What's New

Sunday Claude's short notes now cover upcoming earnings, economic data, comparisons and your portfolio. Eight screens, from Markets to Tax, were rebuilt with a lighter chart style.

• ImprovedMy Analyses as CardsMy Analyses now shows your own posts first, then your Claude reports, as readable cards.Try It

Saturday Stock pages now explain the week's move and the latest report in short notes. Every Sunday morning members get the week's digest by email.

• NewSunday Digest EmailEvery Sunday morning the past week's summary and the new week's calendar arrive by email; turn it off in Settings or from the link in the email.Try It
• NewAlert EmailsIf you like, a triggered price alert also sends an email to your confirmed address.Try It

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

• NewPublic ProfileIf you choose, open a profile in Settings and share your portfolio's return without amounts, next to what the same money in SPY on the same days would have done; profiles are hidden by default.Try It
• NewBell ReportA personal summary that unfolds as you scroll: the stocks you followed, the alerts that fired and how your portfolio did.Try It
• NewNotification Inbox and Percent AlertsDaily percent-change alerts and an “earnings tomorrow” reminder join price alerts, all gathered in one inbox behind the bell in the header.Try It
• FixedPassword Change Signs Out Other DevicesChanging or resetting your password now closes open sessions on your other devices.

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.

• ImprovedMore Accessible ScreensDeleting a list is confirmed in the list's own header, and contrast and touch targets were fixed for screen readers and small screens.Try It

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.

• NewSaved ReportsReports you request collect on My Analyses, and the stock page lists the latest ones.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.

• NewPrice AlertsSet a target price with the bell button on a stock page; all your alerts are listed in Watchlist with how close each one is.Try It
• NewBrowser NotificationsOn a device you turn on in Settings, alerts arrive as browser notifications even when the site is closed.Try It
• NewSales in the PortfolioSales come out of your oldest purchases first, and realised gains or losses appear in dollars and lira, year by year.Try It
• NewChange and Reset Your PasswordChange your password in Settings, or reset it with a one-time link sent to your email if you forgot 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.

• NewTechnical Plan in the PortfolioFor holdings covered by the technical analysis, the entry zone, targets and stop are shown against your cost and the current price.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.

• NewForeign Stock Tax CalculatorEnter your trades or upload Midas and IBKR statements to work out your tax base; files are read only in your browser.Try It
• NewPortfolio With a Lira ViewSave your positions and see profit and loss in dollars and lira, with cost converted at the purchase day's rate.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.

• ImprovedNew Sign-In and Sign-UpThe sign-in and sign-up pages were redrawn in the site's ink style with a form that builds itself.Try It
• NewProfile IconsPick one of twelve icons drawn for the site as your profile icon in Settings.Try It

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.

• NewAppearance in SettingsTheme and language can now be chosen on the Settings page too; the new theme opens in a circle that grows from where you clicked.Try It

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

• ImprovedAccount Deletion in Its Own SectionThe delete account button moved away from sign out and now sits in its own section at the bottom of the page.Try It
• FixedSafer Sign-InAfter signing in, you are only ever sent back to pages on this site.

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

• ImprovedInstant Watchlist HeartWhen you add a stock to your watchlist the heart fills right away, so you don't tap again and remove it by mistake.Try It
• NewList Name and ColorRename your watchlists or change their color without deleting them.Try It
• NewLegal Pages in EnglishThe privacy notice and disclaimer open in English when you browse in English.Try It

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

• ImprovedCalmer Watchlist RowsPrices line up, and the sort and delete buttons appear only when you hover over a row.Try It

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.

• ImprovedWatchlist With LogosThe watchlist now shows company logos like every other list.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.

• NewPrivacy and Account DeletionA dedicated page explains what is collected and what is deliberately not, and you can delete your account from Settings.Try It