• After a purchase, the app now confirms it: credits added, your new balance, and the briefing you asked for starting on its own. • DeepValues no longer interrupts music or podcasts from other apps. Audio plays only when you press play, and hands back when it stops. • The Performance chart now shows the value of $10,000 invested, with a Log/Linear switch and a touch-and-hold readout for any month. • The verdict summary on company pages is folded by default; tap to expand, and the app remembers your choice. • Fixed a freeze when opening an indicator explainer from the Macro tab.

• DeepValues Plus is now our one plan, monthly or yearly, with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers. It includes about 6 fresh Deep Value briefings a month and all macro indicators, with full history. • On iOS 27, the Buffett Lens button is back in its own circle beside the tab bar instead of inside it. • In the Me tab, Privacy Policy now opens our privacy policy instead of a sign-in page.

• The screen you see while a Deep Value analysis runs has been redesigned. A progress bar with a time estimate starts at the first second, all five analysts work at once and show what each one is reading, and every finding, stance and debate voice appears the moment it lands. • The verdict and its scorecard now appear as soon as they’re decided, before the full report is written, and the snapshot says how far the price is from what the business is worth. When the report is ready, the screen becomes the report, with a Done button. • You can now talk to Buffett Lens while an analysis runs: the microphone works when Lens is opened from a running analysis. • VoiceOver now reads the live research screen in your language, including each analyst’s status, the time left and the scorecard.

• Guru pages now say when a fund has stopped filing 13Fs, such as Michael Burry’s Scion after Q3 2025, so its last reported holdings aren’t mistaken for current ones. • Five new gurus: Leopold Aschenbrenner, Gavin Baker, Zhang Lei, Chris Bloomstran and Nick Train. • Guru portfolios now include stakes in companies based outside the US, like Berkshire’s position in Chubb, and Bill Ackman, Bill Nygren and D. E. Shaw show their latest filings.

• You can now counter someone's thesis straight from a company page: open a thesis in the Community section and tap “Counter this thesis.” • Fixed a freeze when opening a thesis or an author from a company page. • Companies that haven’t filed with the SEC yet, such as SK hynix’s new US listing, now say so plainly, and for established companies listed abroad a Deep Value analysis can still run from their own reports.

• The minimized “Analyzing…” bar now responds to a tap anywhere on it, not only on its text, and takes you back to your running research briefing. • On the Guru tab, tapping the edge of the search bar now focuses the search field.

A new name for what DeepValues is: intelligent value investing. • Starting a research briefing now always opens its live progress, including when an older briefing for the same company already exists.

Two fixes, both on screens you open every day. • Buffett Lens: the assistant opens on your most recent message. It had been scrolling back to the first question you ever asked. • Congress: a member's page no longer shows assets under management, position count or top-ten concentration. Those numbers come from 13F filings, and members of Congress don't file one — so the row sat empty and read like a page that had failed to load. Their disclosed trades take its place. New: Gurus now include senior U.S. executive-branch officials, starting with the President, with the stock trades they disclose on OGE Form 278-T.

Two fixes, one of which was stopping people from buying credits at all. • Credits: the top-up screen showed no packs and no prices. It drew before the App Store answered and was never told the prices had arrived. It now waits for them, shows every pack with Apple's price, and says so plainly if anything goes wrong. • Gurus: the page settles before it paints, so the investors you follow appear in place instead of jumping in after the rest of the list.

The Fed, on the two cards it moves. • Latest FOMC on the 10-Year and Fed Balance Sheet cards: the Fed's statement, word for word, with the decision, the vote, links to the release and projections, and the next meeting. • Macro alerts for the 10-Year and the Fed balance sheet now say what happened — "Rose to 5.0% — highest since Jul 2007" — instead of a band label. • The two monetary gauges show when the reading was last this high or low, right under the number.

SEC Filings now include offering documents. • The filings list shows registration statements, shelf registrations and prospectuses (S-1, S-3, 424B) — the same filings the app notifies you about — with plain-English labels in every language the app supports. • AI summaries now work on offering documents such as prospectus supplements. • “Compare with prior filing” now compares two different filings. • Intrinsic Value: when every scenario lands on the same number, the method says so instead of reporting that it doesn’t fit the company.

Intrinsic Value now shows its work. • Fair value is rebuilt on Buffett's owner-earnings definition: operating profit, plus wear and tear that was never paid in cash, minus what the business normally spends to keep running. • Every estimate now shows where the number came from, as a simple chart you can read at a glance. • When a method doesn't fit a company, it says so and explains why — instead of leaving a blank. • Clearer labels on the value range, and a plain-English guide to every term behind the ⓘ.

Sharper look, cleaner Company page. • The ⋯ menus and popovers now use Liquid Glass, and the app icon has been redrawn. • A company's description is tucked behind an ⓘ, so the page opens on the numbers. • The section ⓘ buttons are quieter, and the app's gold is back to its original tone. Fixes • An investor's put option no longer shows up as a stock they own. • The first row of a section list no longer hides itself. • Restored the missing translations on the Share row.

The wrist gets the gauge, the Macro tab gets its refresh back, and Performance drops a tile that was saying the same thing twice. • The Apple Watch app now shows the same market-temperature gauge as the Home Screen widget. • Pull-to-refresh on the Macro tab now recovers failed indicators reliably. • Performance retires the "Worst year" tile — it and "Worst fall" were two ways of measuring the same crash. The holds tile now shows what the worst hold in the window actually returned. • Key Values uses the same "Show more" control as every other section again. And in case you missed the last update: • If anything interrupts a subscription or credit purchase — a dropped connection, a closed app — it now completes automatically the next time you open the app. • Restore Purchases is now dependable, and rare purchase failures show a clearer message.

Purchases you can trust, and a calmer company page. • If anything interrupts a subscription or credit purchase — a dropped connection, a closed app — it now completes automatically the next time you open the app. • Purchases wait longer on slow connections before giving up, and show a clearer message on the rare failure. • Restore Purchases is now dependable: it reports honestly instead of quietly finding nothing. • The company page keeps its chrome quiet: the ticker joins the top bar only once you scroll, and share + watchlist sit in a single tidy menu. • Tapping a notification now lands you on the exact section it is about. • The app asks for notification permission at a moment that earns it, not the moment you arrive.

A clearer company page, and a friendlier free tier. • Every company now opens with a plain-English sentence on what the business actually does, so the numbers have context before you read them. • Jump straight to any section from the header, with six key values visible at a glance. • Your free allowance now covers three AI briefings. • New $4.99 starter pack, and credit packs now show the right amounts. • Long percentages no longer crowd their tile on the watchlist. • Briefings are always written in your own language.

DeepValues now speaks your language. The entire app is localized into 20 languages — 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Português, Français, Italiano, Deutsch, Русский, Türkçe, Bahasa Indonesia, हिन्दी, বাংলা, मराठी, తెలుగు, Tiếng Việt, العربية, தமிழ், اردو — across iPhone, Apple Watch, and widgets. Also in this release: • Every metric explains itself. Tap any blank value to see exactly why — a foreign filer without SEC statements, a ratio that doesn't exist for banks and insurers, or a figure the company simply doesn't report. • Guru move notifications for everyone: follow an investor and get a push when their 13F reveals a move, on every plan. • Sharper data for dual-class stocks (GOOG, BRK) and international ADR tickers.

DeepValues now reaches beyond the US market. Search and track major international companies through their US tickers — Tencent, Nestlé, Roche, LVMH, Nintendo, BYD, Xiaomi, Hermès, Volkswagen, Siemens, Prosus, SoftBank and more — with live price and market cap, and honest labeling where full financial statements aren't available. Dual-class shares now behave. GOOG, BRK-A, FOX, NWS and dozens of other second share classes resolve to full company data everywhere: watchlist, search, key values, intrinsic value, insider activity. First Apple Watch app — your watchlist at a glance on your wrist. And an iMessage sticker pack of our ginkgo artwork, just for fun. Also in this release: CapEx as a share of cash flow joins Key Values, options quotes now say when they're too old to trade on, and assorted chart and macro polish.

Charts you can read at a glance. The performance comparison lines now stand apart from the trend, and the QQQ benchmark appears reliably alongside the S&P 500. Fixed a chart that could look alarming when it shouldn't. Where a company's quarterly revenue was reported oddly, a margin could spike off the scale and squash everything else — those points are now left out rather than drawn wrong. Cleaner numbers throughout — small percentages read to one decimal instead of two, and the intrinsic value labels sit properly under their marks.

Pinch to zoom any performance chart. Two fingers to focus on a stretch of years, double-tap to come back out. Compare against the Nasdaq too. The S&P 500 line now has a QQQ companion, each drawn distinctly so you can tell at a glance which is which. Performance now shows total growth beside the dollar figure — what $10,000 became, and the percentage that represents. ETFs get a Performance chart. Their long-term record, with the same benchmark comparison a company gets, plus a live price where the screen used to show a dash. Options are easier to read. A new "vs fair" column shows exactly how far each strike sits from what we think the company is worth, so the colours explain themselves. Every education panel can be listened to, and now says so.

Listen, don't just read. Every education screen now has narration you can play — key metrics, intrinsic value, options and performance. Tap the speaker and let it explain. Performance, rebuilt. The old price history is now a proper long-term record: ten years by default, your stake's growth against the S&P 500, and cards for the worst fall, best year, worst year and what a ten-year hold returned. Options for value investors. A new section for selling cash-secured puts and covered calls — judged against our own fair value, so you can see what you're really paid to wait at your price. Sharper macro. Added the 10-Year Treasury and the Fed balance sheet, with clearer weekly and crossing alerts that lead with the numbers. Blank metrics now explain themselves — if a company has no PEG, we tell you why instead of showing a dash.

• Your watchlist is easier to read — roomier rows, bigger numbers, clearer company names • True black dark mode on the Values tab • A new ginkgo app icon, with the app's golds matched to it • Search, Portfolio Insights, and watchlist editing are now one tap from the Values title bar

• The Buffett Indicator, front and center — a bigger, cleaner Home Screen widget gauge, plus an instant "What is this?" explainer on every macro indicator • Buffett Lens now speaks with you in the research reader — voice conversation right where you read • "Where the money moved" now shows per-stock buy / hold / sell consensus across the gurus you follow • Favorite the gurus you care about, with a refreshed gold look throughout the app • Earnings-alert opt-in, and filing notifications now tap straight through to the filing • Redesigned mini-players — the research and podcast bars dock neatly above the tabs • Fixes and polish throughout

• Brand-new app icon • Redesigned sign-in — cleaner look and a faster email flow • Buffett Lens now joins you in the research reader — one continuous conversation across screens • Long research runs show live progress on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, and can keep working in the background • App-wide podcast mini-player keeps your episode playing while you browse • Live quotes when searching to add stocks to your watchlist • Fixes and polish throughout

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