This one is about opening up. Until now, almost everything on ViiBR lived behind the login, so a shared link mostly landed on a sign-in page. That changes this week. Here is what is new, by who it is for.
Song pages, creator and streamer pages, and public playlists are now viewable and playable without signing in. Share a link anywhere, and whoever taps it can actually hear the song. You only need an account when you want to act: star, comment, submit.
A proper mobile pass: real portrait navigation, layouts that fit, no more sideways scrolling. If your thumb still finds something broken, tell us and we will fix that too.
Public songs and pages are now indexable, with a sitemap covering every public track. Your music can be found by people who have never heard of us.
A little dock in the corner where you collect tracks as you browse: drag a cover in or use the track menu, from any page. When you are done digging, turn the whole crate into a playlist in one move.
See what is coming, drag it into the order you want. The player also grew EQ presets if you like your bass boosted.
Your starred songs on the dashboard play as one list now, with Play all, Shuffle, and search when the collection gets big.
You can play entries straight from the ranking board, rounds show entry limits and cover art, and the weekly runs now appear on the calendar so you can plan your masterpiece.
The boring-but-important pages are published, linked from the footer.
Post your song page or profile anywhere, and listeners land on the actual music, no account wall. Combined with search indexing, this is the week your ViiBR page became shareable for real.
Reorder and show or hide the sections of your profile page, same as the creator page arrange mode from last week.
Built and in final testing: a ready-made promo card for your song, with a short link and QR code, sized for sharing on socials. When your song is picked for a curated playlist, you get the kit for it, and we will be pushing your track on the ViiBR socials too. One more reason to submit, and the reason behind the Terms of Service update above.
Your own page gathering your playlists and bio, and a Curators tab in the Community directory alongside creators and streamers. Sharing it unfurls with a proper preview card.
Heard something perfect for your playlist? Send the creator a request, and they approve it from their inbox. No more asking people to resubmit.
Under the hood we also ran a security review and tightened things up, and the Circuit vote-count hiccup from Saturday was fixed the same morning. Still plenty cooking that is not ready to show. Tell us what works and what does not, the feedback form on the site reaches us fast.