- A fresh look for the iPhone app: your portfolio's trend color behind every screen, time periods as quick chips and key figures as tiles - Your positions now show company logos (from Elbstream). You can turn them off in Settings - Tap a position to see its details: gain, share of your portfolio, dividends and all of its transactions - New Winners & Losers on the dashboard: the positions that moved your portfolio most in the selected period - New Monthly Returns: every month of your portfolio's history at a glance, one card per year, from the performance chart - Scrubbing the performance chart no longer accidentally takes you back to the previous screen

- Stats on Apple Watch is much more compact: each section sits on one card, so you scroll far less - More Intervals on the watch shows more periods at a glance - Double Tap on Apple Watch (Series 9 or later, Ultra 2) now opens Stats for the period you're looking at - The watch's Today page now also shows the 7-day change - If you select a sub-account, Activity on your iPhone now shows only its transactions instead of the whole portfolio's

- Lighter on your Apple Watch battery: the watch skips updates when your numbers are only minutes old, and the watch face refreshes only when something actually changed - Faster on iPhone: going back to the Dashboard or switching to a time period you just looked at no longer reloads everything - Change the time period on your watch, and the Performance Chart, Holdings, Allocation and Dividends on your iPhone now follow - If Parqet asks for a break after too many requests, the iPhone and the watch now wait instead of trying again right away

- Made for iPhone Duo: opened flat, PulseFolio uses both halves of the inner screen, and nothing sits on the fold - Dashboard on iPhone Duo: your performance on one side, top holdings and recent activity on the other - Holdings on iPhone Duo: your positions and the Allocation donut side by side - Performance Chart on iPhone Duo: return and drawdown side by side in larger charts; half open like a small laptop, the chart fills the upper half and the controls move to the lower one - The sign-in screen now shows the PulseFolio app icon - The Drawdown chart labels small declines clearly, and its curve no longer rises above 0 %

- A fresh look on your Apple Watch: each page is tinted in your portfolio's trend color, with brighter colors and larger, rounded numbers that roll smoothly to their new value - Each period page on your Apple Watch now shows its performance curve - Stats on your Apple Watch are easier to read: values stand out, and returns and gains appear in your trend colors - The More Intervals page on your Apple Watch is now a clear list with larger mini charts - Complications are easier to read on tinted watch faces, and the PulseFolio widget on your Apple Watch shows your trend color - When your wrist is down, your Apple Watch shows just your key numbers - New on iPhone: the Dashboard leads with your total value in large type, your gain and return in color, and a larger performance curve; After Costs now appears in your trend colors too

- Fixed: after you sign in again, your Apple Watch now picks up the new connection right away, instead of sometimes only hours later - Fewer sign-in requests: your iPhone and Apple Watch now hand each other the renewed Parqet connection directly, so neither asks you to sign in again because the other renewed it first - Fixed: if a portfolio was deleted or re-imported in Parqet, PulseFolio now switches to one that still exists instead of claiming your session expired - Fixed: cash accounts and other assets without a security name now show their name under Allocation and Holdings - Faster start: your numbers now load right away, before PulseFolio checks your portfolio list - Fixed: leaving Demo Mode no longer resets your settings and portfolio names on your Apple Watch - Fixed: switching tabs right after opening the app no longer shows an error message

- Clearer settings: they're now grouped by where they apply (Everywhere, Apple Watch App, Watch Face, Home Screen Widgets, This iPhone), with a live preview of your watch-face complication - Easier to find: tap your portfolio in Settings to switch to another one - New: Fees & Taxes and your result After Costs, on the Apple Watch Stats page and the iPhone dashboard - The main percentage on your Apple Watch now shows its name (TTWROR or XIRR). Periods shorter than a year have no XIRR, so PulseFolio now says "Return" there instead of labelling the simple return as XIRR, on the iPhone, in widgets, VoiceOver and Siri too - Fixed: a period's High and Low now use your portfolio's actual values, so buys and sales no longer distort them. Drawdown is now measured on performance and also counts a dip on the first day - Fixed: the Lock Screen widget now respects Hide Total Value - Fixed: Demo Mode no longer switches off on the Apple Watch when you change a setting - Tapping a widget or complication set to All Portfolios or to sub-accounts now opens exactly that selection - Siri now names the period and metric, for example "+3.28 % (TTWROR, YTD)" - Better battery life on Apple Watch: PulseFolio no longer reloads on every swipe or wrist raise while your numbers are current, and complications refresh more efficiently - Privacy: Siri no longer reads out amounts while your iPhone is locked, and switching Anonymous Mode off from Control Center or the Lock Screen now needs an unlocked iPhone - More reliable: disconnecting from Parqet now also fully signs out your Apple Watch and widgets, and PulseFolio recovers on its own when a selected portfolio was deleted or re-imported in Parqet - Signing in again after disconnecting now works right away, and if you're already signed in to Parqet in Safari, you don't need to enter your password again - Fixed: when you sell a position, the gain for the day (or any other period) now counts only how that position moved during the period, not everything it gained or lost since you bought it

- Fixed: when you sell a position, the gain for the day (or any other period) now counts only how that position moved during the period, not everything it gained or lost since you bought it. This applies to the iPhone app, Apple Watch, complications and widgets

- PulseFolio now speaks Danish and Polish: the iPhone app, watch app, complications, widgets and Shortcuts are fully translated - New: choose PulseFolio's language independently of your iPhone (Settings → Language) - New: move alerts. Get a notification when your portfolio moves more than 1, 2, 3 or 5 % in a trading day (Settings → Alerts) - New: turn Anonymous Mode on or off from Control Center, the Lock Screen or the Action button (iOS 18 and later) - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets now keep updating in the background instead of freezing until you open the app - New extra-large widget size on iOS 27 with a bigger chart and more stats - Insurance and P2P lending holdings now show their asset type in the Holdings list - Fixed English texts that showed internal names instead of words, such as the title of the connection error banner and several labels in the Markets tab - Apple Watch: move between periods with the Digital Crown, a tidier dashboard that fits the screen on smaller watches, and stats that no longer break numbers across lines - Updated for iOS 27 and watchOS 27, including the background refresh that keeps your complications up to date

- "Today" now follows the market, not the calendar: on weekends, holidays and before the opening bell it shows the last trading session and labels it with that day instead of "Today" - Today's gain and return are now correct — they no longer carry the previous day along, so a quiet weekend can't show up as a loss - Every surface agrees on which day the numbers cover: iPhone dashboard, watch app, complications and widgets all name the session - Watch Stats now shows the exact starting value for the period instead of an approximation

- Sub-accounts: portfolios with multiple broker depots can now be viewed per sub-account — expand a portfolio in the picker and tap one - Combine sub-accounts: select two or more sub-depots to see them aggregated as one view - Sub-account selections work everywhere: iPhone dashboard, watch app, complications, and widgets - Rename sub-accounts (Edit mode in the portfolio picker) to tell identically named depots apart - More vivid trend colors on the watch — green and red now stand out clearly on the always-black display

- More accurate gains: realized gains and dividends are now included in the gain shown for each period - The trend arrow and its color now always match the gain they appear next to - The Stats page now shows the actual portfolio value at the start of the period - Cleaner refresh indicator on the watch dashboard

This release focuses on sign-in reliability. - Fixed a rare issue that could sign you out repeatedly — or, in some cases, leave you unable to sign back in, even after reinstalling. - Your session now recovers on its own after a temporary sync hiccup, keeping your portfolio in sync across iPhone and Apple Watch. Thanks for using PulseFolio!

This update fixes the most annoying bug in PulseFolio: - Fixed an issue that could sign you out of Parqet once a day and ask you to reconnect. - Your session now stays reliably connected across iPhone, Apple Watch, widgets, and complications. - Widgets keep showing your latest data while the session renews in the background.

This update is all about speed and polish: - Faster, smoother lists — Holdings and Activity now render more efficiently, especially for larger portfolios. - Better Apple Watch battery life — complication updates and iPhone-to-watch syncing are now batched more intelligently. - Fixed: positive gains now always show the currency symbol in every region. - Fixed: the "Today" and "Yesterday" headers in the Activity list now display correctly in English.

Hide Total Value Want to glance at your Apple Watch in public without revealing your net worth? Turn on Hide Total Value in Settings → Privacy. Your portfolio's total disappears everywhere — Apple Watch, complications, iPhone and Home Screen widgets — while the percentage and your gain/loss stay front and center. (Anonymous Mode still hides everything whenever you prefer.)

This update fixes an issue reported by users with several portfolios: - The combined "All Portfolios" view now reliably shows the total value — it no longer briefly jumps back to a single portfolio. - More reliable when combining many portfolios, with fewer "rate limit reached" errors while refreshing. - Your portfolio list now loads in full, even if one portfolio returns unexpected data. Thanks for the great feedback — keep it coming!

New: combine multiple portfolios into one view! - Select several portfolios — or choose "All Portfolios" — to see them as a single, consolidated view: performance, holdings, dividends, and activity, all together. It works everywhere — iPhone, Apple Watch, widgets, and complications. Portfolios in different currencies are combined accurately. Plus speed, reliability, and privacy improvements: - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets now update instantly when you change your metric, time period, or Anonymous Mode. - Rename your portfolios: give them short, custom names that appear everywhere — iPhone, Apple Watch, complications, and widgets. - New drawdown chart on the iPhone performance screen shows how far your portfolio has fallen from its peak over time. - New "Selected Portfolio" watch-face complication always follows the portfolio you pick on your iPhone — set it once, no re-adding when you switch. - Switching between time periods is faster and lighter on data and battery. - Signing out now fully clears your cached values from every widget and complication. - More efficient Apple Watch complication updates for better battery life. Thanks for using PulseFolio!

Opt in to show your portfolio value on the Infograph corner complication. Find the toggle in iPhone Settings → Watch Face → "Show portfolio value on corner." Off by default — Anonymous Mode still hides the amount when it's on.

What's new in PulseFolio: - Lock Screen widgets — pin Portfolio %, the Fear & Greed dial, or the new combined "Market Pulse" view (portfolio + F&G + VIX) right on your Lock Screen. - Polished widget gallery previews: pick a widget knowing exactly how it'll look before you add it. - Tighter Lock Screen layout — the percentage now scales to stay centered in the circular gauge, even in locales that use comma decimals.

iPhone - Performance chart — an interactive graph of your time-weighted return with touch scrubbing, right from the dashboard. - Allocation donut — see at a glance how your portfolio is split across your holdings. - Dividends — net, gross, and withholding tax at a glance, plus a per-holding breakdown. - Siri — say "Portfolio performance in PulseFolio" and hear your latest numbers hands-free. Apple Watch - Watch-face complication — new: you can now also choose the metric (TTWROR or XIRR), not just the interval. You set both in PulseFolio on iPhone, under Settings → Watch Face. - Statistics within easy reach — open Statistics directly from any dashboard page; it shows the numbers for exactly the interval you opened it from. - At the bottom of Statistics you can now see which interval and which metric (TTWROR/XIRR) your watch-face complication is set to.

New iOS Home Screen widgets: - Portfolio Performance — your live KPIs at a glance. Long-press to pick a portfolio, time period, and return metric per widget. - Market Sentiment — Fear & Greed, VIX, and VVIX with day-over-day trend indicators. - Tap any widget to jump straight into the app.

- New Markets tab: a market-sentiment index from 0 (extreme fear) to 100 (extreme greed) with a 1-year chart and seven component sub-indicators, plus live readings of major US volatility indices with previous-close, 1-week, 1-month, and 1-year comparisons. Tap any item for the full detail and links back to the original publisher. - Watch complication now updates promptly each morning. Previously a quirk in the overnight schedule could leave it showing stale data until you opened the app.

- Anonymous Mode — new privacy toggle that hides all currency amounts across iPhone, Apple Watch, and complications. Percentages and charts stay visible. - New iPhone tab bar — quick switch between Dashboard, Holdings, Activity, and Settings. - Watch "More" page — long intervals (1M / 3M / 6M / 1Y / 3Y / 5Y / 10Y / Max) now load automatically with mini charts. Stats is one tap away at the top. - Locale-correct numbers — percentages and currency now use your region's decimal separator and symbol everywhere. - Rate PulseFolio — new entry in Settings to leave a review. - And lots of polish — friendlier disclaimer, better VoiceOver and monochrome support, infinite-scroll activity history, smoother login and error messages.

- Activity list: buys and sells no longer appear twice, and sells now show the holding name reliably. - Buys are shown in red and sells in green to match brokerage convention. Fees, withdrawals, and transfers stay neutral and respect your color palette. - The 1-day interval is now labelled "Today" in your language across the app, watch face, and widgets.