What's new

• Anyone holding the link to a song can unlock it for the couple. The sheet names whose song it is, the payer uses their own card, and the finished song is delivered to the couple exactly as if they had bought it themselves.
• The person who paid lands on the delivered song and hears it whole. The lyrics sheet, the story behind the song and the earlier takes stay with the couple.
• The studio-quality file and the instrumental stay with the account that owns the song, and so do the bonus songs the purchase grants.

Give one→

• The library reads like a list again instead of a wall of tiles: the cover art sets the height of a row and the title, the player and the actions live beside it, one song per row at every width.
• Under the title, the style and the language come first and the status follows them.
• Three painted cards open the library: the songs you liked, the monthly contest, and Maestro Trilo on WhatsApp.
• A filter menu keeps the finished songs one tap away, and carries how many there are on the option itself.

Your songs→

• When a month closes, the board stops asking for votes and names the song that won, with the two beside it marked as finalists. The counters stay on screen as their final numbers, with the songs and the stories.
• Rounds that have ended are listed under the standings and can be opened one at a time.
• Winners are contacted on the details of their order, by a person. Nothing about awarding is automated.

• Every conversation with Maestro Trilo is kept in a history panel that slides in from the right, titled by what you asked first, with a bin per thread.
• Signed in, that history syncs to the cloud: start on your phone during the commute, finish on a laptop at home. Everything already stored on a device is uploaded the first time you sign in.
• Threads are capped per account (30 while you are exploring, 100 once you have bought a song), and the counter warns you before anything is dropped. Nothing is ever deleted silently.
• On the phone, the composer sheet lost its close cross in favour of a handle you can drag, and gained a History button in its place.

Try it→

• Signed in on a wide screen, the site now has a left navigation rail carrying the same five destinations the mobile tab bar carries: Discover, your song, Create, your songs, your account.
• The song composer fills the whole desktop surface instead of sitting as a small card in the middle of the page, while the text itself keeps a readable column width.
• A Privacy and more flyout opens upward from the foot of the rail: terms, privacy, refunds, cookies, cookie settings, contact, and the two consumer dispute-resolution bodies, so the legal chrome no longer repeats at the bottom of every screen.
• The five social accounts are linked from the same flyout.

Open the composer→

• A wrong address under a valid language now returns the full site page (warm copy plus the whole navigation) with a real 404 status, instead of a bare error screen.
• An address typed without a language prefix is sent to the right language instead of nowhere, keeping whatever came after it in the link.

• Three seconds before the preview runs out, the player says so and the gold drains out of the waveform; when the music stops, the unlock pill lights up and the padlock stays ajar.
• The unlock pill is visible and filled from the first second, so nothing about buying arrives as a surprise at the end.
• With Reduce Motion switched on, the colours still change and the movement does not, and the moment reads in full on a phone that asks for less animation.
• The chat header wears the Cantavals mark.

Hear a preview→

• The kit (lyrics, the story, the QR code that plays the song, and cards for the tables) prints as two balanced sheets, with the card sheet optional at print time.
• It keeps its page count under the header Safari on iOS adds to every printout, which used to push it onto a fourth page.
• Status chips in your library are links: one tap from the library to the song they belong to.

Your songs→

• A single price level across markets: 449 lei, $99, 89 €. The old grid asked a Spanish or Italian couple for less than a Romanian one for the identical song.
• Every paid song now grants three bonus songs, and a discounted credit pack tops them up.
• Included, and said plainly: two complete renditions, free rewrites if something is off, downloads ready for the venue and for video, and an unconditional refund guarantee.

See the price→

• The referral ladder runs to fifty friends, in four steps (5, 15, 30 and 50), and the card shows the next reward with a countdown to it.
• Songs earned beyond what you can hold go into a reserve that opens as you use them. Nothing is lost and no one is ever told they hit a limit.
• Sharing works where couples actually share: a group message, a QR code, and ready-written text to paste into a status.

Your invite link→

• Disconnecting your number is a real button that really disconnects it, and Change number does the whole swap in one flow.
• The sign-out control is named Sign out, because the previous wording was being read as disconnecting the phone number.

Your account→

• Crawler directives, a sitemap, valid language alternates on every page, a unique title and description per page in four languages, and the correct language attribute on each: the technical floor that was missing entirely.
• Private surfaces (checkout, your account, the composer, a delivered song) are kept out of search results.
• The account page and the song feed load noticeably faster: batched reads, cached lists, and connection hints that reach the browser early.

• Account security hardening.
• Consent comes first: no advertising tag loads before you answer the cookie card, and the choice can be withdrawn from any page.
• The cookie card no longer covers the composer on a phone, and an order with the optional email left blank is no longer lost on submit.
• Nightly backups of the production store, and lifecycle emails with a working one-click unsubscribe.