Fixed the sign-in screen not responding after you signed out. Signing out now tells you what stays: your subscription, followed deals and comments. Today's free analysis card on the subscribe screen is simpler.

Performance has a new layout: one scoreboard, from whether the picks are beating the index to the best and biggest buys. Clusters now tell their story: who bought when, what the price was doing, and where it sits against what they paid. The sector table now lists every sector, including those with no buys. Adding ddbx to Claude now starts from Claude's connector directory. A note from the maker, with a way to get in touch.

On an open iPhone Duo, Performance and Research now use both halves of the screen. Deals opens on the day's top deal, beside the feed. Search shows the deal next to your results, with every industry ready to browse. Amounts over a billion now read as £1.38bn rather than £1380m.

ddbx now supports iPhone Duo. Open it out and the deals feed sits on one side, with the deal you tap on the other. The subscription screen uses both halves of the open display. Folded, everything works as before.

Performance no longer shows an inflated return when a stock's price history and the filed price don't line up. The price chart on a deal page no longer freezes the app while it loads.

Without a subscription, you can now read one full analysis a day: the day's top deal. A locked deal now shows a preview of today's free analysis, one tap away. The chart's 1M to MAX buttons and the rows on a deal page are easier to tap. Buy style now sits in its own row, with the answer on the right.

The deal page is redesigned: one price card, with analysts, company stats and the buyer's record as rows beneath it. The buyer's track record now answers one question: have their earlier buys done well? Comments sit in the top bar, and Follow names the stock. You can now browse the day's director deals without a subscription. Subscribers still get the analysis, the performance record and an alert as each deal lands. Without a subscription, you can get one notification after the close with the day's deals and standouts.

The monthly recap has a new look, with each part of the month in its own card. The recap now opens on the spread of the month's returns, from the worst buy to the best. Company logos sit on a white disc, so they stay clear in dark mode. Empty-state artwork now shows in Low Power Mode. The page header fades in more smoothly as you scroll. Price charts no longer run past their edge on longer time ranges.

ddbx now has widgets for your home screen and lock screen. Latest standout shows the most recent director buy rated significant or noteworthy. Tap it to open the trade. Recent standouts lists the latest rated buys, newest first. Today counts the day's buys and shows how the FTSE 100 moved. Older weeks in the feed now load faster when you open the app.

A buy's performance record now shows which companies the director has bought and a timeline of their earlier buys. The record appears only when there is something earlier to show, so the trade page no longer shifts while it loads. The connect card at the foot of the feed now stays put.

Deal pages now show the buyer's performance record: how their earlier buys, across every company, have done since. See their average return, the gap to the FTSE All-Share and how many beat the index. Tap in for every earlier buy, ranked by return, and open any of them.

You can now use ddbx in Claude or ChatGPT. The card at the foot of the feed shows how to set it up. Older months fold away, so the feed opens on this month. Today stands out more, with quieter headings below it. The Research page no longer jumps while it loads.

Research is now the third tab. It holds the newest articles and the studies. Each study asks one question about director buying and answers it from every buy on record, checked again every day. The Insider Index shows whether directors are buying more or less than usual. Articles now lead with the ticker and what the price has done since the buy.

Older months in the feed now fold away, showing how many deals each one holds. Tap a month to open its weeks.

Articles replaces News. When a director buy turns into something, we go back to it: what the price did, what caused it, and how our call reads now. Each article opens on the price chart since the buy, with the rating we gave it and the return since. Links in an article open the filing or the company in the app, and every source is listed at the end. Before the market opens, the Today card now says so, even if an early filing has come in.

Weeks that span the end of a month now appear under both months, so September days no longer sit under August. Bank holidays stay in the feed when the week moves into the archive, instead of leaving a gap. A closed day says which holiday it was, lined up with the days around it.

Past weeks now open to one row per day, with that day's recap headline and the standout companies, rather than every deal at once. The Performance and Highlights tabs show a clear message and a Retry button when the benchmark can't be loaded. Deal details are tidier: each row in the summary carries its own glyph.

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