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Version 1.0 · 2026-10-22
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-10-22.
Fold Accordion is an accordion you play on your iPhone. On iPhone Duo, the hinge is the bellows. Open and close the phone to push air, and press the keys on screen to pick the notes.
On other iPhones, swing the phone side to side to pump the bellows. Or pick Touch, and the air flows while you hold a key.
PLAY
• Piano keys for the right hand, C4 to G5
• Bass notes F, C, G, D, A, E and chords FM, CM, GM, Dm, Am, Em for the left hand
• Play several keys at once
• Move faster to play louder
• A quick change of direction dips the air, like a real bellows
• Pick how you play: Fold, Swing, or Touch
LEARN
• 24 public-domain songs, from Ode to Joy to Jingle Bells
• Learn mode lights up the key to play. The song waits until you play it.
• Start with the melody while the bass plays along.…
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