What's new in Kochab 1.1

A Home screen you arrange yourself, a real episode view for Sonarr, subtitles from Bazarr, and Trakt ratings on every title.

Kochab 1.1 is about the screens you open most: Home, and the episodes you are waiting on.

Home, the way you want it

Home now belongs to each stack. Reorder its sections, hide the ones you never look at, and choose which services show up in the health strip at the top. If you keep downloads paused on purpose, you can turn off the paused summary too. A stack for the living room and a stack for the office can each have their own Home.

A proper episode view for Sonarr

Tap an episode anywhere it appears, in a season, on the Calendar, in Wanted, or on Home, and a sheet opens with everything about that one episode. Turn monitoring on or off, look for a release, watch a download’s progress, and see the file you already have and whether it has been watched.

Seasons got more monitoring choices too, episode numbers and quality labels are easier to read, and your library shows when the next episode airs and whether a series has ended.

Pick the release yourself

When the automatic choice is not the one you want, you can now search for releases for a single episode, a whole season, or a movie, compare what comes back, and choose what to download.

Subtitles with Bazarr

If you run Bazarr, missing subtitle languages now show up beside the episodes that need them and in Wanted. Search for subtitles or pick one from the list, run Bazarr’s tasks, update it, and check that it is healthy, all without opening its web page.

Trakt ratings on every title

Movie and series pages now show Trakt’s rating, how many people voted, and how many have collected or watched it. You do not need a Trakt account for this.

Smaller things

Notifications now say which stack they came from, and tapping one opens that stack. If a stack cannot be reached, the notification says so. Settings has a new Acknowledgements page that lists where Kochab’s data comes from and the open-source software it uses.

Calendar and Wanted got a round of improvements, and we fixed problems with refresh, search, privacy in logs, and larger text sizes.

The full list is in the changelog.