
Showries
Track shows, films and awards
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What's New in Showries
1.2
October 20, 2026
Showries 1.2 is ready for iPhone Duo and brings streaming service logos to every iPhone and iPad. NEW - iPhone Duo: Showries uses the whole screen, closed and open. When it's open, pages split in two so you see more at once without going back and forth: seasons on the left and their episodes on the right, the month next to the day's releases, Friends next to Explore, your notifications next to the one you're reading. - Movies and series with iPhone Duo open: synopsis, where to watch, cast, photos, videos, soundtrack and similar titles sit side by side across the whole screen. Below the seasons, when it's known, a line tells you whether more seasons or new episodes are coming, or if the series has ended. - Home with iPhone Duo open: next to the featured titles, the "For you" box highlights live award shows, collections and your monthly recap. In your watchlist rows you'll find "You might like": suggested titles you can add with one tap. - Streaming service logos: on iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo, spot each service at a glance by its logo in Discover, next to upcoming movies, in your Profile and in your stats (data by JustWatch). IMPROVEMENTS - On iPhone Duo, the navigation bar moves to the side of the screen, within thumb's reach, together with the bell, your account and Settings. - Home, Up Next, the calendar, Feed and title pages stay right where you left them when you open or close iPhone Duo. - With iPhone Duo closed, sheets and predictions open in full, and long names wrap instead of being cut off. - Feed: press and hold the big card at the top to report the post or block its author, just like any other activity. FIXES - Festivals: a prediction made from the event page was saved for the whole section instead of the award you picked. It now goes to the right place. - Discover: tapping a service again while titles were still loading could mix up the list and stop it from loading more. It now always refreshes in full. - iPad: rotating the screen on an episode page no longer makes the "Where did you watch it?" percentages disappear.
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