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Version 1.4.0 · 2026-10-23
A refreshed setup helps you turn an idea into your first song. This update also improves voice recording, purchase and restore flows, and reliability when returning to an unfinished setup.
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The store currently lists version 1.4.0, updated 2026-10-23.





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From a thought to a track.
Riff turns your ideas into songs with lyrics, vocals, and full production, on your iPhone or iPad. No instruments or studio required. Just describe what you want to hear.
A synth-pop anthem about chasing city lights. A lo-fi beat for late nights. A rap verse with your name in it. Start with a mood, a story, or a single line, and make it into music you can play, save, and share.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Describe your song or add your own lyrics.
2. Pick a style and choose your vocals or an instrumental.
3. Tap Make Track, then listen to your song in the Riff player.…
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A refreshed setup helps you turn an idea into your first song. This update also improves voice recording, purchase and restore flows, and reliability when returning to an unfinished setup.
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