Charts Full screen: a new button next to More hides the toolbar, tab bar and watchlist rail so the chart fills the display. Tap the corner button to bring everything back. The collapsed watchlist rail reopens from the top, right where you closed it. The price axis shows the crosshair price, and indicator axis labels take the line color. Turn this off in Display settings. The legend marks live readouts. The syncing pill is a glass capsule and no longer blinks. The drawing dock shows full tool names and real glyphs. On iPhone, the timeframe row now scrolls sideways while Reset, Full screen and More stay put, so every button is reachable and nothing is clipped. Watchlist Switching between lists is faster and smoother. Compact rows always show price and indicators; when a row cannot fit, it stacks onto two lines instead of hiding data. The tab bar tucks away while you scroll, and comes back when you scroll up. Swipe actions carry clear labels, and Move to Section appears in your own lists once they have sections. Dashboard and more Expanded industry rows no longer repeat the 1W, 1M, 3M and YTD figures already shown above. The floating tab bar sits closer to the bottom edge, giving charts and lists more room. A-share and Hong Kong company names appear as soon as the symbol index finishes loading. Traditional Chinese is fully localized, and numbers follow your locale. When a newer version is available, a small card lets you update in one tap. iPad: wide Dashboard layout, sidebar Me tab with keyboard navigation, company logos in the Charts symbol rail. Liquid Glass control layer for the tab bar, toolbars and popovers; content cards stay opaque. Accessibility: larger text sizes reflow instead of truncating, and VoiceOver labels are complete across Watchlist and Charts. Known limitations Pre-market and after-hours prints do not extend the regular-hours last candle, which can lag the live quote between refreshes. If a refresh fails, the last chart stays on screen and can look live after it has stopped updating. Switching accounts on the same device can leave the previous account's screener presets.

KovaView is now a native iOS app. Five tabs: Dashboard, Watchlist, Charts, Reads, and Me. Dashboard shows market posture, breadth, and leadership lists. The free Kova rotation board is delayed by 21 trading sessions; the on-screen label says so. Watchlist holds your personal lists. Industry rankings live in the Watchlist header (Today, 1W, 1M, 3M, YTD). You choose which indicator columns stay visible. Live quotes for the Mag 7 companies — AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, GOOG, AMZN, NVDA, META, and TSLA — are included. Other symbols require a subscription. Charts is a native chart workspace with Kova indicators, drawings, and crosshair values. Mag 7 charts, their Kova indicators, and Mag 7 options walls are included. The rest of the market requires a subscription. Company pages open from search or a watchlist row. Fundamentals, industry peers you can tap through, and money-flow visuals are laid out so the page is readable, not a wall of numbers. Screener filters are rebuilt: a one-tap Kova Score ≥ 90 preset sits at the top, and result rows match the watchlist. A capped preview is included; the full screener requires a subscription. Reads opens member research in a native reader. Member articles require a subscription. Me is where you subscribe with Apple In-App Purchase (Software or Picks), restore purchases, manage an Apple subscription, set alert rules, enable notifications, and delete your account. Alert rules and notifications require a subscription. Sign in with an email code, Google, or Sign in with Apple. English and Simplified Chinese follow the language control in the app. Kova AI answers sit under an on-screen notice: AI generated, not investment advice. KovaView is for educational and informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Markets involve risk.

• Sign in with Apple and Google — create an account or log in with one tap • Smoother launch: a progress indicator replaces the old black loading screen • Sign-in and reading text now follows your iOS Dynamic Type size • Improvements and bug fixes across charts, watchlists, and alerts