Portfolio has its own tab. Your holdings are one tap away at the bottom of the screen, and Search is now the round button in the tab bar. News alerts now cover the companies you hold, not only the ones on your watchlists. You can send us feedback from inside the app. Delete account now sits at the end of your profile instead of floating over it.

Notifications now take you to the right place. Tap a price alert, a fair-value crossing or fresh numbers and the app opens that company's page; fresh numbers land you on the valuations. Alerts about the same company stack together, and tapping the stack opens that company. A notification you've opened no longer counts as unread. Signing out stops alerts on that device until you sign in again.

Watchlist covers now show in the app, both the built-in artwork and your own images. Sort an account's holdings by any column; the app remembers your choice per account, and CAD and USD holdings sort together. Help and our YouTube walkthroughs are one tap away from your profile. The earnings card on Home always shows the company name. Fixed: a long watchlist name could hide the menu used to rename it, the portfolio totals sat against the screen edge, and a growth rate equal to the discount rate could produce an impossible valuation.

Text now follows your Text Size setting, from the smallest size to the largest accessibility sizes. Switching tabs crossfades instead of cutting. Cleaner, more consistent text sizes throughout, with stronger contrast and clearer field edges. Reorder your morning list and your accounts without dragging. Each account card now says what its column adds up to, and a negative (margin) cash balance is accepted. Fixed: a valuation with no usable result could break a watchlist, a watchlist that failed to load read as empty instead of offering Try again, and switching lists briefly showed the previous list's rows.

Manage your email preferences right in the app. In My Data, "Add them from Claude" now opens Claude with the request ready, instead of an error page. A valuation you enter by hand now stays in charge until new financials arrive. Easier to read and tap: a larger minimum text size, bigger controls and stronger contrast. Fixed: a number typed in a portfolio form could be overwritten as you typed, and a transaction at a price of 0 is now refused.

Home is now the Morning Desk: what needs your judgment today, ranked. Reviews coming due, valuations that have gone stale, prices in your zone, and earnings ahead. On Mac it takes the wide form beside the sidebar. When the connection drops, the desk says so and offers a retry. Also fixed: a stock page could fail on a valuation whose perpetual growth matched its discount rate.

• Push notifications — price alerts, fair-value crossings and watchlist news now reach your iPhone. They arrive quietly in Notification Center rather than interrupting you, and you can turn them up or off whenever you like. • Alerts now arrive in the morning instead of the middle of the night. • Watchlist covers — pick one of five generated covers or six tinted patterns, so each list is recognisable at a glance • Edit a transaction from the journal, instead of deleting it and entering it again • Redesigned Add Transaction dialog — a cleaner Buy/Sell control, the listing's currency shown right where you type prices and fees, and a full-screen entry form on iPhone so Save is never hidden by the keyboard • Dual-listed companies: hold the US listing (e.g. BIOYF, CNSWF, VBNK) at its own USD cost basis, marked at its own price • The transaction picker shows each listing with its exchange, sector and currency • A valuation card now shows the margin of safety it had already worked out, instead of leaving you to do the arithmetic • The Portfolio tab opens the portfolio again, instead of landing on Watching • Signing out clears cached account data properly

Version 1.0.1 is a broad refinement pass over the first release, plus a few new things. • Reverse DCF on iPhone — the valuation editor is now a full-screen form with stacked fields, a growth grid, and its own sensitivity screen, so Save is never hidden behind the keyboard. • Richer search — results show the company logo, the matched text, sector and country, and the exchange. • Watchlists open straight to their stocks on iPhone, and each list keeps its own colour everywhere it appears. • Investment theses render formatted text — bullets, emphasis and links across your bull case, bear case, assumptions and catalysts. • My Data — track your own company figures (backlog, store count, net adds) next to the standard ratios, private to your account. • News — filter the feed by sector with live counts, and meetings now have their own marker. • Fixes — the stock profile no longer comes back empty after switching apps, long email addresses wrap correctly on Home, and the notifications list no longer clips its last row.