• Rate with stars — rate a title 1 to 5 stars instead of picking between two; tap a star again for a half star. Choose how you rank in Settings, and picking between two still works on any title. • Share any title — share a movie, show or book from its page, as a link or as a Story card with your rank on it. • View and save artwork — open a movie or show's poster, backdrop or gallery photos full screen, and save them to Photos. • Find anyone — Find friends lists every RANKD account, including people you're already friends with. Search the list or tap Load more. • Releases in the Calendar — upcoming movies in theaters and at home, each with Remind me. RANKD tells you the day one comes out and shows it when you open the app. A Coming soon row at the top shows new movies and the shows on the air this week. • A Calendar with posters — switch between My list and All releases, which shows every new movie and new episodes of popular shows. Tap the bell on any movie or show to follow it, and RANKD tells you the day it comes out and when a new episode airs. Today shows a card for each one; Week groups them by day; Month shows small posters on each date. • A clearer On Deck — each card shows your next episode and where you left off, with named actions, and asks before you finish a whole season, show or book. • Edit progress in plain words — pick the episode you watched last and say whether you finished it, are halfway through or haven't started. • Ratings on cards — IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and the rest sit on cards in each site's colours, and "More like this" sits near the top of movie and TV pages. • What's new — a short note when you open the app tells you what changed. • Small things — every pick asks "Which would you rather rewatch?", and Share, Edit profile and Settings sit together at the top right of your profile. • Fixes & polish — title pages scroll smoothly, text follows your text size setting, a show's progress card shows the next episode's picture, On Deck buttons answer the first tap, a show that gains a new season moves to Coming up, shared title links open in the app, and leaving an import screen no longer closes the app.

• A new front door, RANKD opens on a welcome screen with Create account and Log in, or browse without an account. A new list starts with five titles you love and a few quick head-to-heads, so you reach a real #1 in about a minute. Create an account whenever you like and your list comes with you. • Ranking, in one sheet, the head-to-head now says what it's doing: the new title sits on the left, the one it's up against shows its place, and you can undo a pick or tap "Can't decide". It ends on a "Ranked" card that shows exactly where the title landed, between the titles above and below it. • Search does it all — one field for movies, TV and books. The shelves that used to live in Discover are here now, with Recommended for you waiting before you type, and Search sits right in the tab bar. • Recommendations, in sync with the web — your picks come from the same list as therankd.com and refresh shortly after you rank. Kinds you haven't ranked yet show what's popular on RANKD. • A feed of posts — each friend's ranking reads like a post: who, where it landed ("#3 of 41 TV shows"), the title's picture, and buttons to rank it yourself, add the friend or save it for later. Your closest taste matches sit at the top. • Find friends, rebuilt — search for people, find them from your contacts, share an invite link, and see your friends sorted by how closely your taste matches. • A profile that shows your taste — your stats, your lists, your #1s and your taste on one tidy page, with Settings under the gear. Your profile and a friend's now share the same look. • Detail pages that answer in order — what it is, what to do with it, what it's about, then what everyone thinks. Ratings carry the real IMDb, TMDB, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic marks, and books show their Google Books rating. • On Deck knows what's next — a show you're still catching up on now also shows when its next episode airs. • Liquid Glass throughout — every search bar, button, chip and pill uses the new iOS look, and My List, Settings and Community use standard iOS layouts. • Fixes & polish — removing a ranked title no longer crashes the app, titles you remove from your watchlist or unranked pile stay removed on every device, a title with no TMDB score no longer shows "0.0", the medium home-screen widget no longer crashes, and detail pages no longer close when you scroll back up.

• Movie Passport & World Map — see every country your ranked list has been to, with a stamp per country and a map that fills in as you rank. New country filter on your list, too. • Your Year in Review — your #1, your top five, totals, top genre, longest streak, and a month-by-month breakdown of everything you ranked and watched. • Time Capsule & Movie Roulette — "on this day" surfaces what you watched years ago, using your real watch dates; Roulette picks a random title from your unranked pile when you can't decide. • Bring your history over — a proper TV Time importer (it's shutting down — upload your export before it's gone), plus Trakt right in the import picker. Letterboxd, IMDb, Goodreads and TV Time imports are free for everyone through September 1. • On Hold, notes & favorites — pause a show without losing your place, keep a private note on any title, and star your favorites. All private, all yours. • Episode checkmarks — tick episodes off one at a time, mark a whole season in one tap, and see "7 of 10 watched" at a glance. Already-watched imports now show a Finished / Caught up badge. • A busier, better feed — friends' milestones now show as celebration cards, and you can scroll all the way back through activity instead of stopping at the latest few. • A Taste Profile that tells the truth — genres are counted properly now. Titles we couldn't identify are no longer quietly filed under your biggest genre, books show their real categories instead of film genres, and anything still being identified is shown as exactly that. • Fixes & polish — your full ranked list now shows past 500, the "N RANKED" count is accurate, duplicate titles no longer sit in two lists at once, show details fit on one line, and plenty of smaller cleanups.

Version 1.12 • Episode checkmarks — tick episodes off one at a time on any season. Mark a whole season in one tap, see "7 of 10 watched" at a glance, and never lose your place. Skipped an episode? Your list finally says so. • Imports are free for everyone — Trakt, Letterboxd, IMDb, Goodreads, and TV Time (which is shutting down) are unlocked through August 31. If the app ever asked you to upgrade before importing, that's fixed — it was already free. • A tidier profile — monthly recaps now show your most recent months with a "See all" to expand, instead of one endless scroll. • Fixes — show details like seasons and episode length no longer wrap onto their own lines, plus general polish.

Version 1.1 • TV Time import — TV Time is shutting down; bring your whole library with you. Upload your GDPR export zip and Rankd pulls in your shows, watch history, and to-watch list. • Imports are FREE for a limited time — TV Time, Trakt, Letterboxd, IMDb, and Goodreads imports are unlocked for everyone through August 4. • On Deck, rebuilt — every show leads with the episode still, "Coming up" splits real countdowns from shows returning with no date yet, and a badge shows how many episodes you're behind. Watching sorts by what you watched last, so the show you're actually on is on top. • Never miss a premiere — optional alerts for a new season, an episode airing today, and a weekly recap. All off by default; choose yours in Settings → Notifications. • Two-way Trakt sync — your ranks push to Trakt as ratings, your watchlist mirrors both ways, progress syncs as you watch, and removing a title on either side removes it on the other. • Straight to the episode — tap a poster to open the exact episode you're up to, and Complete now properly archives a finished show instead of leaving it in your queue. • Auto-rank your Trakt ratings — turn an imported library into a real ranked list in one tap, ordered by the scores you already gave. • Track from the grid — a Track button on TV and book tiles opens "Where are you?" so you can start mid-season, or mark it already finished. • Find things faster — search your list and On Deck by name, and Movies / TV / Books is now a persistent switch. • Fixes — On Deck air dates and season rollovers, calendar accuracy, poster loading, My List counts, and lists over 500 titles now load in full.