July Update: Accessibility, Mobile Layout and AI Indexing

We're regularly improving not just the mastering engine, but everything around it: the interface, accessibility, and how people and AI assistants find the site. The July update is exactly about that. Worth stressing separately: the mastering algorithm itself did not change — LUFS-based loudness, True Peak ≤ −1 dBTP, and multiband processing all work exactly as before. For more on those metrics, see What Is LUFS and What Is True Peak.

Accessibility: fixed interface contrast

In light mode, some badges and pills (module indicators, statuses, labels) rendered as light text on a light background — hard to read. We brought the colors in line with WCAG AA guidelines (contrast ratio ≥ 4.5:1). Dark mode was unaffected — it was already fine there.

What improved:

• labels for PRO modules (de-esser, transient designer, parallel compression, etc.) are now readable in light mode;
• "NEW" badges, optimal/elevated loudness indicators, and feedback buttons now use dark text instead of washed-out gray.

Mobile layout: the site now scales correctly on phones

Some secondary pages used to break on narrow screens. Now:

• the profile page and tool landing pages (Suno, Udio, the LUFS analyzer, podcasts) got proper breakpoints down to 380 px screens;
• controls (buttons, selects, links) now have tap targets of at least 44 px — comfortable for thumbs.

The mastering app itself (open it here) was already responsive — this round of work polished the secondary pages around it.

Easier to find — in search and via AI assistants

We improved how the site gets found: both in regular search and in AI assistant answers (ChatGPT, Perplexity and others). Now, when someone asks about online mastering, accurate facts about our service are more likely to make it into the answer. For you, that simply means the service and blog posts are easier to discover.

If you're choosing a tool, our comparison might help: Best AI Mastering Services in 2026 and our mastering services comparison.

Telegram bot verified and working

We tested the Telegram bot end to end: accepting commands, mastering files, track analysis (LUFS, True Peak, LRA), and the AI assistant all respond correctly in chat. If the bot went quiet on you before, try again — command /start.

What's next

We're continuing to work on processing quality (carefully tested against a regression bench, so we don't degrade the current sound) and expanding the content library. Follow the blog for updates.

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