Investor pages now show how each fund's reported stocks have done since their last filing, against the S&P 500. The Calendar now fills in the actual number after major US releases like CPI, jobs, GDP and retail sales, and tells you whether it came in hotter, cooler, stronger or weaker than expected. Before a CPI report or a Fed meeting, see the odds traders give each outcome. After CPI, see which prices moved most, like gas, rent and car insurance, and which of your stocks sit in those categories. Today now flags CPI and Fed days in the week ahead.

Leopold Aschenbrenner is now on the Investors tab. See what his fund, Situational Awareness, holds and what it bought and sold last quarter. Investor portfolios also now link more of their foreign-listed holdings, like Nebius, Linde and Spotify, to each stock's page.

Options data no longer shows an expiry that has already passed, and the options card updates as soon as fresh data arrives. Skipping the stock picker during setup now takes you to alert settings instead of ending setup.

Market brief stories are easier to read. The story text is now set in a cleaner typeface and split into short paragraphs, instead of one long block. Thanks to everyone who wrote in about this.

The stock chart now has both axes. Prices down the right, dates along the bottom, and the period's high and low marked where they happened. Press and hold anywhere on it and the price and date track along the axes. Tapping the chart no longer opens a separate full screen, and the page scrolls normally when your finger starts on the chart. On the Details tab, the section bar scrolls to keep the section you are reading in view, and the Insiders section highlights properly. Also fixes a crash that could close the app on a stock page for some iPhones running iOS 18.

A design pass across the whole app, plus a few things that are new. - New users pick the stocks they follow during setup, and the Watchlist suggests stocks when yours is short. - Today is rebuilt around the market clock and the day's brief. - Stock pages get a new header, a cleaner Overview and Details, and switch tabs faster. - Investors: tap any stock in the consensus list to see which funds hold it and how their positions changed last quarter. - Politician pages show company logos, and the Watchlist scrolls from any row. - Settings rebuilt, and dozens of small fixes to spacing, type and color.

New for crypto treasury stocks like BMNR: a Value Estimate dial on the stock page. Drag the ETH price to see NAV per share move, and check the mNAV multiple investors quote. Holdings come straight from each week's SEC filings and now refresh automatically when a new filing lands. Plus tighter snapshot cards on the Business tab and small fixes.

What's new in 1.31: - The Calendar now groups earnings and economic events by their US market day, with times shown in Eastern time plus your local time. Also fixed a stock-page bug where tapping a section shortcut mid-scroll didn't take you there.

What's new in 1.30: - Rule of 40 scores for software stocks, in the Value Estimate card and as a standalone card for companies still burning cash - Earnings breakdowns now stay on the stock page until the next report instead of disappearing after 30 days - Notable investors rows now show fund manager photos - Faster app opens and less battery use

New: Rule of 40 for software stocks. Revenue growth plus cash margin in one score, explained in plain English, inside the Value Estimate. Fixed: earnings breakdowns no longer disappear from the stock page after a month.

The Business tab now covers every US-listed stock. Open a stock and the Business tab shows how the company actually makes money: its revenue streams, what each product does, who pays for it, and why the business is hard to copy. Each breakdown is built from the company's own SEC filings, every figure is checked against the filing totals before it's shown, and it refreshes automatically after each earnings report. The first time anyone opens a stock's Business tab it takes about half a minute to prepare. After that it loads instantly. New: Value Estimate. Stock pages now have a Value Estimate card built on a cash-flow model. It leads with the number that matters: how fast the company would have to grow for today's price to make sense. Set the growth you expect on the dial and see what a share would be worth, side by side with the current price. Also in this update: - Earnings breakdowns show how the growth a company is delivering compares with what its price needs. - The insider activity section has a clearer title and notes when sales were pre-scheduled (10b5-1 plans). - Small fixes and polish.

Value Estimate, a new way to judge a stock's price. Stock pages now have a Value Estimate card built on a cash-flow model. It leads with the number that matters: how fast the company would have to grow for today's price to make sense. Set the growth you expect on the dial and see what a share would be worth, side by side with the current price. Tap the Cash-flow model badge for a plain-language explainer using the company's real numbers. Also in this update: - Earnings breakdowns now show how the growth a company is delivering compares with what its price needs. - The insider activity section has a clearer title, sits higher on the page, and notes when sales were pre-scheduled (10b5-1 plans). - Small fixes and polish.

Howl is now free. Every feature is available to everyone at no cost. What's new: - Smart money alerts are now on for everyone. Get notified when notable investors and politicians file new trades, with no setup needed. - The Calendar now shows recent smart money filings alongside your watchlist earnings, filings, and market events. - More reliable notifications and watchlist syncing.

Track how Congress trades. • See any member's full disclosed trading history, their track record versus the S&P 500, and what they've bought most recently. • We flag when a member traded a stock in a sector their committee oversees, so you can see it for yourself. • Five years of disclosed trades for Pelosi, Gottheimer, and more. Also in this update: • A new Investors view showing where notable investors are buying and selling. • Onboarding and visual refinements. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

Open Howl to a clear read on what the biggest funds are buying and selling this quarter, how much conviction is behind each name, and the investors making every move. Also in this update: - Company logos now load reliably across your watchlist and stock pages. - A faster, smoother launch. - Onboarding ends with a quick setup tuned to the stocks and investors you picked. - Bug fixes and polish.

What's new in v1.23 Onboarding got a full redesign — see at a glance how Howl decodes SEC filings from your stocks, Congress, and notable investors. Plus a fix so tapping a search result opens the stock.

What's New in 1.22 - Fixed a bug where tapping a stock in your watchlist didn't open its detail page. Plus small polish and stability improvements.

What's New in 1.21 • Filing alerts, your way. Choose how much you hear about SEC filings: all filings, major filings only, or off. • Redesigned Settings. Your plan, watchlist size, and alert status are now front and center, with a cleaner layout throughout. • Dark mode by default. Howl now opens in dark. Prefer Light or System? Switch anytime in Settings. • Easier to get started. Short in-app tips point you to search, the calendar, and investor activity as you go.

Follow the people who move markets Follow notable investors and members of Congress, and see their latest trades in plain English. Browse 13F portfolios from names like Warren Buffett and Michael Burry, and track congressional trading from the likes of Nancy Pelosi. Congress trades, decoded A new Congress section surfaces U.S. House stock disclosures (the STOCK Act) and tells you who bought or sold what, and roughly how much, without the legal jargon. See where investors agree The Buying and Selling consensus shows which stocks notable investors are adding or trimming this quarter. Tap any stock to see exactly who's behind it. A faster watchlist Sort your stocks into custom groups, search instantly by name or ticker, and browse companies by sector and industry. A cleaner look A new true-black dark theme, more up-to-date stock data, and a more focused layout throughout. Thanks for using Howl.

Reliability update: • Stock detail: the Insiders chip now reliably scrolls to insider activity. • Date labels align with your device timezone. • Watchlist sector colors no longer go missing on first launch. • More reliable filing, earnings, and S&P 500 alert delivery. • Paywall: added Try Again and Restore Purchases when subscription options can't load.

Howl 1.18 Try Howl Pro free for 7 days. What's new: • Free trial: 7 days of Howl Pro, no commitment. Cancel anytime in Settings. • Redesigned onboarding shows you a real earnings breakdown, so you see exactly what you'll get before committing. • Clearer paywall with transparent pricing and billing. • Today tab: market brief filters now always visible. • Stock detail: new chip navigation lets you jump between sections. • Notification permission now waits for your choice before moving on.

What's new in 1.17: Stock detail pages now show the current price next to the company name, so you can see it as soon as you open a stock.

What's New in v1.16 • Howl Pro is here. Try 7 days free, then $5/mo (billed yearly) or $7.99/mo. Real-time SEC filing alerts on stocks and notable traders you follow, earnings recaps with the full verdict, business breakdowns by segment, and a daily market brief. • Redesigned onboarding so you can start tracking your stocks faster. • Now available on iPad. • Polished earnings breakdown view with cleaner reconciliation.

What's new in 1.15 • Today now leads with your most recent earnings recap, with a link to the rest. • The Recent earnings list got a redesign: each stock shows its surprise % at a glance. • The "vs. estimates" section on each earnings page is cleaner: a one-line verdict (Beat, In line, Mixed, Missed) and a side-by-side table for EPS and revenue.

We polished the earnings breakdown. • New chart shows actual results against the estimate range. • Tap any metric to learn what it means. • Source links open the SEC filing directly. • Better VoiceOver support and larger tap targets.