Bereit für das iPhone Duo. Zugeklappt oder seitlich aufgeklappt wandern die Tabs von OpenTV und seine Zurück-, Schließen- und Menütasten in den Streifen neben der Uhr, wie in Apples eigenen Apps, und nichts liegt unter dem Streifen oder auf dem Falz. • Der Umzug von Simkl funktioniert jetzt: Importiere das ZIP von simkl.com/apps/backup und alle Serien, Animes und Filme kommen mit ihren Daten mit. • Auf einem großen Bildschirm nutzt dein Profil die ganze Breite, mit größerem Foto und vollerem Gemeinsam schauen. • Kommentare, die du für dich behältst, haben jetzt dieselbe Stift-Taste und eine ganze Schreibseite wie die aller anderen. • Lieber die alte Tab-Leiste? Einstellungen → Allgemein → Klassische Tab-Leiste. • Ein Link zu einer Serie öffnet sich jetzt richtig, auch wenn OpenTV geschlossen war.

Synchronisiere deine Geräte kostenlos, über dein eigenes iCloud oder Google Drive. Neue Serien, abgehakte Folgen und Bewertungen wandern mit. • Errate den Titel: ein tägliches Rätsel aus den Serien und Filmen, die du gesehen hast, also ohne Spoiler. Auf Wunsch mit täglicher Erinnerung und Tagesserie. • Entdecken → Aktivität: was die Leute, denen du folgst, bewertet, gefühlt und geschrieben haben, nur bei Folgen, die du schon gesehen hast. • OpenTV spricht jetzt Deutsch, Türkisch und Polnisch. Neun Sprachen insgesamt. • Halbe Sterne für Filme: tippen für einen ganzen Stern, wischen für halbe. • Füge jeder Serie, jedem Film und jeder Folge eine private Notiz hinzu. Wird nie geteilt oder veröffentlicht. • Vergleiche dich mit Leuten, denen du folgst, unter Statistiken. • Eine Folge, die du noch nicht gesehen hast, fragt „Achtung, Spoiler!", bevor sie ihre Kommentare zeigt. • Antworten aus deinem TV-Time-Import stehen jetzt unter ihrem Kommentar. • Handlung in deiner Sprache, Simkl-Sync und zwei neue Sortierungen für die Watchlist: neueste zuerst und zufällig. Mit Plus: Gemeinsam schauen, der Live-Raum am Abend, an dem eine Folge läuft, Smarte Erinnerungen und „Sag mir, wenn es auf meinen Diensten ist".

• Sort your Watch List: by release date, oldest first, or by the show you're furthest behind on. Tap the new button next to the grid icon. • Where to watch now says which services are included with a subscription, free, with ads, to rent or to buy. • VoiceOver and TalkBack: every button and screen in the app now has a proper name, so OpenTV works with a screen reader. • Signing up with email now finishes properly: after the code you join the community and choose your username. Signed up by email but have no username? Sign in again in Settings → You → Account. • IMDb import now brings in your series and rated episodes too, not only movies. • No more false "OpenTV Backup hasn't worked" warnings, and changes reach your other devices faster. • Lists no longer show a series as a number.

New in 1.7.0 • Yearly goal: choose how many films and episodes to watch this year and watch it fill up. It shows on your profile, with the posters of everything that counted. Settings → You → Yearly goal • Moving from another phone? Step-by-step help to bring your library over from an old iPhone or Android. Settings → Library • iPad: posters and cards now use the whole width of the screen • Plus: Your devices — see every phone and tablet on your account and remove one. Sync now also carries your profile's look: theme, layout, blocks, banner and goal • Wrapped: pick any month or year with the calendar button • Fixes: "Hide watched episodes" now stays on, the Tonight row can be closed, notices stay at the top of your profile, and Arabic layouts are corrected

New in 1.6.8 • Profile templates (Plus): pick one of 12 ready-made looks — a banner, colours, a layout and blocks built around the kind of viewer you are — or one made from your own favourite shows and movies. Edit profile → Profile templates. • Seasonal decorations: dress your picture up for Halloween, the Day of the Dead, Christmas and more. Free while the season is on; with Plus, every part is yours to change and keep. • New app icons (Plus), Halloween and Christmas included. Settings → Appearance. • Twelve new banners drawn for OpenTV, free for everyone: Edit profile → Choose cover photo → OpenTV. Halloween and Christmas templates, too. • Arrange your profile your way (Plus): tap any block to change its style or size, or swap it for another. • Message the developer: a bug, an idea, something missing — Settings → Message the developer. • A smoother start: no iCloud step first, bring your history from TV Time, Trakt, Simkl, Letterboxd or IMDb, add a photo, and tell us where you are in each show. • OpenTV Backup and Sync are more reliable, and Calendar has its own page in Settings.

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TV Time's comments are back. • Every show, episode and film now has the TV Time comment archive and comments from other apps, through CommsUni.tv, in its own tab next to OpenTV's comments. • Sort by most liked, newest or top, and filter by source and by language. • Reply to any comment, with a spoiler warning or a GIF (Plus), and report anything that shouldn't be there. • Translate any comment into your language with one tap. Your profile, your way • Use your own GIF or photo as a banner, then drag, zoom and resize it (Plus). The app takes its colours from your banner. • Change your username in Edit profile. • Your Wrapped month now ends with a one-card summary to share. Fixes • The app no longer freezes when you come back to it. • Your profile updates within a minute while the app is open. • Plus: Cloud Backup turns on by itself and keeps up with Sync.

Wrapped, rebuilt from scratch. Your month is now up to fourteen cards: a cinema marquee with your hours, every title you watched on a film strip, your film of the month as a ticket stub with your rating, your top titles, your biggest day as a TV listing, when you watch, your night of the week, your star ratings, first and last, and your watching type. Each card only appears when your month has something for it, so a quiet month never shows zeros, and a month of films gets film types of its own. Wrapped is back in Settings, under Make it yours.

OpenTV opens again on iOS 27 and iPadOS 27. • Cloud backup without joining the community. Sign in with Apple, Google or email to keep a copy of your library off your phone — no public profile, no username, nothing published. If you're a Plus subscriber, your profile now tells you when cloud backup is off or not working. • Import from IMDb, and from any tool that exports Letterboxd-format files, including JustWatch. • Share cards in three shapes: Post (fits Instagram, Reddit and X without cropping), Story and Card. Plus a favorites grid and a "just watched" card. • Film titles in English, even when your TV Time export had them in another script. • Change your theme and it applies right away — no need to reopen the app. • You now stay signed in: no more being quietly signed out after a week. • Fixes: one tap opens one screen, the ⋯ menu always responds, swipe-down can't leave a screen stuck, a rating can be taken back, and an import can no longer stall on "Getting episode data".

Your library, kept safe off your phone. • Cloud backup — one copy of everything you've tracked, on our server or your own. A new phone finds it and picks up exactly where you left off. • Your devices, kept level (Plus) — tick an episode on one and it's ticked on the other, including the things you take back. • Your shows in your calendar (Plus) — upcoming episodes in the calendar you already check every morning. • Ask Siri — what's next, mark it watched, have I seen this film. • Ratings have a home now — a chart of how you rate, a grid worth posting, and a page of their own. • A favourite character for every episode, the way it was always asked. • Bring your history from Trakt and Simkl. • Films answer to more than one name, so the title you know finds the film you mean. Also fixed: a full iCloud no longer stops your backup without telling you, "13m" no longer reads as thirteen minutes when it means thirteen months, reminders can actually be turned off, and The Great is filed under G.

Wrapped, redesigned — eight cards built from your own posters, and a year that looks nothing like a month. Share any card on its own. All aired: the watch list now tells you whether the season you are on has finished airing, with a filter to match. The feelings calendar is now a profile block. Jellyfin: connect your own server and tick off what you watched there. Read-only, like Plex. Plus: every share carries a link, films count towards Wrapped's artwork, and a phone that lost its session no longer looks signed in.

Some films in your TV Time lists came through with no name — TV Time never included those titles in your export. OpenTV can put them back now: open your profile and tap the yellow bar. Fixed a bug where backups quietly dropped those films, so a restored list came back shorter than it was. The popcorn game now plays smoothly while your library is updating, and there's a snake to go with it. Tap the shuffle to swap.

Light theme — light, dark, or follow your device. Free, in Settings. Memories — "on this day" from your own history, plus a full archive under the ••• menu. Plex — connect your server and OpenTV picks up what you watched there. It only ever reads. Fixes: the interests poll now saves your answer, the artwork picker loads much faster, the GIF picker lists every show, and startup repair no longer runs on every launch.

Shared lists — build a list with a friend, add to it together, tick things off. OpenTV Plus — pictures and GIFs on your comments, a profile you arrange yourself, Deep Stats, themes and Wrapped. Live translation of any comment into your language. On this day — what you were watching a year ago, and five. Import from Letterboxd. Better search, and a long list of fixes.

Searching a title together with its year now works — "Partner 2007" finds the film instead of returning nothing. Profiles with a colour theme look considerably cleaner: the gradient behind the banner no longer goes muddy or shows bands, and the row under the banner sits flush against it.

Wrapped A recap of any month or any year — hours watched, the shows that took most of it, the day that stands out — as cards built for the places they end up. Every card shares on its own, so the one worth posting isn't buried behind the rest. A quiet month says so kindly instead of printing a wall of zeroes. The cast is tappable Tap anyone in a show's cast for their photograph, where they're from, a biography in your own language when there is one, and every series and film they're credited in — newest first, each one opening in the app. Private accounts Turn your profile private and new followers have to ask. Eight switches decide what a visitor sees — stats, activity, lists, favourites, shows, films, comments. The server withholds what you hide rather than trusting the app to hide it. Filters that stay put They used to reset every time you left the screen, so anyone who filters the same way daily re-did it daily. They persist now, and the pill says how many are on. Your old TV Time friends A screen of their own. Your friends list is checked against every new account, so they appear on their own as they arrive — there's nothing to come back and check. Fixed The posters and + buttons in "People also watched" did nothing at all — both work now. Photos in other people's comments appear. A show with many seasons no longer draws them on top of each other. Sign-up is easier to find on a phone that has never had an account.

Fixes for the community added in 1.3.0. • Your TV Time username is now claimed properly when you join with an email address — accounts stuck on a temporary name are corrected automatically • Names written in Arabic and other alphabets no longer produce an unusable username • The name on your profile is now shown to everyone, not only to you • You can find people by their name as well as their username

OpenTV now has an optional community. • Create a profile and follow other people • Comment on episodes, films and shows, and see what everyone else thought • Rate episodes and vote for your favourite characters • Publish your favourites and your lists to your profile • Sign in with Apple, Google or email None of this is required. The tracker works exactly as before if you skip it, and your watch history stays on your phone either way. Also fixed: missing episode synopses, and artwork can now be changed on films as well as shows.

Five new languages OpenTV is now available in Arabic, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese (Brazil), alongside English — 777 keys, hand-translated rather than machine-run, with the correct plural forms for each language (Arabic needs six). Arabic mirrors the entire layout right to left, not just the text. Two films with the same title no longer fight each other Adding one could silently tick the other as watched, and the second film could never be added at all — the database was treating them as a single entry. Each is now its own film. Films from TheTVDB show their full details A film matched through TheTVDB used to open to a blank screen. It now shows runtime, genres, release date and artwork like any other title. A tap that does nothing now says why Trying to add something the app can't yet identify used to be silent. It now tells you what's missing. Arabic fixes found on a real phone A round of layout and text corrections found by actually using the app in Arabic, not just reading the code.

Anime seasons are right again OpenTV now takes episode numbering from TheTVDB — the same database TV Time was built on, and the one your export uses. Detective Conan is 34 seasons again instead of a single list of 1,208 episodes, and your watches sit on the episodes you actually watched. Names, artwork, genres and cast come from there too, so anime finally gets real characters instead of voice actors. Episodes you never watched are gone TV Time's per-show counter is unreliable — on one library it claimed 84 watched episodes of a show its own records listed none for. OpenTV believed it and invented the rest. It now checks the counter against what the export actually lists and refuses to guess, so your episode count may drop. That drop is the fix. Films match far better Your export gives a film's title and nothing else, so "Superman" or "Ghostbusters" matched several real films and OpenTV gave up on all of them. The date you watched it now settles which one it is. Anything decided by inference rather than certainty is listed under Settings → Review matched movies, so a library of unmatched films is a short confirmation list instead of hundreds of manual searches. Two films sharing a title no longer overwrite each other. Upcoming movies Films you've added that aren't out yet live in their own tab with a countdown, instead of cluttering your watch list. Lists Create, rename and delete them, add shows and films by search, and drag to reorder. Re-importing never undoes your edits. Reminders worth keeping on Season and series finale alerts, a nudge when you're an episode or two from finishing a season, a Friday movie-night reminder, and a come-back reminder after a week away — but only when episodes are actually waiting. Each one is separately switchable. Sharing TV Time-style share cards for shows, episodes and films, saved as a real image. Built for iPad Rotates, and lays out for the screen instead of stretching a phone design across it. On a large iPad a show or film opens beside your library rather than covering it. Also in this release Reminders are now offered when you open the app, instead of hiding in Settings. Two seasons can stay open at once. Pull past the top of a show, episode or film to close it. Matching a title actually looks like it worked — and can no longer wipe the artwork it already had. Search your own library from the Shows and Movies grids. Unreleased episodes show the wait instead of a checkbox you could tick by accident. "Stop watching" now removes a show from the Watch List. Browser-extension exports import properly. A ZIP that can't be read reports a real error instead of a cheerful "0 imported". No more lag after switching apps. Your whole library is browsable offline.

What's New in 1.1.9 Your photos are safe — even after TV Time's shutdown: • Your profile cover photo is back, restored even now that TV Time's servers have gone offline • Missing comment photos are recovered from the copies already on your device • Your backup now includes all your images, so everything comes with you when you reinstall or switch phones Plus everything from our previous update: • Much faster imports — no more long waits or freezes • Fixed watch time reading far short of what you'd really watched • Tapping a show now opens the right next episode, not a blank one • Your TV Time lists now import and show up under Lists • Real character art for anime — actual characters, not voice actors • TV movies can now be matched under Find, including old TV-only entries • Customise posters & backdrops — pick any artwork for a show • Pick your favourite character on every show • Catch-up time — see how long it'll take to finish a series • Mark any show as finished • A new show menu, and sharing your profile card now works properly • Fixed shows that showed as unwatched, and a crash on 1000+ episode shows • Sharper posters, a livelier import screen, and lots of smaller fixes

NEW: Never-episode reminders, an Upcoming tab, and Discover trending shows & movies. • Remove shows and movies from your library • Home-screen widget previews on Android; reminders when new episodes air • Upcoming tab shows what airs next for shows you follow • Discover real trending shows and movies • Working filters on your Shows grid • Fixed: marking from the watch list now updates instantly • Fixed: favorite-character votes save reliably • Fixed: episodes that don't exist can no longer be marked • A little something on the import screen

NEW: Home-screen widgets! • Up Next — the next unwatched episode of every show you follow • Movies to Watch — your watchlist on the home screen • Up Next + Movies — both side by side All widgets work fully offline, like everything else. Fixes and improvements: • Unmarking a season now correctly updates the watched count and progress bar. • Imports are safe to interrupt — if you close the app mid-import, it finishes next time you open it. • Episodes now show your first-watch date plus every rewatch date. • Cleaner episode numbers — the overall number now only appears on anime, where it matters.

• Fixed imported libraries showing episodes you never watched — your library repairs itself automatically on first launch, nothing to re-import • Shows now update automatically when new seasons come out • Pick your favorite character on any episode, like before • Better matching for older shows that were missing posters or episodes • More accurate episode matching for specials and double-length episodes

• Movie rewatches are here — imported from your TV Time history, with a visible ↻ counter on movies and episodes • Recovers ratings TV Time exported in older formats, including votes every previous version missed • Ratings now import on TV Time's exact scales — your WOWs are WOWs • "Where did you watch?" is now saved for episodes and movies, imported from your data • All of this applies automatically from your preserved original file — no re-import, no erase, ever • Smarter episode tracking: real season boundaries, aired-only progress, no phantom episodes