2.5 update! SIMKL Integration, Holiday Rows and more! Discover knows what month it is. Seasonal rows now lead the Discover page — right now that means Halloween Frights, Family Halloween, and Spooky Series. They appear when the season starts and disappear when it ends, automatically. Mark your next episode from the grid. Long-press any show in The Backlog and mark the next unwatched episode watched — no opening the show, no scrolling through 30 seasons. Cards now also show exactly where you are: "Next: S9E4 · 8 left." Plex watched status, finally live. Episodes and movies you mark inside Plex now show up in WatchQueue within moments of opening the app. If you use Plex as your sync source, this one's big. Where to Watch tells the truth. Titles that are only available through an add-on channel subscription no longer show up as streaming on the parent service. Plus: switching sync services now explains itself (one service at a time, each keeps its own library — switching back is instant), the watched button clearly shows its state, bigger text on detail pages, and a tidier TV tab in Discover.

2.4 Update: Overseerr requests: on any title you don't already have, a Request button sends it to your Radarr/Sonarr through Overseerr. Connect it in Settings → Requests (URL + API key, with Test & Save). Plex tab: a dedicated tab to browse your whole Plex library (Continue Watching, movies, shows, sorted grids), loading instantly from cache, with play straight into Plex/Infuse. Fixed an issue where screen would overflow on NON MAX models. New Color balance with an Ember Glow

Watch Next knows what episode you're on. It used to show a poster and a count. Now the hero tells you the season, episode, and title of what's actually next — plus how much of the season is left and how long it's been. A new look, matched to the Apple TV app. Rebuilt around the same visual language: film-sprocket poster edges, a progress line under every show, and shows two episodes from finished flagged so you can clear them. A lot more to dig through on Discover. New This Week, In Theaters Now, and Most Anticipated join the lineup, along with New Episodes from the shows you follow. Genre, decade, and studio rows rotate each time you come back, plus community-curated lists. Where to watch, up front. Discover now tells you what a title streams on before you open it. Also in this release • Rows show how far they run as you swipe them • Discover reshuffles properly when you return to the app

New look, matched to Apple TV: Redesigned Discover with a swipeable, cinematic hero for what's trending. New tab layout. Discover, Watch Next, Watchlist, Lists. Watch Next now leads with a "Jump Back In" hero for your in-progress shows. Rebuilt title pages: bigger hero, full cast, extras, sequels, where to watch, and reviews. Tap episodes right on the title page to mark them watched. Reorganized Settings with a cleaner sync-source picker (iCloud, Trakt, Plex). Faster, more reliable syncing across all your sources. Plenty of polish and fixes throughout.

What's New in 2.1 (iOS) Tap a streaming service on any title and jump straight into that app, right to what you want to watch — Max, Disney+, Hulu, Prime Video, Paramount+, Apple TV and Netflix. Discover has been rebuilt from the ground up. It now opens with Trending This Week, Popular and Top Rated Movies and Shows, then new episodes from your shows, what's trending on the services you actually have, and hand-picked community lists worth browsing. Search is faster and smarter — results start ranking from the very first letter you type. Shows with huge back catalogs now open instantly instead of stalling. Plus performance and stability fixes throughout.