Try Pro for 3 days, a new Welcome Guide, and a Markets screen that counts down to the open and the close. • Try Pro for 3 days. No card needed. On day 3, MyLinedChart tells you the trial ends today, then moves you to Starter. • The plan below Pro is now called Starter. • The Welcome Guide has six steps: connect your data, ask AI to draw, add an indicator and a watchlist, set an alert, tell us how you found MyLinedChart, and see your plans. • Markets shows which of 22 markets are open or closed and how long until the next open or close, with holidays and early closes. • A Markets widget for the Home Screen and Lock Screen, and an Apple Watch complication, show the same countdown. • Tips on the chart screen show one feature a day, from day 2 to day 5. Close a tip and it stays closed.

Try Pro for 3 days, a new Welcome Guide, and a Markets screen that counts down to the open and the close. • Try Pro for 3 days. No card needed. On day 3, MyLinedChart tells you the trial ends today, then moves you to Starter. • The plan below Pro is now called Starter. • The Welcome Guide has six steps: connect your data, ask AI to draw, add an indicator and a watchlist, set an alert, tell us how you found MyLinedChart, and see your plans. • Markets shows which of 22 markets are open or closed and how long until the next open or close, with holidays and early closes. • A Markets widget for the Home Screen and Lock Screen, and an Apple Watch complication, show the same countdown. • Tips on the chart screen show one feature a day, from day 2 to day 5. Close a tip and it stays closed.

Ask ChatGPT or Claude about your chart, ask one question about a whole watchlist, and sort your drawings into folders. • ChatGPT and Claude can read your chart and suggest lines, price alerts and watchlists. Nothing changes until you tap Apply. • Ask AI about all answers for every symbol in a watchlist, as one table you can export as XLSX. • Ask Siri and the answer shows your chart, the price and the 3 nearest lines. • Drawing folders: hide a whole folder or move drawings between folders. • On an 11th device, you pick which one signs out.

MyLinedChart now speaks 21 languages, with sync across your devices and a new Welcome Guide. • Pro keeps your lines, indicators, watchlists, alerts and layouts in step on every device you sign in to. • If two devices changed, you pick which version to keep. • Home Screen widgets in large, medium and small. • The Welcome Guide shows each step with a picture. • Settings is one list, with a language picker. • Free works on example bars marked DEMO.

Positions, News and moving averages do more, and Share and feedback sit together in one menu. • Positions: sort by any column and pick the columns you want, including day change, market value, P/L percent, realized P/L, percent of portfolio, account and currency. • News opens in its own panel beside the chart, or as a tab in the AI panel, with every recent headline in a scrolling list. • One MA indicator draws up to 20 lengths, each line in its own color. • Your device's built-in AI can mark the key levels on your chart. • Sign in with Apple, Google or Microsoft. • Share, Rate, Visit website, Feature Requests and Bug Fix Requests sit together in your account menu.

AI Headlines works without a paid news account. With no news subscription and no news key, the card names the dates it wants and the AI you already have connected can fill them in. Until now those headlines were accepted and then quietly dropped. The dates on the AI Headlines markers are the dates of the bars they sit on. They could drift onto an older set of bars after a reload. The chart goes back to the provider you chose, instead of settling on a different one after a restart.

Clearer AI connection status: Connect AI tells you when it is checking your API key and exactly why a provider refused it, and a key the provider stops accepting is disconnected instead of still showing Connected. After you close the AI setup, an AI settings button brings it back. Your chart loads fresh data straight away after the app restarts or updates. Subscription changes take effect right away. Security updates across the app.

Your watchlist on Apple Watch, with a complication, and on the Lock Screen. Export now saves your .xlsx, .json or .csv directly, ready to open in Excel or hand to your AI. On a phone, Share then Export works again. Security updates across the app.

Search for symbols with Interactive Brokers. Type a company name or a ticker and pick from the results, instead of having to know the exact symbol first. Picking a non-US listing now charts that listing, not the US one that happens to share the same letters. Also in this update: - Tickers stay upper case as you type them. - Fixed futures contracts being rejected by the guard that stops one symbol's bars showing up on another. - Fixed the price axis framing a different instrument after you drag it. - A clearer message when the provider you picked cannot search.

Interactive Brokers futures now work end to end. Type ES, NQ, CL or GC and the app resolves the right exchange for you. Fixed live IBKR data being refused for everyone, including paying subscribers. Fixed the data provider reverting to a different one after every restart. Fixed a chart that stayed empty while real bars were arriving. Fixed a price-axis zoom carrying over between instruments.

Fixes a chart that could show another instrument's price history. A cached series could be stitched onto the wrong symbol, so indicators and the price scale read from bars that were not the symbol on screen. The cache now refuses an unlabelled response and will not merge two symbols' bars. Also: the indicator count no longer reads zero when a formula indicator is on the chart, Pine Script files can be imported and converted to a formula, and the indicator editor no longer reports an error on an empty form.

Fixes for anyone using a rule that reads an intraday bar: - The PM bar filter could show "--" forever. Its intraday data was requested while the chart was still loading the same symbol, lost that race every time, and was then cached as "no data". It now retries, times out instead of hanging, and is read in the exchange time zone rather than your device time zone. - The in-position background shading did not paint when the condition was still true at the right edge of the chart. - Dragging the price axis could push every candle off screen, and it stayed that way on every symbol and after a restart. - A pending or failed data fetch now reads as "loading" or "no data" instead of looking identical to a false condition. - Menus and dropdowns were a size larger than the rest of the app.