What's New

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.

• ImprovedBlue Waiting FilmsThe short films that play while a Claude analysis or a move note is being written now use the site's blue palette, and stay light in the light theme.
• FixedNo English Headlines LeftHeadlines still untranslated on screen are now translated into Turkish right after the page opens.Try It
• FixedLinks on English PagesLinks on English pages no longer drop you onto the Turkish version.
• FixedSecurity and Session FixesFindings from a broad security review were closed, and readers whose password changed on another device no longer get stuck at sign-in.

Friday A screener that filters stocks by fundamentals, a community where members can write, and a single inbox for every alert all opened.

• NewCommunity PostsWrite your own piece with Close-Up's visual blocks or start from a template; posts are published in Community after review.Try It

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.

• ImprovedTime Left in the TabWhen the site sits in a background tab, the tab title shows the time left to the open or the close.

Monday A new page lets you have Claude write a technical or company-focused report on a stock. Stock Screening and the stock page also gained explanatory figures.

• ImprovedAnalysis Tools TogetherTechnicals, Stock Screening and Compare now sit in their own group at the top of the menu.Try It

Saturday Set a target price and get notified, record sales in your portfolio and reset a forgotten password. Live figures now change with their direction.

• ImprovedCompanies on Story PagesNews pages show the companies in the story with their logos under the headline, and their day's price line further down.Try It

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.

• NewShare From Every ScreenShare screens such as famous investors, themes, stocks, comparisons and briefs with a link.Try It

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.

• NewGlossary150 investing terms on illustrated cards; tap a term and its definition opens without leaving the page.Try It

Monday Readers buying US stocks from Türkiye got a tax calculator, a portfolio with a lira view and new guides. Famous investors' portfolios are now on the site too.

• NewInvesting From TürkiyeFourteen new guide articles on buying US stocks, brokers, W-8BEN and foreign stock tax, plus one on what the technical views mean.Try It

Sunday Page changes and waits are now told with short ink scenes. Markets gained a logo heatmap, and search got a more accurate order.

• NewWaiting Scenes by DestinationThe loading card plays a short scene based on where you are going: a magnifier for Close-Up, scales for earnings.
• NewLogo FlightTap a stock card and the company logo flies to its place in the new page's header.
• ImprovedMore Accurate SearchSearch puts the exact symbol first, then company names; results carry logos and your recent searches are remembered.

Thursday The brand mark was redrawn, and the site gained brush-drawn bell scenes on first load and on empty screens. Every newsletter issue now has its own address.

• ImprovedThe Classic Ceremony BellThe brand mark became a white bell on a tile that fades from light blue to midnight blue; the browser tab icon and share cards carry the same mark.
• NewInk ScenesOn your first visit and in empty lists, the bell is drawn with a brush and comes to life; readers who reduce motion see only the final frame.
• NewAn Address for Every IssueEvery daily and weekly newsletter issue opens at its own permanent address, which makes sharing a single issue easy.Try It

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.

• ImprovedAn Editorial Layout for Close-UpArticles sit in a single column with larger type, alongside a numbered table of contents and the move since the event for every company mentioned.Try It
• ImprovedThe Guide at the Same MeasureGuide articles moved to the same reading layout as Close-Up, with links to each section next to the cover.Try It

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.

• ImprovedMore to ScrollSideways-scrolling strips fade at the edge, so on a phone too you can tell there is more content to the right.
• FixedLess Page JumpingThe page no longer shifts up and down as fonts load or content arrives, for the most part.
• FixedReadability and TouchFaint text on colored backgrounds got darker, and small buttons that fingers kept missing on phones got bigger.

Sunday A technical analysis page, refreshed every trading day for selected stocks, went live. The desktop header shrank to a single strip, where technicals got their own tab.

• ImprovedA Single-Strip HeaderThe desktop header got simpler: the main tabs sit on one line and the other pages live in the More menu.

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.

• NewA Motion LanguageSmall charts draw themselves, bars fill and the tab underline slides from page to page; for readers who reduce motion in their system settings, everything stays still.
• NewBlocks That Draw ThemselvesNumber, bar and timeline blocks in Guide and Close-Up articles build up as the reader reaches them.Try It

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.

• ImprovedGuide as a CurriculumGuide articles are ordered by topic and difficulty, and you can link straight to a section heading.Try It

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.

• ImprovedClose-Up at the TopThe latest Close-Up piece now sits right after the daily summary, with the price curve around the event.Try It
• NewShare ButtonSend Close-Up and Guide articles through your phone's own share menu.Try It

Sunday Watchlists, search and navigation respond faster. Text got sharper on phones, and the legal pages are now in English too.

• FixedSharp Text on PhonesText that looked soft on iPhone in the top bar and during page transitions is now crisp.
• ImprovedPausable Market TickerThe self-scrolling market ticker stops when you hover over it, or entirely if you prefer reduced motion.

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

• NewEnglish AddressesThe English site lives at its own addresses starting with /en, so a link you share opens in the same language for others.
• ImprovedMore Readable ColorsFaint text got darker in the light theme, and panels and cards are easier to tell apart in the dark theme.
• ImprovedKeyboard and Screen ReadersThe search window, sorted tables and form errors now work properly for keyboard and screen reader users.

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

• FixedComplete Company LogosLogos for 686 companies are served from the site itself, bringing back the ones that looked broken for large companies.

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.

• NewSix New Guide ArticlesArticles on hedging, short squeezes, earnings day, buybacks, the yield curve and sector rotation, in Turkish and English.Try It
• ImprovedOrdered by DifficultyWithin each topic the guide now runs from basic to advanced, so the list itself tells you where to start.Try It
• NewSearch Finds ArticlesThe search box now finds guide and Close-Up articles, not just stocks.
• NewRSS FeedThe site now has a feed, so you can follow new articles in any RSS reader.

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.

• NewPage-Specific Share CardsSharing a stock, an analysis or an article on WhatsApp now shows that page's own title and image.

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

• ImprovedA New TypefaceThe site moved to Schibsted Grotesk and the text grew by one step.

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.

• NewA New Look for Close-UpArticles are listed as cards showing the companies involved and their return since the event, and the archive can be filtered by symbol.Try It
• NewThree New Article BlocksArticles can show a market share split, a step-by-step process and a before/after comparison, all drawn from the text.Try It
• NewClose-Up and Guide in EnglishAll 21 guide articles were translated, and a Close-Up article or brief without a translation is shown in the original Turkish with a badge instead of an empty page.Try It
• NewFour New Guide ArticlesNew articles on IPOs, options, cash flow and the jobs report, plus previous and next links at the end of each article.Try It

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.

• NewGuideArticles on the basics, from what a stock is to the yield curve, started with eight and grew to 21 in four topic blocks the same day.Try It
• NewClose-UpLong reads on a single market event, told with figures, timelines and comparison bars.Try It

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.

• NewDaily and Weekly BriefThe market's day and week in a short write-up, with past briefs in a date archive.Try It