A narrative page now opens on the securities moving with it. The stale thesis card is gone; in its place a strip of the narrative's current movers, each with its move and direction, so the story is read from what is moving today. Narrative pages also show the news their catalysts cite. Under the timeline, the articles behind each attribution are listed with their source, and tapping one reads it in the app. Tapping follow while signed out now takes you to sign in, then completes the follow. The LIVE badge no longer shows while the market is closed. The narrative round history block has been removed. From this version, fixes to the app's screens can arrive between App Store releases; the app picks them up on its next launch.

Scheduled data releases now show their reading. Open an economic event from the macro backdrop, or from a narrative's timeline, and the page shows the actual print beside the consensus and the previous reading, in the release's own unit. Before the release, the actual shows as a dash and fills in once the print is out. Every row on the macro backdrop page now opens. Tap a macro event to see the catalyst behind it — the articles cited for the attribution, the narratives it belongs to, and the other securities it hit. Tap a cited source to read the article in the app. On a narrative page the catalyst timeline is visible right away, newest first, with a "Show all" control for the rest of its history. On a move page the "why it moved" card now opens the catalyst's evidence page too, so the attribution can be checked against the articles it cites. Cited sources are now filtered the same way everywhere, so an article later marked unreliable no longer appears in a backdrop.

Today, measured. The Today board no longer fills a fixed six slots. Each tier — macro backdrop, industries, narratives — keeps its two headline rows and adds a third only when the day actually earns it: a macro story with at least two catalysts in its count window, an industry with at least three movers, a narrative with at least two members. The board runs between six and nine rows and is never padded, so its length means something again. The headline reads the board it sits on: "634 moves → 7 on the board" now quotes the real row count instead of a fixed label. A narrative that competes with a macro story of the same name is only displaced when the macro row is actually on the board, so a visible narrative is no longer erased by a candidate that never made it. All seven languages carry the new headline.

A new Today tab. Open the app and the session is already read for you: how many moves the market produced and the handful that made the board, the macro backdrop, and each narrative's round and recurrence. Narratives carry more memory — which round a story is on, how often it has recurred in the last 30 days, how many movers and catalysts it holds. The Market board splits into Top Macro and Top Narratives. Stock pages are holographic: a ticker brings its narratives, co-narrated peers, move history and today's backdrop with it. Theme timelines open catalyst detail pages, and briefs chart their own evolution across sessions. Also: the Pulse feed filters by sector, and the Briefs tab folds into Today.

Faster startup — the feed, market board and briefs now load in parallel, with real loading states instead of a blank screen. More honest attribution — when no news credibly explains a move, the app now shows company information as context instead of naming a driver that may not be the reason. Better translations — translated content now carries each field's context, so market terminology comes out right in all supported languages. Also: new in-app support chat, a refreshed app icon, and assorted styling fixes.