What’s on the bench.
The public to-do list: what’s being built now, what comes after, and what will never be here. Dates only ever appear on the Change(b)log, when they’re real.
Out now, coming soon, and in development
TandaBox Transfer for Mac is out, and TandaBox for iPhone is on its way to the App Store. Both grow from the same core that MyLonga Studio is being built on.
- TandaBox 1.0 for iPhone, coming soon to the App Store. The player. Your library on your device, tandas at the center, Milonga mode for the nights that matter. Features →
- TandaBox Transfer 1.0 for Mac, available now. Free, and deliberately small. Pick tracks on your Mac and send them to your iPhone over your own Wi-Fi. Download →
- MyLonga Studio for Mac, in development. The flagship. Archive management and tagging, booth-grade playback, a dancer-facing display, and the curation tools, under one roof. The archive comes first.
After 1.0
- CarPlay for TandaBox. Listening mode, for the drive there.
- Notes on single tracks, and search that finds your notes.
- Whole tandas through Transfer, once MyLonga Studio arrives.
- Last.fm Pack. Optional scrobbling, off by default.
No dates on any of these, here or anywhere else. They arrive when they’re ready.
Being researched, promised to no one
An iPad layout, and what the phone should show when you turn it sideways. Both touch the line between the player and the dancer-facing display that belongs to Studio, so they will be decided together. If a prototype fails, the honest answer will be here and on the Change(b)log.
If demand asks
More languages, syncing between your devices through iCloud, tanda export, Opus and OGG on the phone, more CarPlay surfaces. None of these are hard to imagine; all of them wait for real users to ask.
Not planned
No automation that replaces your judgment. Studio will one day carry a suggestion engine. It will line up candidate tracks, and you will say yes or no. That is the ceiling: nothing here will ever build your night for you. These apps organize, suggest at most, and play; the taste stays yours.
Also permanently out, unchanged: accounts, analytics, ads, subscriptions, and anything that re-encodes your audio.
This list moves. When something ships, slips, or gets cut, the Change(b)log says so, and says why.