Since Ultra MAX 7.8.0 and Android App 1.4.0, a huge amount has changed across setup, Nuvio collections, Fusion, catalogues, metadata, Android navigation, security and the underlying platform.
Everything listed here is already implemented in the Ultra MAX development system. This is not a wishlist or future roadmap. Final testing and polish are still taking place before release.
Everything already added to the development system for Ultra MAX 8.0.0, covering major workflow, reliability, visual and architectural improvements.
Nuvio account state is now shared across the setup experience. Users connect once, select the correct profile and continue without repeatedly signing in or wondering which account is active.
Ultra MAX now compares the live Nuvio collection state with the setup being prepared before anything is written. The process is built to protect existing collections and prevent stale changes.
Fusion creation, previewing and sharing now sit inside a clearer workflow with stable collection identities and safer source handling.
A single Ultra MAX token can now hold several independent setup profiles, making it easier to maintain different configurations for devices, users or viewing styles.
The catalogue layer has received extensive work across MDBList, custom sources, legacy IDs, ordering, filtering and metadata conversion.
The “Must-See Mindfuck” row previously returned no content because an older MDBList endpoint returned an empty response for that specific list. The updated endpoint returns the full source data and now produces a populated Ultra MAX catalogue.
Anime catalogues now have more deliberate metadata and ID handling, with improved support for services that depend on original Kitsu identities.
Stream results are easier to scan and compare, with more consistent formatting for quality, file information and debrid results.
Large cards, deep empty spaces and repeated inner boxes have been reduced. The setup now makes better use of the screen while keeping advanced controls available when needed.
The platform has been hardened across authentication, configuration handling, browser rendering and external API failures.
Major backend responsibilities have been split into dedicated services, reducing the size and risk of the central application file.
Manifest service
Manifest route service
Config route service
TMDB preview service
Catalogue handler service
Shared Nuvio setup context
Everything already added to the Android development app since version 1.4.0.
The Android download bridge has been improved so files created inside the Ultra MAX interface can be saved correctly through the native Android download system.
Focus handling and navigation have been improved across setup screens for Android TV devices and physical remotes.
Fusion screens are easier to use inside the app, with improved transitions, back behaviour and movement between preview and setup.
Opening a collection preset now behaves as a true preview. Pressing Cancel no longer leaves selected folders committed behind the scenes.
The setup interface has been made less crowded inside the app, particularly when many catalogue, collection or account cards are visible.
Users can select their preferred interface language directly in the app, with improved language handling across the setup screens.
External links, downloads and embedded web content now pass through tighter handling inside the Android application.
Development APKs are now rebuilt from the latest app source and verified against the public download using matching SHA-256 hashes, ensuring testers receive the intended build.