Updated on April 29, 2026. Public store pages currently show Android at 19.1.0 in Xiaomi App Store and iOS at 18.9.1 in the App Store. A version gap across platforms is normal in many release cycles, and it does not automatically mean your phone is outdated or broken.
Verify source first, then compare versions
On Android, verify package name com.luna.music and developer identity. On iPhone, verify the App Store listing and developer details. If source checks are clear, a version mismatch is usually a rollout or review timing issue, not a reason to install files from mirror pages.
Why two devices can show different versions
Device model, region, app-store cache, phased rollout, and review timing can all affect what version you see on the same day. If you notice a gap, refresh the store page and check update history first. Avoid searching for a so-called unified installer from third-party websites.
If playback still fails after updating
If Qishui Music still cannot play songs, keeps loading, or stutters after update, follow this order: network, account status, permissions, cache, then source check. This usually resolves issues faster than repeated reinstall attempts. See the music not playing guide.
When reinstalling is reasonable
Reinstall only after the checks above fail across multiple songs. Use the download page or verified store entries. Avoid unknown APK mirrors or modified builds advertised as playback fixes.
What is verifiable in this update window
Android side: Xiaomi App Store shows version 19.1.0, package name com.luna.music, and the same developer identity. iOS side: App Store shows version 18.9.1 with an update note about fixing known issues and improving playback experience. As always, trust your live store page at the time you check.