Up next on your Home Screen, and your library by genre. • The ReelStack widget. Add it to your Home Screen or Lock Screen to see tonight's episodes, what just landed on your services, and what's coming up. Tap a show to open it. Free for everyone, on iOS 17 and later. • Filter your library by genre. Tap the filter on Watchlist, Watching or Watched and pick Comedy, Crime or any genre in that list. Each tab keeps its own choice. Free for everyone. • Know when a movie comes home. A movie still in theaters now shows when you can watch it at home, like "At home from Oct 27". • Finish a show from Continue. Press and hold a show in Continue and choose Mark as Done.

Save a show from wherever you find it, and ask Siri what's next. • Share to ReelStack. Found something on IMDb or Netflix or Apple TV? Tap Share, choose ReelStack, and it goes on your Watchlist, with a note when it's on one of your services. Free for everyone. • Siri knows your library. Ask "What's next in ReelStack" or "Where can I watch Severance in ReelStack" for anything you've saved, or say "Add a show to ReelStack" to jump straight to Search. On iOS 17 and later. • Your library in the phone's search. Swipe down on the Home Screen, type a show you've saved, and tap it to open it in ReelStack. • People in Search. Type an actor's or director's name and their face appears above the results. Tapping it opens their page, a Premium feature. Also in this update: • New streaming arrivals now show where to watch them days sooner • With an age rating set, actor and director pages stay closed, since they would show titles above it • The upgrade screen now says why it opened

Know what to watch tonight, on the services you already pay for. • My services. Tell ReelStack which streaming services you have, once, and every screen starts answering the question you actually have: can I watch this tonight, without paying again. • Continue. The things you are partway through, with the next episode and a play button, right at the top. • Did you watch it? Come back after playing something and answer one question. Your progress moves itself. • Pick for me. One answer, from what you have saved, on a service you have. Not tonight sends it away until tomorrow. • Included or rent, on every card. "on Netflix" when you have it, "you'd need Hulu" when you do not, and the store when it is a rental. • Actor and director pages. Tap a name and see what else they are in, what is streaming on your services first. A Premium feature. Also in this update: • Saved titles now tell you when they land on one of your services, without turning on an alert for each one • An age rating ceiling for Discover and Search, so a kid can look for something to watch • Your private note now shows on the row, so you remember why you saved it • Pull down on Discover to refresh your recommendations • What's New, inside the app, so you can see what changed in recent updates

See how much you have actually watched. Free for everyone. • Stats. Time watched, episodes, shows finished, your top genres and services, how you rate things, and a year of your watching as an activity grid. Free, no Premium needed. • Monthly wrap card. Your month as a card you can share, story or square, with the posters of what you finished. • Season ratings. Rate a season the moment you finish it, see the stars on every season of a show, and find out which one you rated highest. • Watch dates and rewatches. ReelStack now records the day you finish something, and you can correct it. Rewatch starts a show over without losing your rating. • Trailers and private notes. Play a trailer straight from a show's page, and keep your own notes on a title. Notes are private and never appear on a share card. • ReelStack is now on the App Store worldwide. Where to stream is shown for over 130 countries, and you can pin your region in Settings Also in this update: • Each page now leads with what matters for that show: what is next if you are watching it, where to stream it if you have not started, your rating if you are done • A Watchlist title you cannot stream yet keeps its availability alert right under the services, so the switch is there when you need it • Episodes, alerts, lists and notes are one tidy card instead of four • The header names the tab you are on, and how many are in it • Browse a show's episode list from Discover before you add it • Your notes, season ratings, finish dates and rewatch counts are all in the CSV export

Lists, alerts, and picks made for you. • Custom lists. Group your shows any way you like: date night, comfort rewatches, finish this year. Add from a show's page or pick several at once. Your first list is free, Premium unlocks unlimited. • Now-streaming alerts for movies. Turn on an alert for a movie you can't stream yet and get a push the day it lands on a streaming service, or stops being rental-only. • For You. Recommendations built from what you rate, in rows like "Because you rated House of the Dragon". Rate more, get sharper picks. A Premium feature. • New share cards. Your Watching list and your finished shows are now poster grids that read at a glance. The Watching card shows the season you're on under each poster. Also in this update: • A finished show moves back to Watching when a new season drops, and the alert tells you so • The badge that says an episode is out is now the button that marks it watched • Every alert carries the show's poster

Know something the second you add a show. • Instant answers. The moment you add a show, see something true, like the date its next episode airs, and set a reminder right there. • Track episode by episode. Mark individual episodes watched, not just whole seasons. Long-press an episode to catch up everything before it in one tap. • Dropped and On Hold. Two new statuses for shows you're not finishing right now. They move to a Shelved section, out of the way but never lost. • Share your list. Turn your Watching list, or your best-rated shows, into one image ready to post or send. Also in this update: • A small "Rent" tag shows up wherever a title is a paid rental instead of included with a streaming service • Tapping Watch on Netflix or Apple TV+ now opens a search for the exact title, not just the app's homescreen

Told once, not twice. • Duplicate alerts are fixed. A new episode or a new season is announced one time, even right after you reinstall or switch phones. • Your purchase follows you. From this update on, reinstalling ReelStack or setting up a new phone brings Premium back automatically, with no Restore button to hunt for.

Never miss an episode. • Episode alerts. Get a notification on the day an episode actually airs, not days later. • Up next. One screen showing everything airing this week, grouped by day, plus what just aired while you were away. • Import from IMDb. Bring your whole list over from an IMDb export instead of adding shows one at a time. Also in this update: • Search the shows you already own • Sort any list, and catch up a whole run of seasons in one go • Turn alerts on for lots of shows at once from Settings • See every service a title streams on, not just one • Export your library as a CSV • Full season drops now read "Season 3, all 12 episodes" instead of naming a single episode • Pull to refresh anywhere • A new purple accent, plus clearer text throughout

ReelStack now tells you when a new episode airs, not just when a new season drops. Turn on alerts for anything you're watching and you'll know the day it's out. ReelStack is also built for iPad now: wider grids that fill the screen, and a side by side detail view showing cast, streaming links and ratings at once. Also in this update: • Can't decide what to watch? Pick For Me chooses from your watchlist • Select several shows at once to move or remove them together • Your unread alert count now shows on the app icon • Alerts survive a reinstall, so a new phone no longer means missed premieres

ReelStack now shows where to watch in your part of the world. Streaming picks up your region automatically, so you'll see BBC iPlayer, Crave, Stan or Neon instead of services you can't get and you can set it yourself any time from Settings. Also in this update: • Available in Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand • Hundreds more streaming services recognized, each with its own logo • Tapping a service always takes you somewhere, even one we can't link directly • Already bought Premium? A reinstall no longer loses it

Your library now syncs across your devices with iCloud. Add a show on one, and it's already waiting on the next. Nothing to set up, and no account needed. Also in this update: • Share a show with a link that opens right to it • Browse Trending by genre • Recent searches on the Search screen • Mark a show as done straight from your Watchlist • Season alerts now tell you when a finished show will move back to Watching

Your library now syncs across your devices with iCloud. Add a show on one, and it's already waiting on the next. Nothing to set up, and no account needed. Also in this update: • Browse Trending by genre • Recent searches on the Search screen • Mark a show as done straight from your Watchlist • Season alerts now tell you when a finished show will move back to Watching

Fixed an issue where the Rate ReelStack button didn't always work. Small polish elsewhere too.

Small polish and bug fixes.

Long-press "+ Add" to add a show straight to Watching or Watched — no extra steps needed. Also in this update: fixed an issue where new installs could show sample shows instead of starting empty, more consistent streaming service info throughout the app, and general reliability improvements.