A new tab: Questions to sit with. A place for questions that outlast any one holding. Tag them by what they look at, like rates, FX, or moats, and narrow the list by tag. You make the tags yourself, and drop the ones you do not use. Twenty-two examples come with the app. Picking one does not file it away; it follows you to where you write, so you can make it your own first. Tap a question to see it on its own, and write something down if it comes to you. What you wrote keeps the time it was written. Journal and Retrospect now share one place: Records. Both are for looking at what is behind you. Wording across the app got a pass, too, so each place says what it is for instead of counting what it is not.

You can now write several grounds under one principle. Write down what you can actually check, and a check will walk you through them one at a time. You can build a ground from a metric like P/E or ROE, and set whether you mean a quarterly or annual figure. Tap the question mark to see what each metric measures. Grounds can be added or removed later. Starting with just the principle is fine. Retrospect now has "Seen together, this shows up." Some things only surface once decisions pile up. As always: the price stays hidden, and only the principles you set are shown.

We've added English support. As always: the price stays hidden, and only the principles you set are shown.