The board

What we're working on.

Everything here started as somebody's feedback — sent from inside the app, read by the person who builds it. This is what happened next, including the things we decided not to do and why.

Updated by hand as things move.

In progress

1

Getting TRLR into the App Store and Google Play

Closed testing is done and store review is underway. This is the one thing in front of everything else.

Planned

4

Export everything you've tracked

One tap to download your whole history, ratings, lists and reviews. Free, forever — your data is yours.

Custom posters and backdrops

Pick the artwork you actually like for anything in your library.

Home screen widgets

Alternate app icons

Shipped

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TRLR Wrapped — your year in film and TV

Year-switchable, not a December drop. Part of Plus.

The app in six languages

English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese — and show titles and descriptions follow their own language setting.

Themes — recolor the whole app

Four dark themes. Switching is part of Plus.

Saved filters and smart lists

Set up a view once and keep it — it becomes a card wherever you saved it. Part of Plus.

Per-list stats

Decades, genres, runtimes and people, for any list. Part of Plus.

Show and season logs — a real diary for television

A watchlist that sorts itself by what each show is asking of you

Home splits into what's ready and what you're caught up on

Month view for Upcoming

Markdown reviews with @mentions

Spoiler-gated comments

Keyed to your own progress, so a thread can't spoil an episode you haven't reached.

Import your history from TV Time

Import your films from Letterboxd

Lifetime stats — hours, genres, ratings curves

Emoji reactions on episodes and comments

Sign in with Apple

Not planned

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Things people have asked for that we've decided against, with the actual reason. We'd rather give you a no you can argue with than leave a request sitting untouched forever.

GIF replies in comments

We had this specced and dropped it. The free, moderated GIF service we planned to use shut down in June 2026, and every replacement means either paying per-search or hosting and moderating uploads ourselves. Not worth what it would cost you.

Where to stream each title

Availability data is licensed per country and priced for companies much larger than us. We'd rather link out honestly than charge you for it or show data that's quietly wrong.

Something missing?

Send it from Settings inside the app and it lands with the person building TRLR — with your app version and device already attached, so nobody has to ask you to reproduce it from memory.