v4.4 — Know exactly when it drops. • Show pages now say when an episode drops or premieres — "Premieres Thu, Oct 15 at 3:00 AM" — and "Streaming since…" once it's out. • Favorites that haven't premiered yet stay marked "Coming soon" until they actually arrive.

v4.3 — StreamTonight is now completely free. • No subscription, no trial, no paywall — every feature is free for everyone. • Week at a Glance — a new view in Favorites shows which of your favorite shows are on this week, grouped by day. • New search filters — narrow by service, TV vs. movies, or release year, or show only the services you subscribe to; search is now built into Favorites too.

v4.1 — Rate the shows you watch. • Thumbs up or down on any show's detail page — see what percent of viewers liked it. One vote per device; tap again to change your mind. • Search now recognizes actors — type a name like "Tom Cruise" to find their shows and movies, plus where to stream them. • Fixed: favorited shows update when they land on a streaming service, and a few titles now show the right place to stream instead of rent-only.

v4.0 — Meet the Pick of the Day. • Every night, one hand-picked show right at the top of Tonight — with a quick take on why it's worth your time. Tap it to jump straight to the show. • Lost signal? The app now keeps your last lineup on screen instead of a dead error page, so you can still see what was on. • Score badges got a refresh — they're bigger now, and the color tells you at a glance how good a show is.

v3.9 — Share what you're watching, and tap straight into it from Favorites. • Spot something you want to share? Tap the new share icon (next to the heart) on any title — it sends the name, service, and a link that opens the streaming app directly. • Favorited titles now deep-link too. Opening one from your Favorites tab launches straight into the streaming app, the same way Tonight does.

v3.8 — A cleaner name and a more honest sign-up screen. • HBO Max is now labeled correctly throughout the app — search results, favorites, and detail screens all show "HBO Max" instead of "Max." • The sign-up screen has been rewritten so the pricing is upfront and plain: "Your card won't be charged for 7 days. Cancel anytime." No surprises.

v3.7 — Browse what's on by mood, not by memory. • A new Browse tab lets you pick a genre — Drama, Comedy, Sci-Fi, Thriller, Crime, Horror, Documentary, and more — and see everything streaming in it right now. • Type into the search field inside Browse to narrow results within that genre. Great for when you know the vibe but can't remember the title.

v3.6 — Find something to watch by mood, not just title. • Search results now include a row of genre chips — Comedy, Drama, Sci-Fi, Mystery, and more. Tap one to filter results to that genre; tap again to clear it and see everything.

v3.5.1 — Renting is now a one-tap action. • Favorites now correctly show the yellow "Rent" pill for titles you hearted before they became rentable — no more stale "Coming Soon" showing up for something you can watch tonight. • On any show's detail page, each rental option is now a tappable button that opens the right app directly (Amazon or Apple TV), pre-loaded to that title.

v3.5 — More clarity on what's coming and where. • Movies and shows available to rent now show a yellow "Rent" pill so you can spot them at a glance — no more wondering if something's on a service or only rentable. • Upcoming titles now tell you which streaming service they're landing on whenever we know it (e.g., "Coming May 23 to Max"), so you can pick what to heart with the right expectation.

v3.4 — Now you can favorite what's coming next. • Search now surfaces upcoming movies and shows alongside what's already streaming. Heart any title you want to watch when it lands. • Hearted an upcoming title? We'll send you a push the moment it goes live on a streaming service — no more refreshing search hoping it's dropped yet. • Small visual polish in Settings.

Favorites and settings now sync across iPhone and iPad on the same Apple ID — set up a new device once and everything follows you. Plus a fix that makes show posters more reliably load on first view.

v3.2 — small polishes plus we removed the demo-video onboarding step that was confusing first-launch testers. Your 7-day free trial is unchanged. • Cleaner Tonight tab when your services have a quiet night — friendly framing instead of a blank screen. • Hearts on the Favorites tab now have a subtle drop shadow so they read better on dark cards. • Favorited shows on Tonight now show the next-episode synopsis from your Favorites data rather than the show-level blurb. • Daily-summary push registration re-validates on warm app launches, not just cold launches — keeps notifications reliable on devices that don't fully relaunch for weeks.

v3.1 — Notifications you can rely on. • New Notification Status row at the top of Settings shows whether your daily summary is wired up to actually deliver, with a one-tap shortcut to fix it when it isn't. • Faster recovery from accidentally disabled notifications.

Pick when you get your nightly notification — 4 PM to 8 PM in Settings. Favorites tab now shows episode synopses + when each show actually drops on streaming ("drops at 3 AM tomorrow"). Hearts pop on dark posters (Starz, AMC+). Hearting a show on the coming-soon row now stays filled when it airs. Notifications fix: rebuilt how the app registers for push so daily summaries actually arrive when they're supposed to.

Favorites — heart any show or movie and we'll keep track of when new episodes drop. The Favorites tab shows what's on tonight, what's coming up, and the date and episode info appear instantly when you favorite something. Other things in this release: • Tomorrow Night and Tonight tabs now show distinct content all day, regardless of timezone or when you launch the app • Settings has a new Notifications section with toggles for new episodes, season premieres, and series premieres • Your Hidden Shows list is now under Settings (was its own tab) • Files picker can restore your favorites list from a JSON backup • Reliability fixes for shows that air across time zones

What's new in 2.2: • Tomorrow Night — a new tab that shows what's on tomorrow, right next to Tonight. • Starz, AMC+, and MGM+ are now supported. Turn them on in Settings if you subscribe. • New seasons of shows you've swiped away now reappear when they premiere. • Reliability improvements so the Tonight tab keeps loading cleanly as we add more streaming services behind the scenes.

Reliability release: • Fixed sticky scrolling on the feed — vertical scrolls with slight horizontal drift no longer accidentally reveal the "Not Interested" action on a show. • Fixed the Not Interested tab losing dismissed shows on day two and beyond — your hidden list is now persisted properly. • Nightly push notifications at 5 PM ET are now actually being delivered (the previous release silently failed to reach devices). Thanks for the early feedback that made this release possible.

Bug fixes and improvements: • Not Interested now remembers your dismissed shows across days • Smoother scrolling in the main feed — fixed a stutter when your swipe had slight horizontal drift

What's new in v1.8: • Posters everywhere — beautiful show artwork in Tonight's Highlights, service sections, search results, and Coming Soon • Netflix-style detail view with a full backdrop image behind every show • New "Not Interested" tab — swipe left on any show to dismiss it, and restore anytime from a dedicated tab • Nightly push notifications at 5 PM with tonight's highlights for your services • Restyled swipe hint and a handful of small fixes

- NEW: Search for any show or movie right from the home screen - Coming Soon items now show which streaming service they'll be on - Tap any Coming Soon title to see full details - Full-season drops now display as a single card with episode count - Improved content descriptions - Performance improvements and bug fixes

- Watch trailers and previews for upcoming shows directly in the app - Tap the play button on any Coming Soon title to see what's ahead - Security and performance improvements - Fixed version display in Settings

- Tap any show or movie to open it directly in your streaming app - Shows airing on broadcast TV tonight now appear with "Coming Soon" labels showing when they'll stream next day - Rotten Tomatoes scores now display with a tomato icon - Improved iPad scrolling and layout - Updated TMDB attribution styling

- Fixed an issue where the "Open" button on show details would not launch the associated streaming app - Added web fallback: if a streaming app isn't installed, tapping "Open" now opens the service's website in your browser