We refreshed the App Store listing and screenshots. Small fixes and improvements.

Predictions now come with the evidence behind them, and Stats keeps score on every call: average miss, calls checked, and how often Kinolog lands within half a star. Find answers in plain words or exact filters. Import & Export has its own screen. Diary, Taste and Tonight are rebuilt around your posters.

Kinolog has been redesigned around the movies — with a lot more intelligence underneath. • See “My Call” before you watch: Kinolog predicts the rating you’re likely to give a film, explains why, and keeps score after you rate it. • Your Taste is now much more visual, with evidence from your own diary, clearer patterns, and deeper breakdowns. • Diary has been rebuilt around your actual movie history, including year-by-year views, notes, ratings, and better stats. • Watchlist now surfaces what’s streaming on your services and helps you prioritize what to watch next. • Film pages include richer credits, writers, certificates, and links into the people behind each movie. • Logging is more flexible, including better support for films you remember watching without knowing the exact date. • Faster navigation, smoother poster loading, redesigned screens throughout, and lots of small polish improvements. • Push notifications can now bring Tonight’s pick to you. This is Kinolog’s biggest update yet.

A redesign, and the app now tells you what it thinks of a film before you watch it. THE CALL. Tonight leads with a star rating on a film you have not seen, the reason it landed there, and the working underneath it. Grade it afterwards; your hit rate goes on your stats page whether it flatters us or not. YOUR TASTE, WITH ITS EVIDENCE. The read is set against your own films now, and a new chart crosses genre with decade, because you can love 2010s thrillers and be cold on the 2000s ones and no single list can say that. A DIARY WITH A SPINE. Your years as a ribbon, empty ones included. Your own notes quoted back above the month you wrote them. Your average now carries the spread of ratings it is the mean of. THE FILM SHEET. Writers, the certificate, and every credit is a link to everything else that person made. SMALLER THINGS THAT MATTER. Your watchlist marks what is streaming on your services on the poster itself. Logging a film you only half remember no longer invents a date: two new answers, the month it came out and the year it came out. Stats fit more on a screen. Posters stop reloading between tabs. And push notifications, so tonight's pick can find you.