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Watchlists That Stay Put, Tablet Fixes, Safer Cloud Storage & a More Literal AI Screener Enhancement Bug Fix

A reliability release driven entirely by user reports. Your watchlist no longer jumps back to the top every time you pick a stock — selecting a symbol now just moves the highlight, so scrolling down a long list and working through it one name at a time finally works. On a tablet or phone, flicking to scroll the list no longer selects whatever your finger lifted over, and the whole app now sizes itself to the part of the screen you can actually see: the strip that used to hide underneath the browser toolbar (the one you could only reach by rotating the device) is gone. The watchlist panel is properly resizable by touch as well as mouse — drag its left edge to give the chart more room, and the width you choose is remembered; double-tap the edge to reset it.

Creating a new list is no longer alarming: an empty list now says so and shows your other lists as one-tap buttons instead of a blank panel, the create dialog tells you up front how many lists your plan includes, and the confirmation names the list you just came from. Nobody should ever have to wonder whether their symbols were deleted.

Underneath, watchlists moved to safer cloud storage. Each list is now saved as its own record, written only when it actually changes and only after checking nothing else has changed it first — so a second device, or a tab left open for days, can no longer overwrite work you did somewhere else. If two devices edit the same list at once, the changes are merged rather than one winning. Lists now also sync live between your devices without any setting to turn on, and a rolling daily backup is kept automatically. Existing watchlists migrate across on their own the first time you open the app.

The AI screener now takes your criteria literally. Ask for “large or mid cap” and it screens both instead of quietly picking one. Ask for a rising 50-day average and it checks the average is actually trending up, not just that price sits above it. And a pullback can now mean what you meant: still down off the high, the drop simply having happened even if the stock has recovered, or specifically a stock that dipped and has started climbing again — with the swing-high window and the depth both yours to set. Every result now carries a “Criteria applied” list showing exactly which filters ran, and refining a screen across several messages (“rerun those five criteria”) keeps you in the screener instead of veering off into building an indicator.

AI Peer Comparison, One-Click Breakout Screens, a Screener Tab in Quick Actions & Onboarding Fixes Feature Bug Fix

Ask the AI to “compare this stock to its sector peers” and it now actually does it: the peer group is built from the stock’s own industry, live fundamentals for every name — market cap, forward P/E, price/sales, EV/EBITDA, gross and operating margin, revenue growth, ROE, and analyst upside — land in a side-by-side table with a peer-median row, and the verdict underneath tells you whether the stock trades at a premium or a discount and whether its growth and margins back that up. Click any peer to load its chart, then keep asking follow-ups with the numbers in context. The AI screener gained two one-click setups: “find stocks breaking out right now” (a fresh 20-day high on at least 1.5× average volume, above the 50-day) and “find stocks coiling for a breakout” (a tight, still-contracting range within 10% of the 52-week high), plus a new consolidation condition for your own screens (“large caps in a tight range near their highs”). Both live under a new Screener tab in Quick Actions. Smaller things: the Drawing Sync toggle now only appears in multi-chart layouts, where it actually does something; the welcome tour no longer hides the chart-settings button while pointing at it and its cards stay fully on screen; the getting-started checklist is gone — explore at your own pace — and Replay welcome tour now lives in Account Settings; the Quick Actions tour step points you to ask the AI “What can you do?”, and that answer is clearer about which backtests are preset and which are custom.

Drawing Tool Presets, Volume Profile Controls, Parabolic SAR Panes, Smarter Onboarding & Crypto Chart Fixes Feature Bug Fix

Your drawing tools now remember how you like them: click Apply in any drawing’s settings and those choices become that tool’s defaults — set standard-deviation bands on an Anchored VWAP once and every new anchor you drop comes with bands already on, and the same goes for colors, line widths, Fibonacci levels, and more across every tool. The Anchored & Fixed Range Volume Profile drawings gained a full settings panel (gear icon in the legend): adjust row count, profile width, and Value Area percentage, recolor the POC / Value Area / outside bars, and toggle POC, VAH, and VAL level lines — new profiles inherit your last-applied setup. Parabolic SAR can now live in its own pane below the chart (“Show in Separate Pane” in its settings) instead of dots over the candles. Two long-standing annoyances are gone: placing a drawing on the most recent bars no longer pops the add-alert dialog — the alert “+” button now steps aside whenever a drawing tool is armed — and crypto charts left in a background tab no longer come back with permanent candle gaps: missed bars are backfilled automatically the moment you return. Onboarding got a full makeover too: pick your chart look right from the welcome screen (classic, vivid, or light — applied live), the redesigned tour leads with the AI toolkit and lets you add your first watchlist symbol as you go, an interrupted tour now offers to resume where you left off (and you can replay it anytime from Account Settings), and a new tour step shows how to import a whole watchlist from another platform by pasting a CSV ticker list. To top it off, brand-new accounts get a bonus AI credit on day one, and the credit counter now always shows your true remaining balance.