keep it

  • Your GPU pack and models stay put: the GPU acceleration pack and downloaded speech models now live in their own per-machine spot, separate from your library folder. Change or move where Beltr keeps your songs and you keep the multi-gigabyte downloads — no re-fetching from scratch. Existing installs migrate automatically on first launch.
  • GPU acceleration installs on Linux: fixed the Linux acceleration pack, which unpacked its bundled Python runtime the wrong way and left GPU speedups unavailable.
  • A clear heads-up when disk space is tight: Beltr checks free space before downloading a Whisper speech model, so a full drive gives you a plain message instead of a stalled, half-written download.
v1.42.0

Lyrics, front and center

  • Clean lyrics by default: the TV opens straight to plain, readable lyrics, without the live score, line ratings, or team scoreboards. Turn full party mode back on any time from the Stage panel.
  • One switch for backgrounds: a new "Show backgrounds" toggle turns off album art and music videos across every song at once and drops to a clean dark stage.
  • Readable over anything: every lyric line now carries a subtle dark outline, so the words stay legible over bright or light artwork.
  • Removing a background sticks: delete a song's video background and it stays gone, instead of quietly re-downloading the next time you play it.
  • Fixed splitting lyric lines: the "Split here" button in the timing editor works again.
v1.41.0

The setup is the show

  • A brand-new first run: setup is now a fullscreen cinematic show — license, folders, GPU acceleration, and host PIN, each set up inside the story of what Beltr can do, ending with your room open. Existing installs see it once after updating, with every answer prefilled.
  • Onboarding double-take fixed: finishing setup now reliably hands off to the dashboard without a second tour.
  • Background GPU install stays visible: opting into acceleration shows live download progress while you finish the remaining steps.
  • Host PIN, your way: regenerate the party PIN or type your own six digits during setup.
v1.40.7

Self-healing activation

  • Self-healing activation: if your computer’s identity changes (a rename, a hardware swap), Beltr now detects the stale device registration and quietly re-registers on its own — trials and licenses keep working without a reinstall.
  • Steadier trial syncing: song-count syncing paces itself and retries once on a brief server hiccup, so momentary lag no longer produces spurious errors.
v1.40.6

Crisper lyrics, smoother pitch bar

  • Crisper lyrics on the TV: the soft glow halo around lyrics is gone. Words render clean and sharp over any background, and sung words are marked by color.
  • Smoother pitch bar: the note highway now draws at full frame rate, so notes glide across the screen instead of juddering.
  • Activation on strict networks: license and trial checks now work behind proxies that inspect secure traffic (common on work and school networks).
  • Trial fix: the built-in sample songs no longer count toward your trial.
v1.40.5

Sharper lyric timing, steadier GPU acceleration

  • More accurate word-by-word timing: a new alignment engine lines the lyrics up to the vocal more precisely, so the highlight tracks what’s actually being sung.
  • Graphics-card acceleration turns on more reliably: if your acceleration pack was out of date, Beltr refreshes it automatically on launch, so the pitch bar and analysis run on the GPU when your hardware supports it.
  • Smoother pitch bar: pitch detection reuses a single warmed-up process per song instead of restarting each pass, which cuts stutter and speeds up song prep.
v1.40.4

Acceleration pack installs again

  • Fixed installing the graphics-card acceleration pack: on the last couple of versions the pack’s download list failed to publish, so installing or repairing acceleration could error out. This restores it — already-installed setups are unaffected.
v1.40.3

Fullscreen escape, and a tidier setup screen

  • Press Esc to leave fullscreen: on Windows and Linux there was no way out of the fullscreen TV screen once it opened. Esc now drops back to a normal window, and F11 toggles fullscreen on and off.
  • The setup screen never covers a playing song: the “Setting the stage” screen could occasionally stay up after you skipped a song mid-prep. It now clears the moment playback starts and never sits over the song that’s playing.
v1.40.2

The whole pipeline, on your GPU

  • Full graphics-card acceleration for song analysis: the last two steps that still ran on the processor now use your graphics card too — pitch detection (which powers scoring and the pitch bar) and word-by-word lyric alignment. On machines with acceleration installed, a song finishes processing faster from start to finish.
  • Clearer progress while a song is analyzed: after separation, the “Analyzing” stage now shows real sub-progress instead of sitting on a single number, with better logging behind the scenes if anything needs attention.
v1.40.1

Steadier acceleration, lyrics, and games

  • Acceleration recovers from a bad setup on its own: if a machine ended up with a graphics-card pack it can’t actually use, Beltr now clears it on launch instead of getting stuck on “needs repair,” and falls back to the fast CPU path.
  • More reliable GPU pack installs: installing the acceleration pack now resumes interrupted downloads, retries cleanly after a network hiccup, and the wizard tracks real progress and surfaces failures instead of getting stuck on “pending.”
  • Whisper transcription uses your GPU too: when acceleration is available, automatic lyric transcription runs through the same accelerated path.
  • Live GPU status on the dashboard: the acceleration panel shows your actual graphics device and remembers the result of the last install.
  • “Name That Beltr” steal mechanic: buzz in with the wrong answer and the round opens up for other players to steal the point.
  • Fixes: lyrics that briefly fetched too short now re-resolve fresh instead of serving a stale version; seeking backward resyncs scoring; a finished game round can no longer come back to life after the reveal; rapid skip and seek bursts stay in sync between phone and TV; album art no longer goes missing when MusicBrainz rate-limits a burst; and a flaky or intercepted connection is no longer misreported as “offline.”
v1.40.0

Graphics-card acceleration, done right

  • Smarter GPU acceleration on Windows: Beltr no longer offers a graphics-card pack on cards that can’t run the separation model (many AMD and Intel GPUs). Those machines use the fast CPU path instead, and the setup screen says so plainly rather than offering a download that wouldn’t help.
  • Separation always finishes: if an accelerated separation ever fails partway, Beltr automatically retries on the CPU instead of getting stuck — so a song always completes.
  • A clearer acceleration panel: the dashboard’s GPU settings are redesigned, with a plain-language explainer of what acceleration does and whether your machine can use it.
  • A fresh first run: the setup wizard has a refreshed Beltr look and a cleaner walkthrough.
  • Linux separation fixed: resolved a packaging issue that could break vocal separation on Linux.
v1.33.0

Party games that keep the night moving

  • Party games stay on the rails: a game now pauses the karaoke queue while it runs and remembers what it already used, so songs and lyrics stop repeating mid-game. Name That Tune can’t get stuck on a slow buzzer, and Finish The Lyric and Lyric Mad Libs show the right answer and winners on both the phone and the TV.
  • Reveal Reel reaches the whole room: a finished clip is sent to every phone in the room — not just the singer’s — with a “Grab your clip” button right in the iPhone and Android remotes.
  • The TV lyrics look right again: the active word lights up in yellow with the smooth gradient sweep, long lines wrap instead of clipping, and lyrics stay put when a phone or the TV briefly drops and reconnects mid-song.
  • The pitch bar fills the quiet stretches: songs with long un-sung sections no longer leave the note highway empty — the guide notes carry through the gaps.
  • Companion apps keep maturing: the iPhone remote gets a premium “Cinematic Stage” pass with iOS 26 Liquid Glass, and BeltrTV is now one universal app for both Apple TV and iPad. (Separate downloads — your desktop Beltr is still the host.)
v1.32.3

A tidier library and fully native remotes

  • Your library fills in its own blanks: missing album, genre, and year are filled automatically from iTunes and MusicBrainz, and albums group by the album artist instead of splitting apart over featured-guest credits.
  • Real album art, not video stills: Beltr now prefers true cover art over a frame grabbed from a music video, and shows it in the song list, the queue, and now-playing on both phone remotes.
  • Remotes find the room on their own: the iPhone and Android remotes auto-discover the server on your network — no QR scan, just enter your name and join.
  • Mix & Effects, rebuilt native: both phone remotes drop the old embedded web sheet for fully native mixer and effects controls, plus a “Cinematic Stage” visual polish across the Android app.
v1.32.1

Lyrics that stay centered

  • Long lyric lines stay centered on the TV: a line too long for one row now wraps and stays centered, instead of sliding to the left and clipping off the right edge.
  • Native remotes keep getting better: ongoing polish across the iPhone and Android remote apps and the Apple TV & Android TV stages — including an offline demo on Android TV so you can show it off without a server running.
v1.32.0

Beltr on the big screen

  • Beltr on Apple TV: a native tvOS app turns the biggest screen in the house into the karaoke stage — synced lyrics, the SingStar-style pitch bar, live scoring, a now-playing card, and music-video backgrounds. It plays your separated songs and classic MP3+G / CD+G discs. Phones join by scanning the on-screen code, exactly like the web TV. It’s in public beta now — join on TestFlight.
  • Beltr on Android TV & Google TV: the same native stage for Android TV — lyrics, the pitch highway, scoring from a phone mic, album art, and CD+G graphics — sized to render crisply on a real 1080p panel.
  • Remote lyrics that feel like the TV: the phone remote now matches the Apple TV’s lyric fluidity — words fill one at a time as they’re sung, long lines fit instead of running off the edge, and the line glides on a smooth clock instead of jumping.
  • Vocal slider syncs to the TV: slide the guide-vocal level on your phone and the TV’s mix updates live, so anyone in the room can dial the original vocals up or down on the fly.
v1.31.0

Record and share the night

  • Reveal Reel captures your performance: Beltr films your take as you sing and creates a vertical clip on your machine, ready to share the moment it ends.
  • Scan the QR, it's on your phone: after the song, a code appears on the TV. Scan it and the clip lands on your phone, where you can post it, text the group, or save it — made on your machine, shared only when you tap.
  • Opt in once, then it just works: approve recording the first time and Beltr films every performance by default. Turn it off anytime from the stage panel, or capture just the last 20 or 60 seconds instead of the whole song.
v1.30.8

Sing through your phone, on the big speakers

  • Phone mic, room speakers, no squeal: use your phone as the microphone and hear your voice through the TV or room speakers in real time. Beltr guards against feedback automatically, so you can hold the phone near the speakers without the howl.
  • Voice on TV or Score only: while you sing through your phone, choose whether your voice plays out loud or you just get scored quietly — practice without waking the house.
  • Headphone-aware: plug headphones into your phone and Beltr eases off the room speakers on its own.
  • Beltr Remote (free): the companion app is live on the App Store and Google Play. Scan the QR on your TV and your phone becomes the wireless mic and remote.
v1.30.7

A clearer view with the note guide on

  • Live score stays out of the way: with the pitch bar turned on, your running score drops just below the note highway so it never covers the lanes.
v1.30.0

Practice Mode, sharper lyrics, instant first run

  • Practice Mode: rehearse any song solo. Slow it down without changing pitch, shift the key to fit your range, loop a tricky A–B section, and spot the lines you keep missing.
  • Sharper synced lyrics: the TV keeps the upcoming line readable from across the room, and your phone now matches the TV’s typeface with a smoother word-by-word highlight that tracks the music more tightly.
  • Ready the moment you open it: a fresh install lands on a live, ready-to-sing demo, with no setup wizard.
  • Truer classic discs: MP3+G / CD+G playback is more faithful, with smoother scrolling and correct transparency and colors.
  • Connects on the first try: the room QR points at your real Wi-Fi address even with virtualization or a VPN installed.
v1.20.6

Quicker to ready, smoother on slow networks

  • Songs get ready sooner: more speed-ups to processing, and tracks that already have good synced lyrics now skip extra alignment work.
  • No more brief freeze on a slow network: the app stays responsive while background checks run, so the TV and your phones don’t stall when your connection is slow.
v1.20.5

Faster song processing

  • Songs get ready faster: vocal separation and pitch analysis both got a big speed-up, so the wait from adding a song to “ready to sing” is noticeably shorter, especially when you queue several at once.
  • Windows: no more firewall pop-up: the Microsoft Store version no longer trips Windows’ “Allow access?” prompt on launch, so your phones can reach the TV without anyone having to click through a warning first.
v1.20.4

Songs that bring their own lyrics

  • Embedded lyrics import: if a track has lyrics saved in its file tags and nothing turns up online, Beltr now imports those automatically, so tagged downloads and AI-made songs arrive with words instead of a blank screen.
  • Live preview when you export: the export screen now renders your karaoke disc with the exact theme and font you picked, so you can see how it’ll look before you export.
  • Pitch bar from the dashboard: flip the scrolling note highway on and off straight from the dashboard, alongside the phone remote.
  • Cleaner TV stage: a now-playing header up top, plus tighter pitch-bar and lyrics spacing, make the TV view easier to read across the room.
  • Disc Glow-Up toggle fixed: the remote control for restyling classic MP3+G discs was getting dropped before it reached the TV; turning it on now actually applies.
v1.20.3

Pitch bar, one-button export & disc glow-up

  • Pitch bar: a scrolling note highway rides along on the TV, showing the notes ahead and how close your voice is to each one in real time. Turn it on from the phone remote.
  • One Export button: exporting is now a single button and a single screen. Send a karaoke disc to a download, to a folder, or batch-export your whole selection to a USB drive, with your choice of format, layout and audio mode.
  • Export to USB: write a batch of karaoke files straight to a thumb drive, with presets and naming layouts that work on commercial karaoke machines.
  • Classic Disc Glow-Up: restyle older MP3+G discs on the fly to match your active TV theme, with an intensity dial. Controlled from the remote.
  • Smarter guide vocals: MP3+G files that carry a guide vocal on one channel are detected automatically, so the vocal-mix slider just works on them.
v1.20.2

Redesigned MP3+G export

  • A real export screen: pick a karaoke theme, choose a font, set the audio mode (instrumental or with a guide vocal), and name the file, with a live preview of how the on-screen lyrics will look before you export. Your last choices are remembered for next time.
  • Cleaner graphics on hardware: screen clears now send the full Memory Preset burst that real CD+G players expect, so the title card no longer bleeds through the first lyric line on hardware machines.
v1.20.1

MP3+G on every screen

  • Karaoke graphics on your phone: MP3+G songs show the original karaoke video right on the phone remote's now-playing screen, synced to the TV. No more "no lyrics" placeholder for tracks where the lyrics live in the graphics.
  • Preview MP3+G in the song details panel: open any imported MP3+G song from the dashboard and you can play, pause, and scrub through its karaoke graphics inline before queueing it.
  • Play Now jumps to Now Playing: picking Play Now from a song's menu sends the phone to the Now Playing tab automatically.
  • Brighter library: songs without uploaded artwork pull cleaner covers and artist images in the background, so the tile grid looks finished without any manual work.
  • Smoother sync on the phone: fixed a clock-sync issue that caused the phone's karaoke video to drift behind the TV for MP3+G tracks. Also hidden the vocal-mix controls when an MP3+G song is playing, since those only apply to stems-separated audio.
v1.20.0

MP3+G karaoke discs come to Beltr

  • Drag in your MP3+G karaoke discs: drop a CD+G zip (or a paired .mp3 + .cdg) and Beltr imports the whole disc, recognises the title and artist from the filename, and adds each track to your library.
  • Native CDG playback on the TV: MP3+G tracks now play through a built-in karaoke renderer, no transcoding step, no waiting around. The graphics start the moment you press play.
  • Export any song as MP3+G: turn a song from your library into a standard MP3+G pair that plays on a hardware karaoke machine. Pick an audio mode, save the files, drop them on a USB stick.
  • Format badges: MP3+G and HD tracks now show a small badge in song rows so you can see at a glance which is which.
  • Less Windows nagging: the firewall prompt that used to appear on every MSIX update is gone, and the NSIS installer registers its firewall rule on first install instead of asking each time.
v1.19.1

Export your lyrics + a tidier library

  • Save lyrics as a .lrc file: once a song's lyrics are synced, an Export .lrc button downloads them as a standard file. Keep a backup, load them into other karaoke players, or move them to another computer. They re-import cleanly into Beltr, so you never sync the same song twice.
  • A cleaner library: removed the status dot that showed on every track, gave songs without lyrics a clearer "Add lyrics" prompt, and refreshed the favorite heart.
  • Ready to sing sooner: a song becomes playable the moment its music is separated, instead of waiting on lyrics to finish in the background.
  • Lyrics no longer get lost: fixed a timing issue that could drop freshly made lyrics or leave a song stuck while processing.
v1.19.0

Scrub to any moment

  • Drag to seek: grab the progress bar and jump anywhere in a song. Works on the phone remote and the dashboard, with a live time preview that follows along, and every screen stays in sync.
  • Keyboard control on the TV: ← and → skip back and forward 10 seconds, and Space pauses or resumes.
  • Vocals start in Guide mode: new songs begin with a soft vocal guide instead of full lead vocals, and the on-screen label always matches what you're hearing.
v1.18.0

Setting the stage

  • A nicer "getting ready" screen: while a new song is being prepared, the TV now shows a polished "Setting the stage" screen instead of a plain progress bar.
  • Cleaner artwork: artwork you upload is automatically squared off so it sits neatly everywhere it appears.
  • Dashboard fix: corrected the library grid when the sidebar is collapsed.
v1.17.0

Your whole library, reimagined

  • A brand-new music library: browse everything you've imported by Artist, Album or Genre, each with its own page, plus a Recently Added view that keeps your latest songs up top. It feels like a proper music app now.
  • Details filled in for you: genre and year are detected automatically across your library, including songs you imported long before this update.
  • Scoring on your terms: a new Scoring toggle in host controls turns on-screen scores and line ratings on or off.
  • Better lyrics tools: a Sync Now button re-fetches and re-aligns lyrics on demand, and a built-in timing editor lets you nudge any line into place by hand.
  • More accurate synced lyrics: smarter matching and cleaner timing mean more songs line up correctly the first time.
v1.16.0

A beautiful new dashboard

  • A redesigned host dashboard: the Now Playing area is now a glowing centerpiece that picks up the colours of the album art and gently comes alive while a song plays. Glass surfaces, smoother controls, a calmer, more premium feel throughout.
  • Respects your system settings: with "Reduce Motion" on the animations stay still, and the glow pauses when the dashboard isn't the active window.
  • The first song appears right away: no more being stuck on "Nothing playing" at the start of a session.
  • Play/Pause works on the first tap: no more needing several clicks on the first song.
v1.15.7

Smoother, clearer importing

  • See what's importing: a banner shows live import progress, and closing Beltr mid-import offers to resume the unfinished songs in one click.
  • No more frozen "Done": the progress bar now shows the real stage until the song is genuinely ready to play.
  • The walkthrough closes properly: the "Got it" button in the "How Beltr works" guide now closes as expected.
  • Accurate import count: the banner count no longer lags behind what's actually finished.
v1.15.5–6

A guided first run

  • "How Beltr works" walkthrough: a clear first-run guide: the four ways to put Beltr on your TV, how friends scan the QR to turn phones into remotes, and how to search and queue songs.
  • TV link and QR code, right there: get a phone connected without hunting through menus.
  • Stays out of your way: if you already have a library, Beltr skips the walkthrough instead of covering your songs.
v1.15.4

Microphone setup, front and center

  • A real mic setup screen: connect your mic with one tap, pick the input, set the level and choose a vocal effect (Natural, Studio, Concert or Cathedral). Or Skip to sing without scoring.
  • Works however you start a song: the mic permission prompt now reliably appears.
  • Lyrics show on your phone again: fixed the remote getting stuck on "Loading lyrics…".
v1.15.1–3

A new look for the remote

  • Redesigned phone remote: every screen sits on a living ambient backdrop that picks up the colors of whatever's playing, with soft frosted-glass cards throughout.
  • The remote follows your TV theme: pick Neon, Retro, Concert or Vaporwave on the TV and the phones recolor to match.
  • Never miss your cue: during long intros the TV shows a countdown meter that fills to the moment the next line starts.
  • The right video, every time: background videos are matched to the song's artist and title; no confident match means no video instead of the wrong one.
v1.15.0

Support bundle + dashboard polish

  • One-click Support Bundle: collects your logs and system info into a single zip you can email to support@beltr.app.
  • Cleaner dashboard header: server status sits inline next to the logo; Settings is a clearly labeled button.
  • Unified rounded cards and a friendlier empty library with a clear drop zone.
v1.14

Redesigned dashboard + faster playback

  • New dashboard layout: collapsible sidebar, hover-reveal actions, and a compact command bar.
  • Sort your library by title, artist, date added, or duration.
  • Search & paste lyrics from multiple sources, or paste an LRC directly.
  • Instant playback: eliminated the ~10-second delay before audio.
  • Auto-fetch artwork and game sound effects for party games.
v1.13.5

Party games + delay compensation + lyrics editor

  • Three mini-games for the breaks between songs:
    • Name That Beltr: a clip plays and everyone races to buzz in with the song. Higher difficulties strip the vocals.
    • Finish the Lyric: pick the right next line from four choices before time runs out.
    • Lyric Mad Libs: fill in blanked-out words; the TV reveals everyone's answers next to the real lyrics.
  • Audio delay compensation: a delay slider nudges lyrics to line up with Bluetooth speakers; syncs across devices.
  • Built-in lyrics editor: retime, edit, split or merge lines and save a portable .lrc.
v1.13.0–4

New default look + smarter lyrics

  • Fresh default theme with deep ember tones and a pink-to-gold lyric glow.
  • TV and phone wrap lyrics the same way: long lines split at natural pauses so both screens match.
  • Songs process 25–40 seconds faster when matching lyrics are already available, and TV lyrics scroll without stuttering.
v1.12.0

Dashboard queue control

  • Play, queue, and reorder songs right from the dashboard. No phone needed.
  • Drag-and-drop queue reordering syncs instantly to every device.
  • Runs quietly in your menu bar and can launch at login.
v1.9.6–1.11

Apple Silicon, FLAC & stability

  • Native Apple Silicon support: faster processing, no Rosetta.
  • Lossless FLAC stems use half the disk space.
  • Better error messages, smoother first launch, a license that survives updates, and more reliable TV-to-phone connections.

What's coming

On the roadmap.

Your license includes every future update. Here's what we're working on.

iPhone & Android out now

Native remote apps

Beltr Remote turns your phone into the wireless mic and remote. The free app is on the App Store and Google Play today.

Planned

Duet mode

Split lyrics across two screens for duets. Each singer gets their own lines highlighted in real time.

Shipped

Party history & stats

Track your best scores, most-played songs, and party highlights after every session.

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