Support
Answers to the common questions first; a human at the bottom.
Sound
Check the ring/silent switch on the side of your iPhone — when it shows orange, the phone is in silent mode. Then check the volume buttons, and that audio isn't routed to a paired Bluetooth device in another room (Control Centre shows the current output).
Also worth checking in the app: a phrase plays nothing if its rows have no notes, and a note needs an instrument with volume above zero.
Close other audio apps and try again — iOS shares one audio engine across apps. If a song with many channels and effects stutters on an older phone, rendering it to .wav (PRJ page) always produces a clean, glitch-free file regardless of how it sounded live.
Songs & files
It's there. WBTRK auto-saves your working song on the device and reopens it exactly where you left off — including when iOS closes the app in the background. There is no save button to forget.
PRJ page → save song saves a .wbtrk file — to Files, iCloud Drive, or anywhere — and share song sends it by AirDrop, Messages or Mail. On the other device (iPhone, iPad or Mac), PRJ → load song opens it. Songs are small text files; keeping copies in Files is a perfectly good backup habit.
PRJ page → render wav bounces the entire song to a stereo .wav file and opens the share sheet. The render is done offline internally, so it's identical every time and never affected by live playback performance.
PRJ page → new song resets to a fresh project (it asks first). If you want to keep the current song, export it as a .wbtrk file before starting new.
Using the app
Tap a cell to move the cursor. Double-tap to place a value — or clear one that's already there. Hold and slide to change it: up or down steps the value and plays it, across is the big step, and lifting writes it (instrument and effect cells open a list instead). On parameter pages, −/+ nudge values (press and hold to sweep), and a tap on an engine, effect or preset name lists every choice. On the Mac the mouse drags values the same way.
The step-by-step guide walks you from your first note to a finished, exported song. Inside the app, every page has a ? button explaining exactly what's on screen.
OPT page: 28 built-in themes — the studio look in dark and light, following your device if you like — plus a theme editor where every colour can be changed individually and saved as your own theme. Themes export as .wbttheme files you can share.
Purchases
Purchases are processed by Apple, so payment matters go through them: Apple's billing support handles refund requests, usually within a day or two. The app has no subscriptions and no in-app purchases — it's a single one-time price.
Contact
Found a bug, have an idea, or just stuck? Email [email protected] — include your iPhone model and iOS version for bugs, and a .wbtrk file if the problem is in a specific song. WBTRK is made by one person, so replies are personal; expect an answer within a few days.