Tonight for two, rebuilt: your Blend now works just like Tonight, with one film you'll both enjoy. • Swipe together: you each swipe the same films on your own phone, and the ones you both said yes to are your matches. • New Maybe answer: a yes and a maybe, or two maybes, show up as Could work, so a close call is never lost. • Not feeling it? Tap Another pick, or look through Also good tonight. • Our watchlist and Watched together sit right under your pick. • Taste details for two: films you both loved, where you split, and your time together. • Watched with: add who you watched with to any film you log. They get a notification and can log it too, or tap Not me. Nothing lands in their diary without asking. • From your log: a diary entry now shows the film, every time you watched it, and how it fits your year. • Reviews from people you follow come first in a film's room. • Better picks: feature films only, held to a higher rating bar, with more variety from night to night in Blend. • Every film links to IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic. • Smoother loading on Tonight and Blend.

A calmer, clearer Intertitle, and a new way to pick a film with a friend. • Blend: pair up with a friend, see how your tastes meet, and pick a film together. Your pick shows on Tonight. • Tonight is simpler: one pick, one line on why, and a few more good options below it, each showing how close it is to your taste. • Edit your profile in one place: photo, name, bio and username. • Your film type is a bold new card made to share as a story. It shows the films that prove it, and four dials show where your taste sits. • Reely, your film companion, has a friendlier face, and its notes are quieter: a saved memory is one short line. • Search for people right on the Friends tab. Reviews, replies and likes look the same everywhere, and a review opens that person's diary. • Loving a film is harder to do by accident, and easy to undo. Pop-ups open right next to what you tapped. • Tap a star twice for a half star. Undo is easier to hit, and a line shows how long it stays. • A cleaner look everywhere: one title per screen, easier type, and the same spacing and search bar on every tab. • Bringing your Letterboxd history in is clearer: three short steps and one button. • Getting started is smoother. The rating deck teaches its swipes once, and every way in opens the same deck. • Signing up shows what an account keeps, and the same buttons sign you back in. • A film's page shows which friends rated it and what they gave it. • Trying it as a guest? You can delete your data from Settings without making an account. • Faster: posters stay loaded, lists refresh together, and empty screens tell you what to do next. • On a phone set to Spanish, Tonight, your film type and your sign-in email now come in Spanish too.

Friends, notifications and a clearer film page. • Activity: see who followed you, replied to your entries, or rated a film on your watchlist 4 stars or higher, and follow back in one tap. Turn on notifications to hear about it when it happens. • Refine with Reely: tell Reely what you're in the mood for and it finds a different film for tonight. • The Room: every film page shows how people on Intertitle rated it, with one score and the spread of ratings. • Signing back in is easier. The app remembers how you signed in last time and warns you before you make a second account by mistake. • Letterboxd imports keep going while you use the app, show their progress everywhere, and pick up again if they're interrupted. • Films with no watch date sit in their own NO DATE section in your Diary. • Your taste page shows your top director and what your archetype means. • Show app tips again from Help & About in Settings, plus fixes across Tonight, Diary and You.

• A simpler start: rate a few films in a quick deck and start exploring, or look around as a guest. • The heart is now on every log sheet: from your Diary, your Library and Tonight. • A refreshed look across the app. • Fixes: your username shows on your page as soon as you claim it, fewer false “slow down” notices, and better VoiceOver support.

1.5 is a different Intertitle. TONIGHT — A whole lineup for the evening. Re-roll it, refine it, or ask Reely: its suggestions join the lineup instead of replacing your pick, and you can step back to the pick you came from. DISCOVER — Filter by several genres at once, and see how close each film sits to your taste, in plain words. FRIENDS — A feed of what the people you follow log, with their replies and likes. Your taste page goes public the day you claim it. REELY — Conversations get real names, History is grouped by when, and a new "What Reely remembers" screen shows what it knows about your taste, with a way to forget any of it. WRAPPED — Rebuilt. The poster wall is drawn from your whole viewing history instead of the last few weeks, each page says in plain words what its number means, and the share card is worth sending — save it straight to Photos. EVERYWHERE — One design across the app, faster screens, undo that gives the film back, and the app now speaks Spanish. Returning from 1.3? The app walks you through the changes once.

A big refresh to how Intertitle helps you pick something for tonight — and keep what you thought of it. • Tonight, redesigned. Set your mood and where to draw from in one clean console, and browse the mood presets more easily. • A clearer film page. Cast, where to watch, and your past logs come forward as you need them — without the clutter. Tap any poster to open a film directly. • Your diary, refined. Open any entry as a proper record, with a quick swipe down to dismiss. • A cleaner look throughout, tied together by a new editorial header. • Rate a film without a date — and clear it in one tap. • Plus polish and bug fixes throughout.

This update refines the everyday flow of logging, rating, and browsing your films. • Tap any poster to open the film directly. • A cleaner, less cluttered film page — with the full cast just a tap away. • Rate a film without a date — clear it in one tap. • A simpler, more focused rating screen. • A tidier library, plus polish and bug fixes throughout.

Faster first impressions and more ways to decide what to watch. • A quicker start — rate a few films you've already seen and your picks tune to your taste right away. • Half-star ratings — tap the left or right side of a star, Letterboxd-style. • Edit your log — change the rating, note, or date on a film you've already logged. • Where to watch — see which streaming services carry each film. • Trailers — play a film's trailer right from its page. • Cast — the top cast now appears on every film. • "Queue" is now "Watchlist," with clearer, more consistent labels throughout. Plus polish and bug fixes throughout.