Timewarp 0.1.2

• Fixed: Timewarp froze when you clicked Restart to install an update.
• The Updates card text stays inside the card.

Timewarp 0.1.1

• Timewarp has its own app icon.
• The keyboard outline in Games and Clips only shows while you use the arrow keys.
• Text no longer overflows the Updates card.

Timewarp 0.1.0

The first version.

Recording

• Records League matches automatically, with no overlay, injection or reading game memory.
• Uses the Mac's hardware video encoder, so your FPS stays where it was.
• Recordings survive crashes and force quits. Closing the window while you're in a game keeps recording.
• Bookmark a moment mid-game with F8.

Reviewing

• Kills, deaths, assists and objectives are marked on a timeline that zooms for long games.
• Notes in Markdown, pinned to the moment they're about.
• Draw on a paused frame and save the drawing with a note.
• Playback speed, frame-by-frame stepping and J/K/L shuttle.
• Hover the timeline to preview any moment.

Learning

• Matchups by role: your lane opponent, filtered by any ally or enemy champion.
• Star moments and keep notes per matchup.

Clips

• Save any moment or range as a clip, sized to fit Discord if you want.
• Clips are HEVC by default: about three times smaller than before. H.264 is still there for old devices.
• Watch clips in the app; they're copied to your clipboard too.

Library and storage

• Split recordings of one game are joined automatically.
• Keep only the moments of a game to save space, one game at a time or many.
• Automatic cleanup by age or size. Games with notes are kept.
• Recently deleted, with Restore and Delete forever.
• Export and import everything, settings included.

Everywhere

• ⌘K to search and run commands, ? for every shortcut.
• Keyboard and mouse back/forward, and Finder-style selection.
• A setup page that checks permissions and explains how to fix anything missing.
• Update checks are off until you turn them on. Updates only when you click Update, and only releases signed with the Timewarp release key. If a new version doesn't start, the previous one is put back.