- This update brings the option to change the look of the “Recently Watched” layout, so you can use the retro TV look or the standard look. - Axis labels have been fixed for the new watch history widgets.

This is a BIG update, with new beautifully crafted widgets and a brand new Watch History screen that you can access from the Home Screen .

- IMDb import is here; you can now bring in your IMDb movies history into Cinephile! - You can see now see ratings not only from TMDB, but also IMDb, Trakt, Metacritic, and Rotten Tomatoes! - There are some improvements to the Trakt sync and import functionalities to make your transition smoother

The previous version had a faulty migration that made users boot into an empty library. This is a CRITICAL hot fix that resolves the issue. Apologies for the inconvenience!

Trakt Sync is here. Now you can enjoy true bidirectional sync with Trakt, so your watch history, favorites, and ratings stay fully synchronized at all times. Watch something on your device, and it updates on Trakt. Save favorites or rate shows in the app, and your changes appear in Trakt as well. Note: Trakt Sync is a Premium-only feature. This update also includes a one-time Trakt import available to all users, so you can quickly bring your existing Trakt data into the app.

This is a MASSIVE update packed with improvements and cool new features! You can now rate and review movies and shows, as well as individual seasons. These reviews generate beautifully crafted sharing cards that you can show off on social media. Enjoy!

You can now import your TV Time data! In addition, you can export and import your Cinephile data as well. There are also a TON of improvements to UI elements and other bug fixes in this version.

This is a HUGE update with lots of UI and UX improvements, and more critically, it addresses many problems that were causing the app to crash or misbehave with the new iOS 26.4 update. Some of the visual improvements are: - You can now see the progress indicator for tv shows in the widgets. - You can remove the filmstrip from the Home tab’s UI, if you so wish. - In the list layout for shows you’re watching, you can see how many episodes are left to watching before you’re all caught up. - In the “watching” shelf for TV shows, there’s now a clear distinction between shows you’re caught up with and those that are still in progress.

This update brings a ton of improvements: - When marking a movie / episodes as watched, you can now select the release date/month/year as options so that you don’t need to manually set the dates. - in the discovery + search screen, you can now change the size of the grid. - A progress indicator showing the show’s overall progress now appears in the episode thumbnails in the home tab. - Season and episode number are now shown in the widget for episodes. - In notes, adding and viewing links is now more intuitive.

You can now customize the Home Screen to your liking. Keep the current carousel look, or change o a list or grid layout. You can also customize the color of the film strip decorating the movies / shows in the Home Screen. The choice is yours!

This update doesn’t bring any visual changes or features, but it’s HIGHLY recommended, as it fixes some critical bugs that were causing crashes as well as causing notifications to fail for episode releases.

This is a GIGANTIC update, with many improvements in functionality, performance, and UI tweaks. Here are some of the changes: - There’s now a shortcut to add media to your library without having to navigate to the media details screen. - You can now easily see which movies/shows are your favorites, and filter in the shelves based on that. - Your TV Shows queue order is now always respected; I fixed a bug that was reshuffling the manually-set order. - TV epodes releases were failing to trigger a notification; that has been corrected now. - There are many UI and performance improvements across the board.