• Cards across Today, Markets, Desk, Research, Coverage, Futures and Crypto now match Market Pulse's compact spacing, rounded surfaces and directional tiles. • New Decision Center ranks saved changes, Recon and option setups for review—and shows every scoring factor. • Every decision card includes its evidence receipt, horizon, invalidation and limitations. • New Setup Planner freezes entry, invalidation, target, risk budget, maximum size and research thesis. • New Outcome Analytics summarizes resolved 1-, 5- and 20-session evidence and confirmed option math. • Coverage can retry only unresolved Recon or Top Picks symbols without repeating completed work. • Fixed alphabetical sort direction and excluded unavailable prices from maximum-price screens. Setup plans use versioned, atomic on-device storage and now travel with research backup and restore. Decision ranking remains research triage—not a return forecast—and unavailable evidence never becomes a negative or a zero.

MarketLens is now a complete research desk instead of a collection of separate screens. TODAY & COVERAGE • Today shows timestamped before-and-after market, watchlist, earnings and research changes • A floating Coverage control keeps every scan visible above the custom navigation dock • Open the Coverage desk to pause, resume, end, reopen, retry or inspect independent jobs • What's New keeps saved receipts, source boundaries, frozen scope and finding changes • Full Coverage reports export to paginated PDF or spreadsheet-ready CSV EXPLORE & RESEARCH • Market Explorer switches among Breadth, Sectors and Movers without leaving the tape • Analyst targets are interactive: low, average and high scenarios update the implied move • Symbol pages now include a recent, explicitly tagged community sample • Any symbol workspace can produce a portable research PDF • Saved technical, seasonal and SEC-fundamental campaigns retain progress and receipts LEARN & PERSONALIZE • Bookmark any of 160 tips and compare common strategies side by side • The ⓘ is now one consistent Glance/Detail control on every screen • All major Today groups begin collapsed for a cleaner first read • Choosing one of six app icons also changes the personality carried by the dock, cards, widgets and reports NAVIGATION & OPTIONS • A floating adaptive dock replaces the generic phone tab bar and never overlaps Coverage • “Options chain & nearest contracts” now opens correctly on the first tap • The chain loads before supporting statistics, with a clear retry or no-options state when a provider cannot answer Provider Reliability is intentionally not part of this release. MarketLens continues to label every model estimate, preserve unknowns as unknown and keep screening separate from advice.

Reading the chart from the bars themselves, the option Greeks, insider filings from the SEC, and a lot more control over how the app looks. THE CHART • The chart now leads a symbol's page instead of sitting under a screen of numbers • Volume under every chart, coloured by whether the bar closed up — and volume by price alongside it, showing where trading actually concentrated • Levels the stock genuinely turned at, with the number of times it happened printed on each one. Not a formula on yesterday's range • A plain-English line under the chart: uptrend or downtrend and since when, where price sits in today's range, whether it gapped and whether that gap filled • How the name is moving against the S&P and its own sector. A stock down 1% on a day the market fell 3% is ahead, and it says so • Unfilled three-bar gaps drawn as bands, filtered so the ones shown mean something • Chart controls now sit on the left, so they stop moving when the number beside them changes width OPTIONS • Delta, gamma, theta and vega on every contract, computed on-device from the same inputs as the win estimate • A reference covering six structures and which Greeks each one is exposed to • Every calculation now uses the live 13-week Treasury rate instead of a fixed 4% • A setup in Top Picks opens the ticker itself — chart, stats and news — with the chain one tap further in • Top Picks opens at 70%+ rather than 80%+ — more of what the scan actually found FROM THE SEC • Insider Form 4 filings on any stock, with the transaction type named. An open-market buy and shares withheld to pay tax on a grant are not the same event • Sales made under a 10b5-1 plan are flagged as scheduled in advance AROUND THE WORLD • Which of six major exchanges are trading right now, in their own local time. New York and London carry a countdown; the others show hours only, because their holiday calendars can't be computed honestly MAKE IT YOURS • Ten backgrounds: the four seasons, Auto, Classic, and four that make no claim about the date — Slate, Sand, Rose and Midnight • All the seasonal washes are calmer, so the background stops competing with what's on it • Card transparency in six steps, from Solid through Gradient to Clear. The app defers to iOS's Reduce Transparency setting over its own • Six app icons — the same mark in blue, green, violet, teal, rose or amber • A new icon: a price tape read through a lens, replacing the green line and magnifying glass ALSO • 160 tips, including settlement, assignment and what the Greeks actually mean • The ⓘ now teaches: each screen's card carries a rotating tip from its own subject instead of the same sentence every time • Every screen shares as a card, each stating what its numbers are on the image • The ETF holdings list folds away, like sector weightings below it • The tab bar now takes the seasonal accent too

Seasonal themes, a shareable market snapshot, and a long pass over everything that was quietly not working. SEASONS • The screen tint now carries a season under each screen's own colour — Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, or Auto, which follows the calendar and is the default. The app is amber in October and cold blue in January without you choosing anything • Pick from a rail of swatches painted in the theme they select, under Preferences → Screen background tint. On by default now, so you can actually see it • Your widgets wear it too. The home-screen background was the system's default grey; it now carries the market's mood at the top and the season below, and changes the moment you pick a different one SHARE THE TAPE • A share button on Market Pulse turns the market into a card you can post or send: mood, the advancing share, the breadth bar, the four benchmarks and the VIX, over the seasonal wash • Facts only — no probabilities, no ranked setups. Every estimate in the app is labelled as a model estimate, and a label is exactly what doesn't survive being screenshotted. The session, the timestamp, "quotes may be delayed" and "not investment advice" are printed on the card itself, because a shared image travels without the app around it THE BRIEF • Tips swipe. 132 of them now, across options, risk, market mechanics, earnings, psychology, charts and process — swipe the card for another, in an order that can't repeat until it has been through all of them • The build progress line says far more while staying one line: the step running, its live count, what the build has already found, and how far through it is • "Daily brief notification" is now "Notify me with the morning brief", because delivery is scheduled by iOS and was never actually daily. It also asks for notification permission now — previously it asked for nothing, so unless you'd created a price alert at some point, it could never have delivered anything • Every preference explains itself in place, instead of three paragraphs in a shared footer that you had to match up by counting FIXES THAT MATTERED • Symbol pages open on 1H instead of 4H. "4H" was built from Yahoo's 1-minute feed, which is often empty for quieter names — so the default view of a quiet stock was the one most likely to show nothing, and it showed a spinner that never resolved rather than saying so • VWAP now resets each session. On the 15m, 30m and 1H scales it had been accumulating across days or weeks while still being labelled VWAP • Four places showed a stuck spinner or, worse, a confident wrong answer when a request failed. The economic calendar was the bad one: it printed "nothing at this level in the next few sessions" on days the feed was publishing releases. Failures now say so, and offer a retry • Error messages rewritten to name what happened, say why, and make clear when it isn't your connection MARKET PULSE • Opens on the ten busiest names in any sector, by turnover rather than by a 40% pop on 30,000 shares • The tape — S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, VIX — with index futures filling in out of hours • An economic calendar rated in three tiers, because CPI and an existing-home-sales print are not the same event CRYPTO & FUTURES • 30 major coins and 10 index and commodity futures, with the same charts, RSI, MACD and 52-week ranges as any stock. They stay out of the screens and rankings by design — they aren't US-listed stocks and their volume isn't comparable

Bugfixes, User Interface, User Experience, General Improvements, Widgets, & More

Bugfixes, Updated UI/UX, General Improvements, & More Features

Bugfixes, Updated UI/UX, & General Improvements