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Version 2.1.2 · 2025-04-23
User experience improvements. Live Activities for Music Control & Sound Mixing!
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The store currently lists version 2.1.2, updated 2025-04-23.



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LivePod brings your music experience to life with stunning Live Activities designed for Apple Music. It seamlessly integrates with your Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, and StandBy mode, keeping you connected to your favorite songs without needing to unlock your device. Whether you're enjoying your favorite playlist or discovering new tracks, LivePod makes sure you’re always in control of what’s playing.
With LivePod, you get more than just a music player—it's a smarter way to enjoy your Apple Music experience with real-time updates and enhanced visuals.
Up Next Activity – Stay in Control of Your Music Queue
The Up Next feature lets you see the upcoming song from your now-playing queue right on your Lock Screen or Dynamic Island. No need to open your music app to check what’s coming next—LivePod keeps you informed at a glance.
* Key Benefits of Up Next Activity: *…
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User experience improvements. Live Activities for Music Control & Sound Mixing!
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