Changelog

1.1.2 — 2026-04-15

Toolbar refinements and empty-state drop-target cleanup.

The add, remove, and reset buttons in the bottom toolbar are now flat icon buttons with larger invisible hit areas, making them easier to click without stealing emphasis from Reconcile.
The bottom toolbar now matches the title bar height for a more balanced window chrome.
When the app is in its empty "drop files to get started" state, the "drop to create a new pair" overlay no longer appears — there's nothing to add to yet, so it was just noise.

UI polish pass focused on empty-state welcome and warning legibility.

New welcoming empty state: a single unified drop zone with film + waveform icons replaces the split video/audio zones when no files are loaded. As soon as a file lands, the familiar split view returns.
The filename-matching hint on the empty state now respects the "Pair by filename" setting.
Warning pills (duration mismatch, click warnings) now use black text on orange instead of white — the previous combination fell well below legibility contrast thresholds at 9pt.
Duration-gap block is now flush with the video thumbnails with square corners, reading as missing frames rather than a detached pill.
Uniform 12pt spacing between the video and audio sections of each pair, matching the card's horizontal padding.
The empty-state pair no longer shows a selection highlight.

Major UI redesign and quality-of-life improvements.

Redesigned pair cards as a flat, full-width list. Dividers replace nested boxes; waveforms, thumbnails, and metadata are unboxed for a cleaner, more scannable layout.
Duration mismatches between audio and video are now visualized with an orange gap block that extends the shorter track, making out-of-sync pairs obvious at a glance.
Duration is now shown as the first metadata chip, with warning styling when a mismatch is detected.
New drop zones: shorter, icon + text, with a dashed border that stays out of the way.
Window auto-resize now tracks the live content height instead of a hand-maintained mirror, so it stays correct as pairs are added or removed.
Drop multiple audio and video files at once for concurrent filename matching. Previously each drag-and-drop created a single pair; now a single drop can populate a full session.
Licensing polish and expanded Settings (General, Post-process, Warnings, License tabs).
Numerous bug fixes, release script improvements, and UI refinements.

First public release.

Drag-and-drop pairing of audio and video files with smart filename matching
Batch processing of multiple pairs in a single session
LUFS normalization with EBU R128, ATSC A/85, and custom target presets
QC warnings for LUFS range, true peak, sample rate, duration mismatch, and head/tail clicks
Optional blocking of Reconcile when warnings are present
Linear head/tail fade application (0.5–8.0 frame resolution)
File organization: move source audio and video to named subfolders after a successful run
Saveable presets for Post-process and Warnings settings
Keygen.sh license activation with machine binding and deactivation
Sparkle auto-update support