MediaShelf

Now in your language. MediaShelf is translated into French, Spanish, Italian and Japanese, with Canadian French and Latin American Spanish of their own — every screen, every label, and every phrase you can say to Siri. The app follows whatever language your device is set to. Accessibility across the app. Larger Text scales the whole interface up to the biggest accessibility sizes. Reduce Motion stills the travelling transitions and holds the carousel flat. Every one of the eight themes meets the 4.5:1 contrast standard, and status, ratings and selection are carried by shape and text as well as colour, so nothing depends on telling two colours apart. Ask Siri what you own. Siri can answer questions about your collection — whether you own something, where your copy is, what’s on your Wishlist, and how many of a format you’ve got. It answers out loud and shows what it found; on iOS 26 and later you can tap a result to open the item. Switch it on in Settings, under Apps › MediaShelf › Apple Intelligence & Siri. Your library turns up in Spotlight. Search from the Home Screen and your own copies come back with their cover art — by title, creator, publisher, series, shelf location, ISBN, or anything else you’ve filled in. Tap one to go straight to it. UI improvements. Cover art now paints its own backdrop: a soft wash of the cover’s own colours, blurred and feathered behind it on the detail screen, so every item brings its own atmosphere to the page. Theme and Font sit in the same cards as the rest of Settings, and each theme swatch is outlined in its own colour. Turn on Reduce Transparency and the whole app wears its flat chrome. Smaller things. Covers joins Sort, Rating and Status in the filter panel on the Library and Wishlist headers. Data & Privacy shows whether MediaShelf has the camera, with a tap through to Settings.