• Faster start. Curatio no longer waits for the whole Home screen before opening, and your last Home screen is kept for up to a week so it's there the moment you launch. • Home loads row by row. With an up-to-date Curatio server, the first rows appear right away and the rest fill in as you scroll. A row that fails to load offers its own Try Again. • Home holds steady. New recommendations no longer reshuffle the page while you're scrolled into it. • Clearer Search errors. When the connection fails or times out, Search now says so and offers Try Again instead of showing no results. • Artwork recovery. Posters that fail to load are retried, and a failed download no longer leaves a blank poster behind. • Fixes: faster profile switching, and titles listed as both a movie and a series now open as the right one.

Curatio 2.0 rebuilds how playback starts. • Automatic source selection. Curatio now picks a stream for you instead of taking the first one offered — favouring lighter, compatible sources that hold up on cellular and Wi-Fi, and reserving bandwidth headroom so playback doesn't stall mid-scene. • Faster, more reliable starts. Several sources are checked at once and playback begins as soon as a good one passes, usually within five seconds. Dead links and error pages are caught before they reach the player, and short placeholder clips can no longer mark a title as watched or wipe your resume point. • Automatic recovery. If a stream fails partway through, Curatio moves to the next best source on its own and stops retrying a provider that's already failing. • A clearer source list. Quality options now show resolution, release type, size and provider together at a glance, with 4K labelled as 4K. • Better skip prompts. "Skip intro" and "skip recap" now appear at confirmed segment boundaries, and a new Wrong timing button lets you flag a prompt that fired in the wrong place. • Smoother season switching. The season menu on a series no longer lags behind the page when you scroll while it's closing, and your selection always takes effect. • Search now follows your server's own ranking instead of reordering results on device. • Fixes: the watched badge no longer overlaps ratings on movie and series pages, and Continue Watching in your Library now matches the home screen exactly.

Improved playback reliability — the app now automatically switches to another source if a stream keeps buffering Series "Play" button now resumes the correct next episode instead of restarting from Season 1 Refined visual polish across Home, Details, and Library screens with clearer text and watched indicators Smoother audio handling when starting and stopping playback

• Fixed an issue where two "Up Next" rows could appear on the Home screen. • Settings now shows the correct app version.

This update focuses on playback polish and watch-tracking accuracy: • Smoother playback start — one continuous loading screen from tapping Play to the first frame • Up Next is now accurate: shows you've finished disappear from the row, and progress reflects what you've actually watched • Watched badges on movies and episodes, and you can tap an episode to mark it watched • Watched history from your other devices now shows up reliably • The "Next Episode" prompt no longer appears too early • Stability and performance improvements

Added support for Picture-in-Picture (PiP) and local downloads, alongside general performance improvements and bug fixes.

Rebuilt playback engine for smoother, more reliable performance Faster load times and overall speed improvements Bug fixes and stability enhancements