• The analysis is now done by AI: it reads the 4-hour, 1-hour and 15-minute charts and picks the entry and stop • The entry can wait for the price: at a level where it has turned before, or after a breakout • Why the entry is where it is and what to watch, in plain words with no jargon • When there is no clear entry, the analysis says so and explains why • Important US dollar news for the next 24 hours, right under the analysis • A cleaner loading screen and entry chart

• The traders' standings now show September's results • Three brokers in one table: Exness, XM and FxPro • Each account shows its broker, so your own row is easier to find

• One target in the trade plan: Take profit • Each level shows where it comes from: the stop, the point the idea is off, and a zone on the way to the target • The read-out opens with why the trade is what it is • When the market is closed, the app says when it opens instead of offering an entry at an old price • A delayed price is flagged right away • Shares show company names and open faster

• My subscription, redesigned: a PRO pass with your dates and days, and every setting in one place. • Cancel right from the app in a few short steps that end on Apple's subscriptions panel. • Special offers: your first month for the price of a week when you decide to leave or come back. • Offer notifications can be switched off in your profile.

• Ukrainian: the app, the courses and the read-outs. • Video lessons in the courses. • A new Traders tab: standings as cards, the month's prize fund and a page on how to join the team. • My subscription: your plan, the next charge date and every setting in one place. • Your profile now shows your subscription's real dates.

• A fresh look on the App Store: new screenshots and a shorter name, Setup Ai: Chart Analysis. • The free trial comes with the weekly plan: three days free, then weekly billing.

• Crash reporting: if the app ever closes unexpectedly, we now see exactly where, and fix it faster. • A steadier start: everything the app needs is built in, nothing is downloaded at launch. • The plans screen shows exactly which plan includes the free days.

Crypto now comes straight from the exchange. • The crypto tab is rebuilt around coins that can actually be traded: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, BNB and Dogecoin, priced against USDT. Litecoin, Cardano and Tron are gone — the spread on the old feed was wider than the trade's own risk, which no read-out can make up for. • Crypto reads the exchange's own candles now, so the numbers on your screen match the market you would trade in — and the tab stays live on weekends, when currencies and shares are closed. • A read-out now gives you a trade you can take at the current price, instead of a level to wait for. Before this, half the entries the app showed were never reached. • Two targets instead of three. The third was the furthest and the least explainable; the two that remain sit at one and two times your risk. • The onboarding question about targets now offers the two that exist.

A reminder before the charge, and a Profile that tells a trial from a subscription. - The day before a free trial turns into a paid month, the app now sends a reminder. Nothing is charged without warning. - Notifications are asked for once and used for that reminder only. - Profile no longer shows a free trial as a paid subscription. It says which of the two you are in and until when, and opens Apple's own subscription sheet for changing it. - Tapping the reminder opens Profile, not a sales screen.

— Purchases now go through a new billing layer: subscribing to PRO, starting the free trial and restoring a purchase are more reliable. — Restore Purchases finds your subscription on any device signed in with the same Apple ID. — A payment Apple is still confirming (Family Sharing, a bank check) is no longer shown as an error: access opens on its own once it is approved.