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Have you ever wondered “who is that actor?”, or perhaps “when was this movie released?”, or “what was the title of that one episode of that show I love”? Maybe you're a film aficionado, and wonder “how old was this person when this movie was released”?
Have you wanted to answer those questions *without* being prompted to log in every five seconds? Without advertisements, and without auto-playing videos? Without relying on a multinational conglomerate that is trying to sell you things?
You'll love Callsheet.
Callsheet is the best way to quickly look up information about the cast and crew in TV and movies. It respects your time, doesn't try to sell you stuff you don't need, and is designed to answer your questions quickly and easily.
Callsheet also has some novel features that your previous favorite database app does not:
• Prevent spoilers when watching TV shows by optionally hiding character names, episode counts, episode titles, or episode thumbnails.
Don't let yourself get spoiled on a character's secret identity, or that they'll leave the show quickly, by hiding those hints.
• Quick access to trivia, Wikipedia, parental guidance, and where to watch (provided by JustWatch).
• Pin shows, movies, or people for quick access.
• Find things you've searched for before using recent searches and search history.
• Easily see the age of cast members *when a film was released* right inline with the cast list
• Easily see the age of a person for each entry in their filmography
• Easily see the height of actors (when possible)
• Dark mode support
• VoiceOver support
• Alternate app icons for subscribers
• Automatic, no-login integration with the wonderful Channels app
• Integration with Jellyfin and Plex via one-time login
Callsheet is written by one person, who REALLY cares about respecting your time. Callsheet is designed to let you drop in, find what you need with no fuss, and then get back to the movie or show you really care about. No distractions, and no requests to log in.
Callsheet offers 20 searches for free, and then requires a subscription. Subscriptions all come with a 1-week free trial. They support Family Sharing.
Give Callsheet a try. You won't believe how much better it is than the app you were using before.
Privacy Policy: https://callsheetapp.com/privacy
Terms of Use: https://callsheetapp.com/terms
Ever wonder who that actor is while you’re watching a movie? Callsheet has the answer, along with interesting trivia—like the age of each cast member at the time of filming. This elegant, ad-free cast and crew database has all the features a film connoisseur craves, including options to hide info that could lead to spoilers. Plus, it offers JustWatch integration so you can quickly find where a movie or show is streaming.
Fast and a good fit
kgview
This app retains the speed and simplicity of the phone version, and is also a good fit for this platform. The app looks very nice with the new glassy semi-transparent material look, and the movie poster thumbnails are high enough quality that they look fine when presented as quite large. The “touch” targets and buttons are big enough that it’s relatively easy to activate them without making mistakes. The main search bar now adorns the bottom of the window. There’s a search history panel that makes it easier to access past searches through large buttons instead of trying to type. I couldn’t correctly clear out the search history in that panel, but I expect that it may be a feature that’s coming soon.The features here don’t require augmented or virtual reality, but it’s great to have the app here because many people are using their devices to watch movies and television. Generally, if you’re happy with this app on other platforms, you’ll probably also be happy with it here because the quality is similarly very high and it follows native platform conventions.
Not competitive but a start
Paul1662829285
Decent app with potential but marketed as better than IMDb, which may be true in some ways but it misses the point. Apps like Reelgood are free and much more feature packed. There are dozens of others and even IMDb has user-generated content (reviews, trivia, goofs, etc) that this app can't compete with. I realize this app links to IMDb but it's a disjointed experience and especially odd, considering this app is touted as better than IMDb but then uses IMDb as a crutch. I would turn on a dime if this app offered radically better UI than competition or features that none of the others had. Give me advanced power-user filters that let me filter by runtime and other metadata. Give me a way to tell which movies an actor stars in, not just movies they appear in. Spoiler hiding is cute but not enough. There's a lot that could be done that wouldn't require more data (see Reelgood's Cue, Reels, Roulette, Search Party, etc) but ultimately I worry that TMDB isn't a good enough data source and will limit this app in the long term. In the short term, I hope to see significant UI enhancements and/or clever features that no other apps have. Currently, this app does no single thing better than other apps, nor does it compete with other apps as a whole. Pretty much the only things it does have going for it right now are privacy, ad-free, and no account creation. That's not nothing but don't give this app a pass just because the dev is known in the iOS community. If you compare it against more than just IMDb, it's clearly lacking.
The critics are calling it ‘Delightful!’
Quantumbyte
I’ll be honest. I downloaded the app because I genuinely wanted to support Casey (he’s a good guy), and figured I’d subscribe even though Callsheet is ‘just’ a front end to a website. Oh, was I wrong! The app is fast, responsive and, more importantly, a delight to use. Every screen has the information I care about, but no more. I went to the source website to see if I’d been missing out on the best movie site ever. Nope. There’s so much clutter there that Callsheet has swept away leaving me in a figurative zen garden of movie information. I think I’ve spent the last hour or so just browsing, and searching, and browsing some more. Learning about a bunch of actors I just couldn’t be bother to go spelunking on Wikipedia (or worse… the other ‘mdb’) because they are right there, with their age, and their photo. Seriously Casey, if you’re reading this, I’ll double down on my offer: come back to Austin and I’ll buy you as many beverages as you want. Thank you for this amazing app, and thank you for caring about good UX.
NEW FEATURES
- Now requires iOS 18.6+ and visionOS 2.6+
- Active Plex connections can show data from *all* of your servers, or, optionally, just one server
- Embiggened the search box to make it a little more visually obvious
IMPROVEMENTS
- Playback via Plex via Infuse is now shown in Now Playing
- On cold start, Callsheet tries to clean up any cached files more than a day old, to improve storage usage
- In Persnickety Preferences, you can also force a cleanup
- In the Control Center widget, removed the redundant "Search" from the subtitle
BUG FIXES
- Fix rare case where an iCloud failure on startup could clobber the local pins cache
- Fix uncommon layout issue in the carousel for TV seasons with long names
- Prevent aggressive reloading of data for people, which among other things, prevents heights from disappearing
- Fix issue with AppleTV TV premieres showing the wrong date, particularly on the west coast of the US
- Fix issue with movie collections being hidden when one of the movies didn't have a release date
- Some defensive programming to prevent a crash-on-launch. (Nerds: I played fast and loose with an IUO, and I paid for it. Learn from my mistakes. IYKYK.)
- Fix issue with dates if the device is not using a Gregorian calendar
- Fix potential race conditions around pins (Nerds: class in question is now on MainActor)
- Fix rare case where fast-fingered users could lose Recents or History if they use the app before a full iCloud sync
- Fix rare case where images get stuck as unable to be loaded until the app is force-quit
- Improve cast list consistency for TV shows, particularly when loading via URL or deep link
- Fix top of search history pills being clipped on Discover
- Fix bug with cache bookkeeping
- Fix bug with app version number equality comparisons which is only used for some internal decision-making
- Fix bugs with Recent Searches & Search History that should hopefully fix some rare odd behaviors
- Fix potential hang in Channels integration
- Fix case where the wrong pin could be removed on-device
- Enable Passive Plex connections to be restarted once stopped
- Fix rare crash if UDP socket can't be created for Passive Plex connections
- Improved handling of Plex client names
- Fix some deprecation warnings
- Silence spurious log noise
- Fix crashes when a malformed callsheet:// URL is parsed
- Fix rare instance where a crash could happen if a user had no pin lists
- Fix issue where one bad Active Plex connection could prevent good ones from connecting
- Automatically restart stopped integrations
- Properly reload data if iCloud tells the app something has changed, but isn't specific about _what_ changed
- Fix rare case where loading and then insta-quitting could clear the last active pin list
- Prevent data races with all the Now Playing integrations (Nerds: they're all actors now)
Version 2026.7
The developer, Limitliss LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Identifiers
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Information
Seller
Limitliss LLC
Size
76 MB
Category
Entertainment
Compatibility
Requires iOS 18.6 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 18.6 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 18.6 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 15.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
Infrequent Cartoon or Fantasy Violence Realistic Violence Profanity or Crude Humor Mature or Suggestive Themes Horror/Fear Themes Medical Treatment information Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use or References Sexual Content or Nudity Guns or Other Weapons