Seen is a TV and movie tracker where your recs come from friends, not an algorithm. Send a rec to anyone by link. If they're new to Seen, it's waiting when they join, and you become friends. Bring your history from TV Time, Letterboxd or IMDb. Comment on and react to episodes once you've watched them. See how many people on Seen have watched a movie, show or episode.

Seen is where you and your friends share what to watch and keep track of everything you've seen. New in this version: · What to watch: swipe through your recs and watchlist to pick something, on your own or with a friend · Diary: a day-by-day record of everything you've watched, with your ratings and notes · Up next now carries on from the last episode you ticked · A cleaner episode page, with previous and next buttons · Not interested in something your friends are watching? You can now hide it from Home · Reviews can now be up to 3,000 characters, and you can delete a review

Seen is where you keep track of what you watch and swap recommendations with friends who know your taste. New in this version: - Talk about episodes. Mark an episode as watched to see what everyone thought, react with an emoji, and add your own comment. Nothing shows until you've watched it, so no spoilers. - Reply to a specific message in chats and rec conversations. - The episodes list now opens with the season you're on in view. - Plus fixes and improvements.

Seen keeps track of what you watch and gets you recommendations from friends whose taste you actually trust. No algorithm, just people who know you. New in this version: - Episode tracking. Check off episodes as you watch, or mark a whole season at once. - Up next. Home shows the next episode of every show you're watching. - Forgiving search. Typos no longer stop you finding a title or a friend. - Friends tab now shows posters of what each friend has been watching. - Clearer confirmations, plus a handful of fixes.

Seen is where you get movie and TV recommendations from the people who actually know you. What's new in this version: - A redesigned rating screen, with the poster front and center. - Loved something? When you rate it 4 stars or more, you can send it straight to a friend, with a note on why they'll like it. - Friends who aren't on Seen yet get a link. When they join, you're connected and your recommendation is waiting for them. - Search keeps your results when you add a title, so adding several in a row is quicker. - Your library remembers how you've sorted it. - A simpler start: easier to set up your profile and invite the one friend whose taste you trust.

Seen is how you find what to watch, from friends who actually know your taste, not an algorithm. New in this version: - Sign up with email and password, not just Google or Apple - Invite a friend and you're connected the moment they join

New here? Welcome. Seen is the app for getting what to watch from your friends, not an algorithm. Seen has a new look. Darker, cleaner, and built around the posters. You can also now bring your watch history with you. If you've been logging films on Letterboxd or rating them on IMDb, import your library from Settings and you're not starting from an empty app. Smaller things: friends now show up in search, your library remembers where you were, and the notification badge finally tells the truth.

New here? Welcome. Seen is the app for getting what to watch from your friends, not an algorithm. This update: recommend a single season, so when a friend only needs to see Season 3 you can send exactly that. The friend profile got a full redesign, with Profile and Library tabs under one header that tucks away as you scroll. A cleaner full-screen recommend flow. Chat about a single episode without spoiling the season. Sharper images throughout. Plus quieter fixes: recommendations tidy themselves away when you remove a title from your watchlist, threads update live as friends react, and coming back after a long break is smoother.

New here? Welcome. Seen is the app for getting what to watch from your friends, not an algorithm. This is a big one. When you mark something watched, you can now leave a quick note and rating and send it straight back to the friend who recommended it. You can also chat about any title with a friend without recommending it, and when you add something to your watchlist, Seen tells you which friends have already seen it so you can ask them what they thought. Threads now update live as friends comment and react, and tapping a notification takes you right to the conversation. Plus the usual round of smaller fixes. Add a few friends and start sharing what's worth watching.

New here? Welcome. Seen is the app for getting what to watch from your friends, not an algorithm. You can now watch trailers straight from any title page. This update also fixes how the keyboard behaves across the app, so buttons and text fields stay visible while you type. The inbox is now one chronological list and loads faster, comment reactions show up properly, and recommending something now suggests favorites from your own library. Plus a handful of smaller fixes. Add a few friends and start sharing what's worth watching.

New here? Welcome. Seen is the app for getting what to watch from your friends, not an algorithm. This update improves how notifications work, adds new ways to sort your library and friends, and refreshes search so there's something to browse before you type. Plus a handful of fixes to make everything run better. Add a few friends and start sharing what's worth watching.

New here? Welcome. Seen is the app for getting what to watch from your friends, not an algorithm. This update makes getting started easier: a smoother setup, a quick way to build your library from films and shows you already love, and a simple way to invite the friends you want to swap recommendations with. Plus a handful of fixes to make everything run better. Add a few friends and start sharing what's worth watching.

Thanks for using Seen! This update brings a refreshed look to the navigation bar, a new way to invite friends, and a handful of fixes and improvements to make tracking and recommending smoother.