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Metronome: A new tab clicks with accents, subdivisions and five sounds, and each song clicks along at its own tempo, following the changes written into it.
Chord diagrams: Every song now starts with how its chords are played on guitar, ukulele or keyboard, and you pick the shape you play for each chord.
Capo and tempo on the song: Set the transposition, capo and tempo right on the song, separately for each setlist, and sync them between your devices along with your chord shapes.
Sepia background: A slider in Settings warms the background towards the color of old paper, which can be easier on the eyes, with the contrast unchanged.
Features in Settings: Hide the chords, chord diagrams, metronome, setlists or cover art you never use; Performance mode, now called Read only, is there too.
More chord notations: Chords can also be shown in Latin (Do Re Mi), as Nashville numbers or as Roman numerals, while your song files keep standard names.