Every feature, release and milestone since the first card was drawn. We build ComposerDeck for the love of the craft, we listen closely to the musicians who use it, and the product will keep evolving. Something you'd like to see? We read every message.
Browse and search every public deck the community has built, right inside the app. Find a teaching deck, a genre bootcamp or a malus gauntlet, load it and draw.
Deck creators can upload their own cover art, reviewed before it goes public. Creator names now appear on shared deck pages and on the card backs in the studio.
Our first paid tier: €3.99 a month, €29.99 a year, or €79 once for Founder Lifetime. Pro unlocks PNG and print-at-home PDF exports of your hand as real playing cards, an advanced stats panel on your profile, named studio presets, your complete draw history, and extra headroom across decks and submissions. The daily practice stays free, as promised.
Display names now show on every public surface: feeds, submissions, decks and profiles. The name you chose is the name people see.
Archive old draws from your profile and keep the workspace focused on what you're composing now.
Version 2.6 opens with sound. Nine custom sounds wired into the gestures you already use, with haptics where they add to it: card flips timed to the reveal, shuffle, save, a MALUS arm sound of its own, and studio faders that notch under your finger.
The Daily Challenge now lands reliably every morning, and the Hot feed ranks community tracks by real activity over the last 24 hours.
The Decks update reaches iPhone, with mobile polish across the submissions and detail pages.
Audio submissions now draw their true waveform and play inline in the feed, on profiles and on detail pages. No more leaving the page to hear a track. Decks also joined the app's main navigation.
ComposerDeck 2.5, our biggest update yet. Build your own deck of constraint cards and share it with a single link: up to 20 decks of 100 cards each, mixing catalogue cards with your own approved creations. Draw 100% from the deck or blend it with the regular engine. Read the announcement →
See who's shipping. The leaderboard is now one tap away in the studio navigation.
Paste a SoundCloud link on a submission and the track plays right on the page. Follow your favorite producers to keep up with their work, and rename your submissions any time.
One shared brief for the whole community. Same cards for everyone, refreshed daily, no excuses.
First draw? An onboarding tour now walks you through the studio, step by step.
The biggest redesign in ComposerDeck's history. The Draw Console rebuilds the whole drawing experience around a studio metaphor: faders for Theory, Sound, Form, Risk and Energy, a transport, and a session timer to keep you honest.
Search, contribute, share and submit audio all got full redesigns, plus a proper submissions index with a detail page for every track.
Profiles now show a rack of unlocked badges. Earn them by drawing, submitting and showing up.
The blog got a full three-column redesign with a featured article, most-read rankings and reader reactions on every piece.
The landing page learned a new card-shuffle choreography, synced with the animation inside the app. Sharing any ComposerDeck link now shows rich previews too.
The app goes native. Download it on iPhone, sign in with Apple, and draw wherever the ideas find you.
Flip the toggle and one card in your hand becomes a MALUS: a rule you cannot break. Twenty penalty cards at launch, confetti when you dare, plus quick genre filters to set up a draw faster. Read the announcement →
Finish a sketch, upload it straight from the draw, and it appears in the community Listen feed with likes, sharing and video embeds built in.
One curated card combo and one essay, straight to your inbox. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
New name, new home at composerdeck.com. The roulette grew into a deck.
Accounts got real profiles with your instruments and a private option, favorite card combos, and the very first audio submissions.
The card draw engine goes live under its original name, Musical Roulette, alongside the blog's first articles. The daily practice opens its doors.
Months before anything went public, ComposerDeck was already taking shape on the workbench: the constraint-card concept, the draw engine, the first deck of cards, the site and the first essays were designed, prototyped and rewritten until they felt right. By the time the first version shipped, it was already a complete working studio.
New cards every Monday, new features every month. Pull a hand and see for yourself.