Changelog

• Live Scoresheet Panel — On iPad in landscape, a centre panel between the two clocks shows a live two-column White/Black scoresheet that updates as each player taps. Tap any cell to edit notation inline — no popup overlay covering the clocks.
• Quick Symbol Buttons — While editing, one-tap buttons for capture (x), check (+), checkmate (#), castling (O-O), and promotion (=Q) speed up scoresheet entry.
• PGN Export & Share — A share button on the scoresheet copies the full game as standard PGN to the clipboard and opens the native share sheet, complete with player names and time control headers.
• Resizable Panel — Drag the left edge of the scoresheet to resize it between 220 and 480 points wide. Your preferred width is remembered across sessions.
• Landscape Phones — Pro Max-class phones (820+ points wide) in landscape now also get a compact scoresheet panel between the clocks.

• Free Player Sides — Free users now get Classic Light for Player 1 (white) and Classic Dark for Player 2 (black) by default — matching the natural chess convention. Both classic themes are now selectable for free.
• Post-Game Survey — Pro users see a small “Coming soon: post-game analysis” card after games to vote on whether engine-powered analysis should be the next feature.

• Scoresheet Edit Persistence — Fixed a bug where typing a move into a scoresheet cell and tapping done could revert the cell to empty.
• Mid-Edit Race — Fast play while editing a previous move’s notation no longer drops the in-progress draft.

• Pro Unlock — A one-time A$5.99 in-app purchase unlocks the full feature set: 12 time control presets plus custom, Bronstein and Simple delay, handicap, tournament mode, all seven clock themes, all sound themes, player profiles and head-to-head stats, move analysis and clock replay, notation and PGN export, session mode, remote play, spectator view, cloud sync and analytics, and QR pairing.
• Restore Purchases — Restore your Pro purchase on any device signed in to the same App Store / Play account.
• Upgrade Prompts — Friendly upgrade modal appears when tapping a locked feature, showing exactly what Pro unlocks at a glance.

• Brand Refresh — The app is now “Chess Clock with Analytics” with a new home at chessclock.com.au.
• Free Tier — The free experience includes four essential time presets (1 min, 3|2, 5 min, 10 min), Fischer increment, Classic Dark and Classic Light themes, the Classic sound theme, the move counter, pause/resume, and the last 10 games of history.
• Landing Page — New side-by-side Free vs Pro pricing comparison on the website, plus PRO badges on every premium feature so you know exactly what’s included.

• Cloud Sync — Optional sign-in with Apple or Google. Games are backed up to the cloud and synced across all your devices. Offline-first design: games queue locally and upload automatically when online.
• Cloud Analytics Dashboard — Full-screen analytics view showing total games, win rate, streaks, time control breakdowns, average moves per game, total play time, and a recent activity heatmap.
• Sync Status UI — Cloud icon in the control bar shows pending sync count. Settings panel shows signed-in user, sync/analytics buttons, and last sync time.
• Auth Endpoints — JWT-based authentication with Apple and Google identity token verification. Secure session management with 30-day expiry.

• Settings Panel — New Cloud Sync section in settings with sign-in, manual sync trigger, and quick access to cloud analytics.
• Game End Flow — Games are automatically queued for sync when finished. Background sync attempts after each game for signed-in users.

• Android Elevation — Material elevation added to all interactive surfaces: buttons, modal containers, clock cards, and picker dialogs. Gives proper depth and shadow on Android.
• Typography Fixes — Adjusted letter-spacing on clock digits, player labels, and share codes to prevent text clipping on Android renderers.
• Safe Area Handling — Clock Replay modal now uses device-aware safe area insets instead of a hardcoded top padding, fixing layout on Android devices with notches, punch-holes, and gesture navigation bars.
• Haptic Feedback Resilience — All haptic feedback calls now wrapped in a graceful try-catch utility. Prevents crashes on Android devices or emulators that don't support haptics.
• Android Back Button — All modals properly handle the Android hardware back button via onRequestClose.

• Clock History Replay — After any game, scrub through a visual timeline to see both clocks at every move. Colour-coded markers show normal pace (green), time pressure (amber), and flagged time (red). Auto-playback at 2x, 5x, or 10x speed with play/pause controls.
• Spectator View — Share a 6-character code so spectators can watch both clocks in real-time from any web browser. The host app streams clock state via WebSocket. Clean, read-only display at /spectate/CODE.
• Share View Button — New eye icon in the control bar generates a spectator session. Shows the code in a modal with a URL for spectators to open. Tap again to view or stop sharing.

• Post-Game Controls — Replay button (play circle icon) now appears alongside the analysis button after every game with recorded moves.
• Control Bar — Share View button added to idle state. When spectator session is active, the eye icon turns gold to indicate live sharing.

• Session Mode — Play best-of-3, 5, 7, 10, or unlimited match series. Running score displayed in the control bar. Sides alternate each game. Session summary modal shows per-game results, total time, and winner.
• Player Profiles — Create and manage player profiles stored locally. Assign named players to each clock side before starting a game. Up to 50 profiles, sorted by usage frequency.
• Head-to-Head Stats — View rivalry records between any two named players. See win/loss/draw breakdowns, results by time control, last five games, and current streaks.
• Player Picker — Tap the player name near each clock to open a picker with existing players or create new ones. Shows which player is already assigned to the other side.
• Session Summary Modal — At the end of a session, a modal displays the final score, per-game results with time controls, total elapsed time, and a winner banner.

• Settings Modal — New "Session Mode" section lets you start a match series directly from the time control screen. Shows session-in-progress indicator when a session is active.
• Game Actions — Resign, draw, and checkmate dialogs now use the actual player names when profiles are assigned.
• Control Bar — Stats button added for accessing head-to-head records. "Next Game" replaces "New Game" during active sessions. Score badge visible during play.

• Sound Themes — Three audio themes for move taps: Classic (warm wooden click), Digital (crisp electronic tap), and Tournament (subtle mechanical click). Each theme includes start, low-time warning, and game-end sounds. Select Silent to keep haptics only.
• Clock Themes — Seven visual themes that each player can choose independently: Classic Dark, Classic Light, Walnut, Marble, Emerald, Midnight, and Rosewood. Themes persist across sessions and apply to the entire player zone.
• Low-Time Warning Sounds — A subtle tick plays each second when the active player is under 10 seconds, complementing the existing visual pulse animation.
• Game-End Sounds — Distinct sounds for win, draw, and timeout endings give an audible cue when the game is over.

• Settings Modal — Expanded with Sound Theme selector and per-player Clock Theme pickers. Horizontal swatch scrolling shows all seven themes with live colour preview.
• Pause/Resume Analytics — Fixed think time tracking across pause/resume cycles. Paused time is now correctly accumulated so move analytics are accurate even after multiple pauses.

• Move Time Analytics — Every move is silently timestamped during play. After the game ends, tap the chart icon to see a full breakdown: per-move bar chart, average think time, longest think, and rushed move count for each player.
• Time Pressure Detection — When a player’s last 3 moves are dramatically faster than their average, a flash icon and amber indicator appear on their clock. Purely informational — it reads the tempo of the game without affecting play.

• Game History — Move timestamps are now saved alongside each game for future review. Foundation for upcoming cloud analytics.
• Post-Game UI — New analysis button alongside New Game in the finished state control bar.

• Three Delay Modes — Fischer increment, Bronstein delay, and Simple delay. All three FIDE-recognised timing methods are now selectable per game.
• Handicap Mode — Give one player more starting time with a slider from −50% to +50%. Real-time preview of resulting times. Handicap badges shown on each clock.
• Tournament Mode — Locks controls during play to prevent accidental disruptions. Pause requires long-press with confirmation. Settings persist across sessions.
• Screen Stay Awake — Screen automatically stays on during active and paused games, turning off when the game is idle or finished.
• Delay Type Indicator — The active delay mode is displayed in the control bar alongside the time control badge (e.g., “+3s Bronstein”).
• Simple Delay Countdown — Visual countdown indicator on the active player's clock showing remaining delay seconds before the main clock starts ticking.

• Settings Modal — Expanded with delay type selection, handicap slider with time preview, and tournament mode toggle.
• Control Bar — Shows lock icon during tournament mode. Settings and reset hidden during active tournament play.