Limelight: Find What to Watch

Limelight is now a fully native iOS app, redesigned around iOS 26 and Liquid Glass. It's faster, smoother, and it finally lives where you do; your home screen, Siri, Spotlight, and Control Center. New Features ‣ Widgets: see your watchlist, what to watch next, and trending titles at a glance, in small, medium, and large sizes. ‣ Launch SceneSnap from the Control Center ‣ Ask Siri to open your watchlist, see what's trending, start QuickSort, or jump into SceneSnap. ‣ Spotlight search: your library is indexed right into iPhone search; find any title and open straight to it. ‣ Home screen quick actions: long-press the app icon for quick actions to search, view watchlist, QuickSort and more. ‣ Deep links: open directly to a title, list, or person (and the magic behind SceneSnap's tap-through). ‣ Hide titles: tap 'hide' on anything you're not interested in. ‣ Latest episodes: you can now see the latest episodes for tv shows. ‣ Light mode: now you can view Limelight in light mode instead of exclusively dark. ‣ Bulk edit lists: you can now bulk edit items in your list instead of one at a time. Enhancements ‣ A brand-new design: native iOS 26 look with Liquid Glass controls, fluid zoom transitions from poster to detail, edge-to-edge rows, and much more. ‣ Just for you: now hides anything already on your watchlist, seen, or pinned lists, as well as anything you've Hidden, so you only see genuinely fresh picks. ‣ Where to stream: cleaner branded provider logos, no duplicates, and smarter Rent/Buy grouping. ‣ Search: richer results with genres, year, ratings, and people. ‣ SceneSnap: improved AI recognition of movies and tv shows. ‣ QuickSort: you can now undo a swipe. ‣ Lists: new grid view layout and quickly filter by movie or tv show ‣ Trailers: entirely new player with a clean thumbnail and glass controls. ‣ Added additional book adaptation titles Bug Fixes ‣ Smoother, faster loading throughout: skeleton placeholders and an on-device image cache mean less waiting and fewer blank screens. ‣ No more jumpy layouts: sections hold their place from the first frame instead of shifting as content loads. ‣ More reliable library sync: counts stay accurate and your changes save dependably, even on a spotty connection. ‣ Steadier data: streaming charts, ratings, and where-to-watch load more consistently. ‣ General stability and performance gains that simply come with rebuilding the app natively.