Release31 Oct 2026

Wirá 0.5.6

Home screen

Wirá as your home screen (Android): Settings > General > Home app makes Wirá the device's home screen. Home brings you back to it, swiping up opens your other apps, and pressing Home during a game opens the pause menu instead of leaving the game.
Edit the home screen: long press the home screen, or open Settings > Appearance > Edit home screen, to move, resize or remove its widgets. Add widget brings back Wirá's own widgets and, on Android, adds widgets from other apps, like a clock or a music player. Reset home screen puts everything back.

Subfolders and mixed folders: games in subfolders are found too, and a folder that mixes systems can be added in one go. Import folder checks the folder first and lists the systems it holds at the top. When it holds more than one, All of them adds them all.
One entry per game: a game you have in several regions or revisions shows once, in your preferred region (Settings > General > Preferred region). Its page has a Version row to switch to another.
Hide games: Hide from library is under More… on a game's page. Type to find still finds hidden games, and a Hidden lane (Add lane) lists them.
Scrape missing art: Manage folders > Scrape missing art looks up only the games that have no art yet, in every folder.
Picking a system is easier: wherever Wirá asks which system (importing a folder, adding a lane, filtering a lane, settings), the systems are grouped by maker, each with its badge, on a screen of their own.
New games dropped into a folder show up when you come back to Wirá, without a refresh.
Type to find no longer stops at 50 matches: a Show all button lists the rest.
New backgrounds: Settings > Appearance > Library background adds Scanlines, Synthwave, Floating pixels and Waves.
Setup now starts by asking which language Wirá should use.

Continue: a game's page now offers Continue when the game has a save state. It shows the state's picture and when it was saved, and starts the game from the newest one.
More on a game's page: the year, genre, players and description show on the page itself, with the cover beside the title, so the options start on the first screen. Rarely used options moved under More…, and the achievements summary no longer repeats the Achievements tab.
Game settings on the page: a game with its own settings says so on its page, where you can switch it back to the system's settings.
Safer scraped info: the Clear Cache button is now Remove scraped info, under More…, and it asks first. Scrape again fetches a game's info again without losing art you set by hand.
Details shows a game's file size and folder.

A new stats screen: your last 7 days of play, this week against last, your current and best streak, the game you played most this month, average and longest sessions, and achievements across all your games.
Games in the list open their page, and a system in Time by system lists its games. Everything works with a gamepad.
Fairer counting: a game you have in several regions counts once, launches under a minute don't count, and time in the pause menu isn't play time.

Reorganised: settings are now in eight sections, each showing its current state: General, Appearance, Video & sound, Controls, Systems, Accounts, Storage & BIOS, and Help & about. On a wide screen the list and the open section sit side by side.
One page per system: Systems lists every system, and each one's page holds its BIOS, picture, run-ahead, touch layout and button mapping, with Reset to defaults.
BIOS files: Storage & BIOS shows which BIOS files are found, missing or optional, and imports them.
Gamepad shortcuts: hold Select and press R1 to save state, L1 to load it, or R2 to toggle fast-forward. Turn them off in Controls.

Changes in the pause menu's Quick Settings save for that game right away, with no Save button. Each row says whether it applies to this game only, to all of the system's games, or to all games.
Left and right step through aspect ratio, screen filter and internal resolution, and the game stays bright while the panel is open, so you see each change as you make it.
New rows for Sound, Rumble and Gamepad shortcuts, and a link to the system's full settings. Use system settings drops this game's own settings.