TuneBox 0.4.0 — eight languages, accessibility, and playback that keeps itself going

Languages

English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Nederlands, Polski,
Português — around 260 strings each, picked in Settings → Language or left
to follow the system. The AI's own sentences are translated too, not just the
buttons: "Because you played X", "Liked, last played 8 months ago", and the
summary of what it thinks you like.

Accessibility

• Text size — multiplies your system setting rather than replacing it
• Reduce motion — stops the equalizer bars, the visualiser and page
  transitions
• High contrast — Material 3's own high-contrast palette plus visible
  outlines
• Bold text

Playback, all on by default

• Keep the music going — when the queue runs out, a radio built from the
  last song carries on instead of silence
• Smart shuffle — weighted by the taste model, so favourites drift forward
  while the order still changes every time
• Pick up where I left off — the queue comes back, paused, on the next
  launch
• Data saver off Wi-Fi — streams and downloads cap at 128 kbps on mobile
  data
• Haptics on like, dislike and skip; recommendation reasons can be hidden

Training round

The training card now sits under the confidence score instead of at the bottom
of the page. Verdicts are held until the round finishes, so leaving part-way
really does discard it — and leaving asks first, naming how many songs are at
stake.