Tapping a ticker in your watchlist opens its board. On a phone the tap was being read as the start of a drag, so nothing happened. It opens on the first tap now, and press and hold to reorder still works exactly as before. Boards come up sooner. The board you have open is now first in line for its option chain instead of waiting behind every other ticker, which is what left a cold board sitting on Loading. Prices keep moving through the session. A stalled feed is caught in seconds rather than minutes, and the board no longer resets itself when a quiet index simply has nothing new to send. Ceiling and floor labels are showing again. The record was being asked about a level with one measure and answering with another, so the label stayed blank. The Forward Window now widens with time instead of with the width of your screen. It used to reach the full expected move at the right edge of the chart whether the close was six hours away or twenty minutes. It is scaled to the session time actually left now, it stops at the expiration with that band's two prices on it, and it counts half days and market holidays properly. The band itself is drawn as soft overlapping shading with no hard edge, because the edge of an expected move is not a level and should not look like one. Level trails have a new shape called Path. Every bubble sits at the strike its level actually held at that candle, in that level's own colour, and grows and shrinks with the level's size. A Volt that spent the morning two strikes lower now shows it, instead of the whole session being flattened onto wherever that level happens to sit right now. Core, Profile and Ribbon are unchanged and still the default. Plus the usual round of corrections to prices, levels, counts and captions across the app. Plus the usual round of corrections to prices, levels, counts and captions across the app.

Faster, steadier, and easier to use one-handed. FIXED • The app could get stuck on "Connecting" and never recover, most often in the first hour after the open. It now gives up on a stalled connection and reconnects on its own. • Switching tickers could flash a single huge false candle on the chart for a few seconds. • A floor or ceiling alert could fire on a name that gapped clean past the level without ever trading into it. A ceiling now counts only from below and a floor only from above. • Live prices could fall behind the exchange and still be shown, and a set of names could go a whole session without updating. • On the journal's month calendar the Copy button sat on the first Saturday, so that day could not be tapped. • A headline filed under several boards printed the same level on every row. • The 80%+ at-ask filter on one-shot flow alerts let prints through that did not meet it. NEW • Screen the flow tape on volume against open interest, at 1x through 10x. • Ten new boards, including crude and product tankers. • Save the walkthrough as a PDF. IMPROVED • Buttons, links and tabs are easier to hit on a phone. • The board chart opens faster, and the app stays responsive when an update lands mid-session. • A board alert leads with how far away price is, and a proven level says what it held and over how many touches. • Your broker fills reach the journal the same day, and the journal says how far your broker has posted. • Package legs no longer sit on the one-shot, Waking Up or Repeated boards. • Clear every alert popup at once instead of dismissing them one by one.

Every day the market closes, now on Seasonality. Each holiday shows what the last session before it did and what the first session back did, drawn year by year rather than averaged into one number. Tap any holiday to read every year of it. The days it stays open are there too. Fed decision days, quadruple witching, Jackson Hole, Christmas Eve and the day after Thanksgiving, each with the session before, the day itself and the session after. Half days say so. A cleaner chart out of the box. Charts now open with the volume bars off and in their own strip, session ranges as quiet hairlines, key levels only, and the ribbon as the level trail. Anything you have already set yourself is left exactly as you set it. Fixed: the KEY and TODAY tags on an armed alert sat too high on a phone. They sit in the middle of the pill now.

Level watches now reach a Discord channel as well as your phone, and one screen shows which watch goes to which room. A watch can sit within a quarter percent of a level, and can read open interest or volume. The Terminal takes your starred boards in one tap, and each pane now keeps its own expiration instead of moving them together. Your watchlist reorders on a phone. Press and hold a ticker to pick it up, and swipe the row to reach the ones past the edge. Neither worked before. Scrolling bounces at the top and bottom of a page, the way it does on the website. New on the board: the volume day chart, a price column on One-Shots, and a market calendar. The journal no longer shows a position your broker has already closed. The opening screen is new, and says what the app reads before you sign in. Plus a long list of corrections to prices, levels, counts and captions across the app.