ShowTracker: TV & Movies

ShowTracker 1.26 — six things the app knew and wasn't telling you. • Your ratings turn up where you look for them. You could rate a show or a film and then not find that rating again — your lists, the shows you've finished, your watch log and the poster wall all left it out. They don't now. • And so does the day you watched something. An episode row says when you watched it, and so does a film you've marked as seen. The app has always let you fix that date; it just never showed it back to you afterwards. • Shows that are still going have stopped sitting on your finished shelf. If you'd caught up on a series that hasn't ended, it was filed under Completed next to shows that are genuinely over. It now waits with everything else that's coming, marked “Between seasons” — and Completed means finished. • The Stats charts open up. Every chart there now has a heading you can tap, and behind it is the whole list — all twelve months, every year, all seven days of the week, the quiet ones included. Pick one and you get everything you actually watched in it, instead of only the height of a bar. • A way back to the shows you set aside. You could archive a show from three different places, and the only way to find it again was buried in Settings. Your library now ends with a way in — and if you've archived everything, the tab says so instead of telling you it's empty. • You can also see which shows you've silenced. Muting a show was easy to do and impossible to notice afterwards — you had to open its menu to find out. Silenced shows now say so on the row, and only where it changes something: a finished or paused show was never going to remind you anyway. Four of these six came from someone writing in. Thanks Chris — that's eleven reports across five releases now. No account, no ads, no tracking — synced privately via your own iCloud. Questions or ideas? developer@thothi.com.br