NEW Drag a strike band over your picks. Two thumbs on a rail above Top Options, and the list narrows to the strikes between them. No rescan, no new quotes, nothing saved to your settings. It's a view over the rows already in front of you, so it keeps up with your thumb. The rail is spaced by the strikes that actually exist, not by dollars. A thin chain gets a coarse rail. A dense one gets a fine one. CHANGED The score floor is gone. Nothing gets held back for scoring badly any more. Every candidate is scored, ranked, and handed to you in order, best first. So you will see setups the old build hid from you. On a thin day the top pick can be a weak trade. Read the score on the card before you act on it, because that number is doing the work the floor used to do. ALSO Bug fixes and performance improvements.

New cards UI for the top options and orders placed.

Setup used to hand you an empty box and ask you to remember tickers. Not anymore. BUILD A WATCHLIST IN ONE TAP Tap once and OptionsKing fills your list with the largest, most liquid names in the S&P 500. They are pulled live, not baked into the app, and anything already on your list is skipped. Type your own if you prefer. "the chip maker" still works. TWENTY NAMES, NOT FIVE The minimum moved from 5 tickers to 20, and that is the whole point. Nothing reaches your screen unless it clears the safety bar, and on any given day most names do not clear. Five names meant a lot of mornings staring at nothing. Twenty gives the scanner enough to work with, so there is usually something worth selling when you open the app. Already set up? The same one-tap fill lives in your watchlist editor in Settings. What has not changed: no pick gets past the safety bar just because we suggested the ticker. Every name still has to earn its way onto the screen.

BUILD A WATCHLIST IN ONE TAP Tap once and OptionsKing fills your list with the largest, most liquid names in the S&P 500. They are pulled live, not baked into the app, and anything already on your list is skipped. Type your own if you prefer. "the chip maker" still works. TWENTY NAMES, NOT FIVE The minimum moved from 5 tickers to 20, and that is the whole point. Nothing reaches your screen unless it clears your confidence score, and on any given day most names do not clear. Five names meant a lot of mornings staring at nothing. Twenty gives the scanner enough to work with, so there is usually something worth selling when you open the app.

* App lock. Turn it on in Settings and OptionsKing sits behind Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode until you unlock it. Off by default, and turning it off deletes the key rather than remembering a "no". * Scanning your watchlist is much faster. The whole list goes out in one request now instead of one per ticker. * Place is blocked when your stated net worth cannot back the trade, and you fix the shortfall right there in the sheet. Short on shares or short on cash, you add it without leaving for Settings first. * Top Options shows the quality score beside the confidence score on every pick, the same pair the Placed tab has been showing all along. * Filters sit one tap from the picks they filter, and the rolling window is in Home's filter sheet too. * Placing an order keeps you on Top Options instead of bouncing you somewhere else. * Every glossary term opens its full guide on optionsking.app. All 30 of them. * Assignments now settle at that day's closing price instead of the strike, so net worth reflects what the shares were actually worth when they changed hands. The old behaviour could credit cash for shares it never delivered. * Sharper volatility read when scoring a contract. The check now runs over the option's own horizon instead of a fixed window.