Strangey's answer now lands in his speech bubble in one smooth motion. Nothing on the page jumps. Older saved screenings get his take too. Search is quicker, and every suggestion says what it is, so a series and its holiday special never look alike. Your Watch shelves show one tile per show, with clean names and the right picture. A streaming service you shared from no longer shows up as if it were a YouTube creator. Behind the scenes, his shelf of already-screened picks more than doubled, and every new title was checked against what's actually been published about it.

Built for homes with more than one kid. - When your kids get different answers, the card says it plainly: "Not yet for Mia · OK for Theo." - Strangey gives you the words to say to both of them, so one kid's no doesn't start a fight. - It saves to Theo's shelf, and to Mia's Someday shelf until Mia's ready. - Strangey and his answer sit in the same spot on every card, whichever app you shared from. - Prime Video movie titles read cleanly while he screens them.

Share it, get the answer, get back to the show. - Tap Share in YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Hulu or Apple TV+ and the verdict lands right in the share sheet: the poster, Strangey's take, and on a sus or hard pass, the words to say out loud. - Every kid on your account gets screened at once. When they don't agree, the card tells you who it's OK for. - See how long it runs before you commit to the couch. The verdict card got calmer. Strangey says it once, and everything under the verdict has one place. - What he saw and the line to say out loud share one speech bubble, right above the dots. - One chip per kiddo shows their call. Tap it to switch between OK, Later and Block. - Watch now and Add to rotation sit side by side. - The full read: how it affects your kid's brain and the deeper read, in one drawer. - Screen more sits on the card, next to where the video came from. Screen Another is now New screening. - Fixes: Showtime shows one Strangey at a time, and a single-title search has its Add to rotation button back.

Strangey is on every card now. He watches while you wait, hands down the verdict in his own words, and says what he saw in one line next to his face. - Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and Apple TV+ links get their poster, the rating the platform shows on its own tile, and the full read. - Every screening looks the same: one card whether you searched a title or shared a link. - A third choice per kiddo: OK, Later or Block. Later parks a title on that kid's Someday shelf. - Type a title two shows share and both come up, so you screen the one you meant. - Sharing a verdict sends the verdict itself, with the card as the preview. - He lives on Home, on the widget and on Showtime. - Fixes: a streaming show could read a milder rating than its tile; Screen Another could land you mid-page; his speech bubble drew as two shapes on dark backgrounds.

Artwork got a lot better. • The right movie now gets the right poster. Titles that share a name used to be a coin flip — we ask by release year now, so a 2020 film stops wearing a 1979 one's poster. • We'd been turning down real posters for being a hair under our size rule and falling back to a freeze-frame from a trailer. Fixed. • Bought Pro moments before signing in? That subscription now lands on your account instead of going missing. • The Watch tab no longer shows a section heading with nothing under it.

This update tightens the share sheet, the Watch tab, where-to-watch, and the account tools. Fixes - Sharing from YouTube or a streaming app now shows the reason under the verdict, and the banner arrives after the sheet closes. - A screening you shared from another app is waiting at the top of Home when you come back. - On Watch, the time chips now say what fits: Quick one, One episode, A longer sit. Tonight's pick uses the time you have, and shelves end on a next step instead of a lone card. - The verdict card leads with the decision, and the evidence line says what was read. - Where to watch now shows verified rent and buy options as tappable chips, and free-with-ads services when they exist. - Artwork that failed to load once now retries when you come back to the app or the card. - Erasing all content confirms with a short toast. Cancelling the Apple sign-in during account deletion says plainly that nothing was deleted. - A second parent signing in on the same phone starts clean. The previous family's data never carries over or syncs. - Account deletion no longer hangs when you're offline. - Small copy fixes on the Pro screen. Free now gives you 3 screenings a week after your trial week. And every where-to-watch list says when we last checked it.

This update fixes the bugs we found in the first weeks and makes verdicts faster and more honest. Fixes - A search that matched nothing no longer shows a Clean verdict. It now says "Nothing matched." - Videos shared from other apps reach the app reliably and are no longer lost by the next save. - Account deletion confirms with Sign in with Apple first, then deletes everything in one pass. A failed attempt leaves your account untouched. - "All kiddos" on the Watch tab now includes every kid. - "Not for us" only applies to the kids that suggestion was for, with Undo. - Screenings keep running when you lock the phone or switch apps. - Cards no longer contradict themselves, and the picture on the card matches the version you asked about. - The paywall offers a retry if prices fail to load. Improvements - Verdicts arrive much faster, and the write-up streams in after the verdict. - Movies on the Watch tab: a short deal of picks, close calls, and whether each one is streaming, rentable, or in theaters. - Time budgets and a Someday shelf for shows your kid is not ready for yet. - Lock screen and watch cards show the reason, not just the word. - Nightfall theme. Restore Purchases now tells you when the store could not be reached instead of saying you have no subscription.