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Happy Birthday, Violoncello!

Hi, everyone! Believe it or not, Violoncello is a year old as of today! Seeing it evolve over the last twelve months has been an amazing experience, and I would like to thank everyone who has downloaded it and/or upgraded to Premium for their support. I really appreciate it!

As for the app itself, I still have a ton planned for it. I hope to make it available for even more platforms, and I also plan to continue working on improving the existing versions of the app. Overall, I’m very excited to see where it will be in another twelve months, especially considering how far it has come in the last year.

Anyway, thank you very much for reading, and happy birthday, Violoncello!
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