Release Notes
Every update to FableFrog, from new features to bug fixes.
Previous Releases
Road Ready
A patch release for the moments FableFrog is out of reach of a keyboard. CarPlay gets a Downloaded tab and stops needing your server to be reachable, shake-to-keep-listening finally fires when the sleep timer ends, and recaps are rebuilt into a scene-setting line plus a timeline of what actually happened.
Up Next
Every listener keeps a mental list of what's next. Now the frog keeps it for you. The Reading List is one to-read queue for your account that holds the books you own and the ones you don't yet, adds a whole series in a tap, and answers "what now?" the moment a book ends. Plus transcription and recaps that follow each book's own language, Premium that covers your whole Family, and a listening stats screen that finally scrolls like it should.
Read On
The frog turned the page. The ebook reader grows up this release — hands-free auto-scroll at a speed you set, tap zones you draw yourself, Apple Pencil page turns, and your reading position saved and synced so you pick up on any device. Plus a faster library, sturdier downloads, and a stack of playback fixes.
Listen On
Off the grid? Keep listening. Limited Access Mode keeps your downloaded books browsable and playable when your session expires or the server can't be reached — plus a home for Downloads on your tab bar, cooler-running transcription, and a batch of playback fixes.
Word for Word
Read every word as it's narrated with private, on-device transcription — plus follow-along reading, spoken recaps, stat-block skipping, in-app book requests, and four new app icons.
Stay Signed In
A patch release focused on offline-resilient auth and graceful recovery from server-side session rejection.
Chapter Seven
Smooth sailing. Earlier release alerts, a sharper player, and snappier pages across the app.
Chapter Six
The frog finally found its voice. Hands-free Siri, bulk series follows, library-wide genre cleanup, and a player that heals itself.
Chapter Five
Release-day notifications, an automatic sleep timer, a customizable player, and a much faster library.
Chapter Four
Customizable home screen, navigation bar, smarter upcoming releases, and external book links.
Chapter Three
Tap a chapter to jump right in, pull to refresh, and a handful of bug fixes.
Chapter Two
The frog learned to read, manage a server, and chart every listening minute.
Chapter One
Once upon a time, a frog built an audiobook player. This is that player.