Changelog
What's changed.
A clear record of Squeezio’s new features, improvements, and fixes by release.
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1.0.8
A compression that fails now tells you why, with a clear message when storage runs out, plus batch, sharing, and playback fixes.
Added
- When a compression fails in the background, Squeezio now posts a 'Compression failed' notification with the reason, so a failed run never just disappears. If the system stops a batch after some videos finished, you still get the completion notification for the ones that made it.
- When your phone runs out of free space while saving a compressed video, Squeezio now asks you to free up space and stops the batch, instead of blaming the encoder and failing every remaining video the same way.
Improved
- The batch summary, its result cards, and the completion notification now count only the videos you meant to compress: a video you skip no longer counts against the total, and a batch stopped by an error no longer claims every video was compressed.
- The warning that videos were skipped due to errors now counts every failed video, including ones that failed before compression started.
Fixed
- Sharing videos you selected right after a batch finished now opens the share sheet; before, the share button silently did nothing until the videos appeared in your history.
- In a batch where a video was skipped or removed, selecting result cards now shares exactly the videos you picked instead of drifting to a neighbor.
- Videos with less than one frame per second no longer crash the app while compression settings are being prepared.
- Watching a video from your history while a compression runs in the background no longer blanks the player or jumps it to the newly compressed video.
- A finished compression's result card on Home no longer disappears when a later compression fails to start.
- Starting a new compression just as the previous one is finishing no longer fails with a spurious access error.
- If a video is already smaller than the planned output size when encoding starts, Squeezio now skips the resize instead of enlarging it, so videos are never upscaled.
- A rare system failure while updating the progress notification no longer crashes the app mid-compression; at worst a single progress update is skipped.
- Target-size and above-1080p compressions now ask for Pro when compression starts if the upgrade lapsed while a permission prompt was open, instead of running without it.
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1.0.7
A clearer, single-screen welcome that shows what Squeezio does at a glance, plus a layout that stays in portrait.
Changed
- The welcome screen shown when you first open Squeezio is now a single page instead of a three-page walkthrough: it shows what Squeezio does at a glance, with an animated preview of a large video shrinking to a small one, a reminder that your videos stay on your phone, and a Pick a video button so you can start right away.
- The Home screen now shows the app icon beside the Squeezio name at the top, for a more consistent look across the app.
Improved
- The welcome screen honors your reduce-motion setting, holding the preview still when you have animations turned down, and reads as a single description to screen readers like TalkBack.
- The green that shows how much space you saved on the History screen now reads more clearly in light mode and stays legible in dark mode.
Fixed
- Squeezio now stays in portrait instead of rotating into a cramped landscape layout, so nothing gets pushed off-screen.
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1.0.6
The yearly Pro plan now shows what it works out to per month, plus a tidier 'now' in your history.
Improved
- Under the yearly Pro plan, you now see what it works out to per month, so you can compare it with the other plans at a glance.
- A compression you just finished now reads 'now' in your history, instead of '0 minutes ago'.
Fixed
- The note that your videos are saved to the folder you choose and never leave your phone now stays visible while your first compression runs, instead of briefly disappearing.
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1.0.5
Squeezio's pop-up dialogs now share one cleaner, more consistent design, plus calmer warning colors and easier screen reader navigation.
Changed
- Squeezio's pop-up dialogs now share one consistent design, with the buttons stacked full-width and the main action on top, so every prompt is easier to read and tap at a glance.
- Warning dialogs that simply ask you to continue now use a calmer accent color instead of red, which is now reserved for actions like clearing your history.
Improved
- Dialog titles and the Pro screen's titles are now exposed as headings to screen readers like TalkBack, so you can jump straight to them instead of reading through the whole screen.
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1.0.4
Squeezio now explains why it uses notifications before asking, plus friendlier first-run Statistics and History screens.
Added
- On a new install, the Statistics and History screens now invite you to compress your first video, instead of showing empty zeros.
Changed
- Before asking for notification permission, Squeezio now explains why it helps, so you can follow live progress and know the moment each video is ready. If now is not the time, it asks again later rather than turning notifications off for good.
Fixed
- Open-source license entries that have no built-in text now open their hosted license page instead of a blank dialog.
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1.0.3
Manage your Pro subscription from inside the app, plus a clearer note about where compressed videos are saved.
Added
- If you have a Pro subscription, the Pro screen now shows a Manage subscription button that opens your subscription in Google Play, and it appears as soon as you open the app.
Changed
- After you upgrade to Pro, the confirmation screen stays open until you tap Done or go back, instead of returning on its own after a couple of seconds.
- The Home screen now says compressed videos are saved to the folder you choose, rather than to your gallery, which matches where they are actually written.
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1.0.2
More reliable Pro purchase loading from Google Play and improved crash reporting.
Improved
- Pro pricing and purchase options now load more reliably from Google Play when the app starts.
- Problems can now be found and fixed faster, with better crash reporting behind the scenes.
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1.0.1
Smoother compression start-up and a clearer Pro purchase experience.
Changed
- Starting a compression now asks for your save folder and notification permission up front, so the progress screen only appears once everything is ready.
- The Home screen now shows a Free or Pro badge that opens the Pro screen, so you can see your current plan at a glance.
- The Pro screen no longer shows upgrade offers while your existing purchase is still being checked.
Fixed
- A leftover 'upgrade completed' dialog no longer appears after you restart the app.
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1.0.0
Initial launch build. Pick a video, compress it on your phone, then save or share the result.
Initial
- Pick a video with the Android system file picker, or send one to Squeezio from another app's share sheet.
- Compress with one of three quality presets: Low (480p), Medium (720p), or High (1080p). Presets never scale a video above its original resolution.
- Let Squeezio choose the codec automatically, or set AVC, HEVC, or AV1 in Settings when your device has a hardware encoder available.
- Compression runs entirely on your phone. Videos are never uploaded, and there are no accounts and no ads.
- Your original stays untouched. Each run writes a new MP4 to a folder you choose, and you can share the result straight from Squeezio.
- If compressing a video would not actually make it smaller, Squeezio keeps the original instead.
- Browse a local history of past compressions, plus lifetime statistics for space saved, average reduction, videos processed, and total processing time.
- Compression keeps running in the background and posts a notification when it finishes.
- Follows your system light or dark theme, with optional Material You dynamic color on Android 12 and later.
- Pro adds batch compression, 4K output, target file sizes (Discord, WhatsApp, Email, or custom), manual bitrate, resolution, and frame-rate controls, keep metadata, and remove audio.
- Unlock Pro through Google Play with a one-time purchase or a subscription you manage in Play Store settings.
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