A new home base with real ticker counts, top gainers/losers, and a live market news feed.

Real prices update on a daily schedule instead of staying frozen from whenever a ticker was first added.

Choose how you want to hear about things - email and/or in-app - and which categories matter to you, from a new Notifications page linked from the sidebar.

"Recent" now shows the past week’s games, "Custom" lets you pick your own date range, and filters are ordered Date / Pick / Sport / Clear.

Selectable in the Sport filter now - real game data for these isn’t wired up yet, so they’ll show empty until that’s built.

Consistent tier naming everywhere - filters, cards, admin, and the live ticker.

A bug introduced by the header app-switcher broke several pages sitewide. Fixed, and the sidebar/header alignment was also tightened up.

The SPORTS/STOCKS label in the header now opens a dropdown to jump straight to the other app.

A notification from one app now shows up while you’re browsing the other, labeled with its source and linking to the right place.

The collapsible sidebar now snaps instantly to its saved state on load instead of visibly animating - it only animates when you actually click to expand or collapse it.

Real prices and company names are looked up first, falling back to placeholder data only for a ticker that doesn’t have real data yet - fixes both stale prices and entries silently disappearing from your stats.

Your staged Playbook entries are saved to your account instead of just this device.

The notification bell now reads from your real account instead of showing sample notifications.

The admin dashboard’s tier-accuracy table now reflects real recorded tier assignments instead of a fabricated example.

Log real bets you place on any sportsbook - stake, odds, and result - and see your total profit, win rate, ROI, streaks, a profit-over-time chart, and a daily performance calendar.

A new home base with live game counts, an upcoming games list, a real sports news feed, and quick-ask AI assistant actions.

Sports and Stocks now use a collapsible sidebar for Dashboard/Playbook/Pick Tracker/Ledger and other core links, instead of burying them in the account menu. The account menu is now just account-level actions.

The app is dark-mode only now, rendered directly with no theme-switching JavaScript - this also eliminates a brief flash of light styling that could happen when moving between Sports and Stocks.

A CSS quirk was silently breaking sticky positioning sitewide - the header and live ticker now correctly stay pinned to the top of the screen while scrolling.

Added a robots.txt and sitemap.xml for all three domains, and fixed a bug where search-engine crawlers were being redirected away instead of reaching real content.

Your tracked tickers (Watching / In Position) are saved to your account instead of just this device, and now show up on your unified profile page too.

A scheduled job now proactively saves pregame lines for every upcoming game, closing the gap for games nobody happened to view before kickoff.

The account-approved and contact-form emails now use a proper branded design instead of plain text.

Cards no longer collide or clip their badges when viewing 3-4 per row with the sidebar expanded; also trimmed lower-signal fields at that density.

Addressed the app rendering slightly wider than the screen on some mobile devices.

The app now tracks a real version number (shown in the footer) and this page exists to show what changed release to release.

Messenger, iMessage, Slack, and similar link previews were silently missing their image because the image's own URL was incorrectly redirecting to the login page for anyone without a session. Fixed across all three buckets.

A "Contact" option in the account menu lets you send a bug report, feature request, or general feedback directly to the team.

New accounts now provide a first and last name alongside their username.

Profile settings, My Picks, Following, and Notifications now live in one place, with a Sports/Stocks switch and quick links back to either app.

ESPN's free odds feed drops the betting line the moment a game goes live. The app now remembers the pregame line and shows it (clearly labeled "Pregame") instead of showing nothing.

A track record of your tracked Playbook picks, graded against the final score once each game finishes.

Playbook entries recompute their analysis every time you open the page, instead of showing whatever the pick looked like when you added it.

Generate a one-time-use link to share however you like, instead of relying on an email that wasn’t always reliable.