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A poster, chart and puzzle that renew every session, company earnings pages and portfolio analysis arrived with this release, and most screens became more visual. Claude now also works inside the screener, the stock page and your watchlist, using only the page's own data.

Only changes readers can see are listed; infrastructure and maintenance work is left out. Every item rests on a change in the site's source code.

October 2026

3 Entries
  1. Earlier Days and Blue Waiting Films1 Item

    Thursday Today's Flow no longer looks only at today, and the waiting films moved to the site's blue palette. A round of fixes shipped alongside.

    • NewPrevious and Next DaysArrows in the home page flow step to the previous or next trading day, so you can see how yesterday's earnings turned out.Try It
  2. Session Bell and Today's Flow2 Items

    Thursday The home page gained a bell machine that tells the day's sessions and a timeline that reads the same everywhere. The bell in the hero can now be rung.

    • NewToday's Flow TimelineThe day's earnings and releases sit on one timeline at every width; the next event opens on its own and the others expand in place.Try It
    • FixedUnreadable Calendar Is Not EmptyWhen data can't be read, the home page now says so instead of claiming there are no earnings today.
  3. Real-Time Prices and Stock Screening1 Item

    Sunday Prices no longer run 15 minutes behind during the session. A Stock Screening screen that tests a stock against rules opened, and the portfolio met the technical plan.

    • NewThe Moment a Report LandsToday's Flow says “Reported” the minute a company files its results with the SEC, with a link to the filing.Try It

September 2026

5 Entries
  1. Weekly Earnings Board and Glossary1 Item

    Tuesday Earnings gained a tab for the whole week, and the site gained a glossary that opens in place. The home page shows sectors and themes every day.

    • NewWeekly Earnings BoardThis week's most anticipated reports and the full day-by-day list, with estimates and actuals, on one page.Try It
  2. Reading Pages and the Calendar, Renewed2 Items

    Wednesday Close-Up and Guide articles moved to a single, comfortable reading column. You can now pick a day on the calendar and search the whole company directory.

    • NewPick a Day on the CalendarTap a day on the strip and the agenda shows only that day; no more scrolling back up to look at another one.Try It
    • ImprovedRating Mix in Earnings AnalysesThe cover of the analyses list shows how many of the filtered reports say Buy, Hold or Sell, and upcoming earnings are listed in date order.Try It
  3. More Accurate Prices, a Friendlier Phone1 Item

    Friday Bugs that made old data look like today's were fixed. Hidden buttons, jumping pages and hard-to-read text on phones were cleaned up.

    • ImprovedEvents Say What They AreIn Today's Flow, Fed decisions name the Fed and earnings rows name the company, and each event type comes with a one-line explanation.Try It
  4. A New Home Page and Motion1 Item

    Tuesday At the top of the home page, the countdown to the open became a large headline. Charts and article blocks now draw themselves as they come into view.

    • FixedImpact Dots for Color BlindnessImportance dots on the calendar are now told apart by shape too (filled circle, ring and small dot), not just by color.Try It
  5. New Measures and Data Fixes1 Item

    Thursday The stock page gained moving averages and a few new ratios. Measures that showed up wrong for some stocks were fixed.

    • FixedAdd to CalendarAdding an event to your calendar no longer leaves a stuck loading bar on screen.Try It

August 2026

11 Entries
  1. Earnings Cards and Calendar Files3 Items

    Saturday Earnings calendar cards show company size again, and calendar files no longer break on Turkish characters.

    • ImprovedMarket Cap on Mini CardsEvery card in the earnings calendar shows the company's market cap on a fixed bottom line, and the cards stay the same height.Try It
    • ImprovedReadable Guidance CardThe company's range, the market's expectation and the midpoint are now drawn with three distinct marks, so they no longer blur together.
    • FixedTurkish Characters in Calendar FilesEarnings and data releases you add to your calendar no longer break on lines with letters like ç, ğ or ş.Try It
  2. Compare, Rebuilt1 Item

    Thursday The screen for putting stocks side by side was rebuilt and can now be reached from outside the menu. Busy screens got simpler on phones.

    • ImprovedSimpler Screens on PhonesThe earnings analysis header, past earnings table and analysis search were trimmed to fit a phone.Try It
  3. Pre-Market on the Home Page1 Item

    Sunday Prices now come from all exchanges combined, which puts pre-market and after-hours moves on screen for the first time. Close-Up pieces moved to the top of the home page.

    • FixedNo Duplicates in the Earnings CalendarCompanies whose report date changed no longer appear twice in the calendar.Try It
  4. English Gets Its Own Address1 Item

    Thursday English pages now have their own shareable addresses. Unknown values are no longer shown as zero.

    • NewHand-Picked CompaniesMuch-discussed smaller names in AI, space and energy infrastructure show up in the earnings calendar even below the market cap threshold.Try It
  5. Clickable Day Strip2 Items

    Wednesday Go straight from the day strip on the home page to the right calendar. Company logos load everywhere.

    • NewClickable Day StripEarnings cards in the strip open the earnings calendar, data cards open the economic calendar.Try It
    • ImprovedReadable Earnings CalendarDay headings stay on top as you scroll, and the revenue estimate stands out in large type on each card.Try It
  6. A Bigger Guide, and Dates for Your Calendar2 Items

    Sunday Six new guide articles arrived and the guide is now ordered from easy to hard. You can add economic releases and earnings dates to your own calendar.

    • NewAdd to CalendarAdd any economic release or earnings date to your phone or computer calendar in one tap; it shows up in your own time zone.Try It
    • NewValuation Line in AnalysesEarnings analyses show P/E, earnings per share and net margin, with ratios recalculated from the current price each day.
  7. An Easier Calendar and Lists3 Items

    Saturday The calendar now explains what each release is, and lists read faster with logos and bars. A shared link now shows that page's own card.

    • ImprovedEvent ExplanationsEvery calendar row says in one short sentence what a release such as CPI or the jobs report tells you.Try It
    • ImprovedDays to GoEach calendar day is headed “Today”, “Tomorrow” or “In 4 days”, and rows for unreleased data no longer fill up with dashes.Try It
    • NewLatest Analyses on the Home PageThe home page lists the latest earnings analyses and Close-Up articles, so you see what is there before you click.Try It
  8. Earnings Analyses Arrive5 Items

    Friday Reported quarters now come with a reading: a view, a score, strengths and risks. The earnings screen is split into tabs.

    • NewEarnings AnalysesA large company's reported quarter on one page, with a view, a score, strengths, risks and what to watch next.Try It
    • NewAnalysis Badges in the CalendarAn earnings report that has been analysed carries a view and score badge in its calendar row and on the Today screen.Try It
    • NewAnalyses on Stock PagesWhen a company has analyses, its stock page lists them right above the past earnings table.
    • ImprovedNumbers FirstAn analysis page now opens with metric cards, a quarterly revenue chart and guidance ranges instead of paragraphs.
    • FixedBiggest Report on TopThe earnings list on the Today screen is sorted by market cap, so the day's largest report no longer sits at the bottom.Try It
  9. Istanbul Time First, Close-Up and Guide in Two Languages1 Item

    Wednesday Times in Turkish are now written in Istanbul time first. Close-Up got a new look, and both Close-Up and the guide can be read in English.

    • ImprovedIstanbul Time FirstIn Turkish the main clock is Istanbul and the second is New York; the US daylight saving gap is worked out for each day.Try It
  10. Guide, Close-Up and Compare1 Item

    Sunday The day after launch brought the reading sections: the Guide for concepts and Close-Up for in-depth looks at a single market event. A screen that puts stocks side by side opened the same day.

    • NewIPO CalendarCompanies coming to market in the next six weeks, with whether each offering has been priced yet.Try It
  11. Açılış Zili Goes Live2 Items

    Saturday The first version for readers in Türkiye following the US market went live: the day's calendar, live prices, company pages and a daily brief.

    • NewEconomic CalendarFed meetings, inflation, jobs and other market-moving releases together with their dates.Try It
    • NewEarnings CalendarWhich company reports when, with estimates, in a sortable list.Try It