A small fix: the Unlock button now shows only the price your App Store supplies, and simply reads "Unlock" until it has.

Take your trades with you. • Export your closed trades as a spreadsheet file, from the bottom of History. It includes whatever period History is showing, and each trade carries the order that opened it and the order that closed it, so you can check any trade against Alpaca's own records. • Buying power now says what it measures: four times your equity for day trading, twice on margin, or simply your cash. A paper account and a live account are no longer compared under the same word.

How long you have been in. • Every open position now shows the day you got in and how long you have held it. Alpaca doesn't report either, so Logbook works it out from your own fills — and if a position is older than the orders on your device, it says so rather than guess. • An open position is measured against the ones you have closed in the same symbol — "longer than 6 of 7" — so an ordinary hold and one that has run past anything you normally do no longer look alike. • Sort your positions by symbol, by value, or longest held first. Your choice is remembered. • Book now shows when your figures were last updated. And if fees or transfers can't be fetched, Logbook tells you instead of leaving them out of the totals.

Quieter, and easier to read. Fee rows are now hidden by default — turn them back on any time in History. Dollar-denominated orders are priced exactly as the broker filled them, so your realised total matches the ledger to the cent. And the widget now shows today's change as a percentage alongside the amount.

Your balance, accounted for. • Deposits and withdrawals now appear in History, in their place on the timeline. They are never counted as a trading result — you put that money there, you did not earn it. • Dividends and interest are totalled on their own line, rather than folded into your trading result or left out of it altogether. • A new breakdown shows where your equity comes from: what you paid in, what you made, what the fees took and what your open positions are worth, added up against the balance Alpaca reports. • Tap any symbol in Book or History to open its detail, the same as in Markets.

iPad Logbook now runs on iPad. Your accounts sit in a sidebar and the book fills the rest, so switching between them keeps both in view — and rows stay readable instead of stretching across the screen. Larger Text Every number and label now scales with your Larger Text setting. If you have not changed it, nothing moves.

Tap any ticker in Markets to open it in full: current price, the last 90 days, and your own entries and exits marked on the chart — plus what this account has actually made in that symbol and how long it typically holds. Accounts now shows the app version and links to the website and privacy policy. Reliability improvements.