Podcasts join films, series, albums and books — and your diary learns to follow along. - Share to Wistly — send a link from Safari, Letterboxd, IMDb, Apple Music or Apple Podcasts straight to your diary or Waiting list. - Podcasts — search Apple Podcasts, log the show, see its latest episodes. - Episodes — mark the episode you watched or heard (S2E5, or a podcast's latest in one tap); same-day episodes fold into one row. - Upcoming — the shows you follow tell you when a new episode lands, ready to log. - Tags — tag your encounters and filter the diary by them. - Filter + smart lists — combine medium, rating, tag and year, then save it as a collection that stays current. - Waiting is an inbox — pin what's next, drag to reorder, or browse by medium. - Half stars, and a rating control you can slide. - Last.fm integration — connect it on any plan and your recent listening shows up as albums to keep, with a two-minute "How it works" guide. - Import a backlog — Letterboxd, Goodreads, StoryGraph, Sofa or any CSV; choose "things I want to" and it fills Waiting instead of your diary. - You — a 12-month timeline, genre breakdown and year-over-year on your stats. Plus small fixes. Your diary stays private — never shared, never sold.

Refinements throughout: • Films & shows now open with a cinematic backdrop — swipe stills, play the trailer, see cast and where to watch. • Explore your taste map by medium in Wander — just films, or just music. • Japanese book search, tap-to-zoom artwork, and polish throughout.

Meet Wistly AI — and Discover came alive. • Wistly AI — tell it how you feel and it finds a few things from your taste, each with a reason; or just say what you watched and it writes the diary note for you. • Weekly Film, Music & Book charts, tuned to your country — save or log in a tap. • Wander (beta) — a freely-roamable map of your taste, right from Discover. • "Something new" for a fresh set of picks; "Not for me" to steer around ones that aren't you. • Inline trailers & album videos, tappable where-to-watch, a warmer first run, and more throughout.