Taste Evolution, made visible.

Trait Momentum, new. Each of your top traits now shows a live trend — Growing, Fading, or Stable — backed by a progress bar comparing your last 45 days against everything before.

The evidence is bigger and clearer. The films behind a signal now show as full-bleed poster cards with a title and a specific reason, instead of a cropped thumbnail with a generic caption.

A cleaner path in. The redundant “Explore movies like these” link is gone — the evidence speaks for itself.

Copy that says something. Taste-signal descriptions were rewritten to be specific to what's actually happening in your taste, not generic filler.

A card that finally feels premium. The share card is bigger, the archetype name sits at the top on one line, and the description reads clearly instead of competing with the artwork.

Sharing lives on the card. The share action moved from a separate button to a compact icon directly on the card, freeing up the layout below it.

Your Defining Films, fixed. This list was quietly including movies you'd only swiped or saved — never watched. It now requires an actual watch, so the evidence behind your DNA is honest.

Your DNA travels with you. A small portrait of your archetype now appears next to your profile icon in the header and account panel, not just on the Movie DNA page.

SmartLane fills the screen. The default lane now shows as many movies as actually fit your window, instead of a fixed count.

Saved for Later, sharper. Posters no longer look washed out, and watched titles now show just the film name — the rating and year, only useful before you've seen something, are gone.

Bigger, easier to read. Poster and text rows in Activity are larger, and each day's date label is now bold and gold instead of a faint gray tag.

Title case, not shouting. The page heading no longer renders in all caps.

Mark, then explain. Open Shape FlixKeep, circle or highlight anything on screen, and add a note — it goes straight to the founder with a screenshot attached.

Duplicate requests, gone. Tonight no longer fires the taste-vector and streaming-providers calls twice on load, and a redundant watched-count call was removed.

A broken model override, found and fixed. A stale environment variable was silently forcing every AI-generated review onto an invalid model ID — every call was failing before it started.

The old movie detail page is gone. Every entry point now opens the shared movie modal instead of a separate full-page route that had drifted out of sync.

Modals no longer fight the feedback pill. The account panel and the Import Watched Movies dialog could render underneath the floating Shape FlixKeep button; both now sit above it correctly.

Loading states match reality. Movie DNA and Taste Evolution's loading skeletons were rebuilt to mirror their real layouts, so pages no longer jump in height once data arrives.