MediaShelf 1.2.1 brings together everything from the last two updates — more room on your shelf, better ways to browse it, and a Discover tab that behaves itself. Fresh Staff Picks, straight to your shelf We hand-pick new titles for Discover on a regular basis, and they arrive on their own — no app update required. Check back often. Filter by status The filter menu now includes status: read, watching, unplayed, loaned out, and more. A quiet "filtered" note appears above your list whenever a filter is narrowing it, so you'll always know when you're not seeing everything. Room for 100 Scan and save up to 100 items for free. MediaShelf gives you a gentle heads-up as your shelf approaches it — and bigger things are coming in a future release. Cover photos, your way Choose "No Photo" to clear any cover — handy if a downloaded image isn't right or a photo was added by accident. Also fixed: replacing a downloaded cover with your own photo now sticks everywhere, and photo covers are stored more efficiently, so they take far less space on your device. A tidier Discover Sections close up neatly when there's nothing to show, so you'll never find an empty box holding a place in line. If one of our sources takes a coffee break, its section says so politely while the rest of Discover carries on. At home on iPad Small tweaks for bigger screens — layouts now scale a little better. Your choices, where they apply Where local law provides a choice about advertising, MediaShelf asks first — and you can change your mind at any time in Settings. Under the hood MediaShelf clears out cached data it no longer needs, so many of you will see the app's storage footprint shrink after updating. Plus quieter launches, fewer network requests, and a batch of small fixes throughout. As always, MediaShelf doesn't track you. Your library stays on your device — we never see it, and we never share it.

MediaShelf 1.2 brings together everything from the last two updates — more room on your shelf, better ways to browse it, and a Discover tab that behaves itself. Fresh Staff Picks, straight to your shelf We hand-pick new titles for Discover on a regular basis, and they arrive on their own — no app update required. Check back often. Filter by status The filter menu now includes status: read, watching, unplayed, loaned out, and more. A quiet "filtered" note appears above your list whenever a filter is narrowing it, so you'll always know when you're not seeing everything. Room for 100 Scan and save up to 100 items for free. MediaShelf gives you a gentle heads-up as your shelf approaches it — and bigger things are coming in a future release. Cover photos, your way Choose "No Photo" to clear any cover — handy if a downloaded image isn't right or a photo was added by accident. Also fixed: replacing a downloaded cover with your own photo now sticks everywhere, and photo covers are stored more efficiently, so they take far less space on your device. A tidier Discover Sections close up neatly when there's nothing to show, so you'll never find an empty box holding a place in line. If one of our sources takes a coffee break, its section says so politely while the rest of Discover carries on. At home on iPad Small tweaks for bigger screens — layouts now scale a little better. Your choices, where they apply Where local law provides a choice about advertising, MediaShelf asks first — and you can change your mind at any time in Settings. Under the hood MediaShelf clears out cached data it no longer needs, so many of you will see the app's storage footprint shrink after updating. Plus quieter launches, fewer network requests, and a batch of small fixes throughout. As always, MediaShelf doesn't track you. Your library stays on your device — we never see it, and we never share it.

MediaShelf 1.1 is all about making your shelf easier to browse — and giving it more room. Fresh Staff Picks, straight to your shelf We're now hand-picking new titles for Discover on a regular basis, and they arrive on their own — no app update required. Check back often. Filter by status The filter menu now includes status: read, watching, unplayed, loaned out, and more. A quiet "filtered" note appears above your list whenever a filter is narrowing it, so you'll always know when you're not seeing everything. Room for 100 The item limit has been doubled to 100. MediaShelf will give you a gentle heads-up as your shelf approaches it — and bigger things are coming in a future release. Cover photos, your way Choose "No Photo" to clear any cover — handy if a downloaded image isn't right or a photo was added by accident. Also fixed: replacing a downloaded cover with your own photo now sticks everywhere, and photo covers are stored more efficiently, so they take far less space on your device. Discover, rain or shine If one of our recommendation sources takes a coffee break, its section says so politely while the rest of Discover carries on as usual. Under the hood MediaShelf now clears out cached data it no longer needs — many of you will see the app's storage footprint shrink after updating. Plus quieter launches and a batch of small fixes throughout. As always, ads in MediaShelf are non-personalised — we don't track you, full stop.