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Version 1.4.7 · 2026-10-25
- update onboarding - update search feature - added playlist category
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The store currently lists version 1.4.7, updated 2026-10-25.








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MLetras is your go-to app for finding and organizing song lyrics. Search for any song by title or artist, view lyrics, and keep your favorites organized.
**Lyrics Search & Discovery**
- Search for lyrics by song title or artist name
- View complete, accurate lyrics for millions of songs
- Quick access to recent searches
**Bookmarks & Organization**
- Save your favorite songs for quick access
- Create custom folders to organize your collection
- Keep track of all your liked songs in one place
**Personal Notes**
- Create and edit personal notes
- Write your own lyrics, chord progressions, or thoughts
- Access your notes anytime, anywhere
**Customization**
- Beautiful dark mode for comfortable viewing
- Adjustable font sizes with pinch gestures
- Bold text option for better readability
- Support for English and Spanish languages…
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- update onboarding - update search feature - added playlist category
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