Changelog

v4.3 — a proper hello

July 2026

Brume now opens the way it means to go on: a brief Zone7 Studios ident greets you when the app starts up — a couple of calm seconds before the rain. In a hurry to get to the sounds? One tap skips it. Under the hood, the app has been brought fully up to date for Android 16.

v4.2 — turn it sideways

July 2026

Brume now rotates. Prop your tablet on a shelf, clip your phone to a car mount, half-open a foldable — every screen follows along, from the sound shelves to the player to the nightstand clock, and the layout tucks itself neatly around notches and navigation bars either way up. Along the way the app was brought fully up to date with Android 15's edge-to-edge display and the latest Google Play guidelines.

v4 — the library, doubled

July 2026

Brume grows from twenty-one sounds to forty-four, and from five shelves to seven. Two new rooms open up: Home — box fan, air conditioner, washing machine, a ticking clock, soft keyboard typing — and Travel — a night train, rain on a car roof, a sailing boat at anchor, a long drive after dark. Rain, Water, Nature and Cozy all deepen too, from rain on a tin roof to morning birds, cicadas, a cat's purr and a slow heartbeat. Distant Thunder was re-recorded from scratch — cleaner and deeper than before, especially on phone speakers.

Creek and White Noise join the free shelf — seven sounds free forever now — and three new one-tap scenes arrive: Creekside (free), Cabin Storm and Sleepy Train. Casting knows every new sound already.

v3.4 — seamless on every device

July 2026

v3.3 perfected the sounds; this update perfects the player. A quirk in Android's audio decoder was slipping a sliver of silence into each loop as it wrapped around — just enough to notice. It's gone: every loop now hands over sample-for-sample, on your phone and on cast speakers and TVs alike. However long you listen, it's one unbroken sound.

v3.3 — one continuous sound

July 2026

Every looping sound now glides across its own loop point with a gentle blend — nothing ticks, jumps or restarts, however long you listen. An hour of rain is simply an hour of rain. Casting picks up the smoother loops automatically.

v3.2 — the library, deeper and truer

July 2026

Nearly the whole sound library has been re-created with far more lifelike takes — rain that patters on real leaves, fire that crackles and breathes, wind, waves and thunder with genuine depth. A few originals stayed because they were already exactly right. Casting picks up the new library automatically.

The app is noticeably smaller to download, too. And as always: everything ships inside the app, nothing streams, nothing is collected.

v3 — your mix, on the big speaker

July 2026

Brume Pro can now cast to any Google Cast speaker or TV. The speaker does the playing — set a sleep timer, walk away with your phone, and the sound (and the timer) carry on without it. Your phone becomes the remote: layers, volumes and the timer all work exactly as before while the mix plays out there.

Bluetooth still works like always; casting is for when the phone shouldn't have to stay. And still no permissions asked, ever.

v2 — every sound, remade

July 2026

The whole sound library has been rebuilt from the ground up — warmer, smoother and far more real, with rain, fire, water, wind and night sounds that hold up on headphones and phone speakers alike. Rustling leaves and howling wind join the collection, and there are ready-made scenes like a thunderstorm and a night forest to drop into in one tap.

The app has a fresh layout too: sounds are now sorted into swipeable categories, with a Scenes tab up front for curated blends. Tap a scene to set the mood, then fine-tune every layer yourself.

v1.2 — your mixes are safe

July 2026

Saving into a mix slot that already holds a mix now asks first — a quick confirm right in the row — so a stray tap can't wipe a blend you loved. Empty slots still save instantly, and rename and delete work as before.

v1.1 — the one-flick update

July 2026

The player bar grew up: flick it upward for master volume, one-tap preset blends (Rainy Night, Fireside — free), and clearly labelled controls. Clear a whole soundscape in one tap — with a five-second undo if you didn't mean it. Locked sounds now play a ten-second preview, layered right into your mix, so you can hear exactly what Pro adds before buying. The sleep timer gained an 8-hour option for full-night listeners. And Brume finally wears its own face: the slider-B mark on the app icon, a proper splash screen, and cleaner playback controls throughout.

v1.0 — the first release

July 2026 · now in early access on Google Play

A full library of soundscapes — every one synthesized in-house, nothing recorded, nothing licensed, nothing streamed. Layered mixing with per-sound volume, six saved mix slots, a sleep timer that fades out over its final 30 seconds, nightstand mode, and all-night screen-off playback. No ads, no accounts, works offline, no permission prompts.