Release notes
One entry per release, newest first. Open a release for what changed for you, what you may notice, and what was switched on. How things work is in the help center.
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The bar across the top of every screen now sizes itself to the words it shows, so nothing in it is cut off on a tablet-width window or after the market closes.
Read the notesRelease 65
The landing page loads a fraction of what it did, and a dozen places in the console read cleaner.
Read the notesRelease 64
The landing page comes alive at once, and the console looks cleaner and reads truer.
Read the notesRelease 63
Nothing you do in the console changes with this release. It prepares a cheaper way to run the service behind the console and removes several recurring errors from its logs.
Read the notesRelease 62
You can now read what smaller companies said in their earnings releases, in plain words, minutes after they file.
Read the notesRelease 61
Desk and Overview text is easier to read: what the desk decided, set up and believes is in full-strength text on cards and rows, and only the small notes around it stay quieter.
Read the notesRelease 60
Alerts now say when the wide disaster stop sold a position, not the stop you set.
Read the notesRelease 59
Overview, Desk, Markets, the Lab and Performance were rebuilt on one page layout, and a book that is out of service now says so wherever it is named.
Read the notesRelease 58
On a paper book a protective stop is now judged on the day's closing price, and a wide disaster stop rests at your broker all day.
Read the notesRelease 57
A Speculative book may now put everything into one position, and telling the desk to take more risk changes what it does on every posture.
Read the notesRelease 56
Your desk's Learning tab now opens with three answers in words, and the pipeline that produces them sits under a fold.
Read the notesRelease 55
You can run the pointer along the Overview chart and read every price, because event cards no longer open by themselves.
Read the notesRelease 54
This release tightens what the platform writes to its logs and sends by mail, and adds a brief and a redrawn poster.
Read the notesRelease 53
The floating field of points on the landing page moves again after the page has loaded.
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The desk now uses Claude Opus 5.5 wherever a role used Claude Opus 5, except the Quant.
Read the notesRelease 51
Two trading limits are looser from this release, and the daily loss stop is exactly what it was.
Read the notesRelease 50
The front page is calm again, and the top of the console and the Inbox now agree on what is waiting for you.
Read the notesRelease 49
If your broker goes quiet for a while, your book now picks up again by itself when the broker is back, and you are told if a book of yours is not being looked after.
Read the notesRelease 48
Guidance is now one box where you tell your desk anything, and one list of everything it is working under.
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The Signals page (called Algorithms until now) opens right away, and Learning no longer calls a young desk's habits worsening.
Read the notesRelease 46
The page stays black, and the cards, panels and tables you read now sit on warm dark clay tones that stand clear of it.
Read the notesRelease 45
The console's background is now a quiet lit room, and the light at its top tells you what the desk is doing.
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Several things change on books that are already running, with no switch for you to flip, so this note is worth reading to the end.
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The signed-in console is a still, dark room now: the moving points are gone from its margins, its top bar and Consult.
Read the notesRelease 42
The public pages and the sign-in page have a new look, the sign-in page works properly on a phone, and the research Lab charges more honest trading costs.
Read the notesRelease 41
The Desk screen, the role icons and the Overview and Inbox were redrawn and reread so that each row scans at a glance and no two places on a page disagree about the same fact.
Read the notesRelease 40
The Portfolio Manager now acts on the exit plan it wrote when it opened a position, and the Performance page says each night how much of the book's result could still be luck.
Read the notesRelease 39
The Portfolio, Consult, Research and symbol pages were reread as a first-time user would read them, in and out of market hours, and each now says one true thing per fact and lets you act on it.
Read the notesRelease 38
The console frame, the Algorithms page, the Overview alerts and the Performance chart were each reread beside the numbers next to them and rewritten where they disagreed, repeated themselves or did not fit the screen.
Read the notesRelease 37
The Markets page, the public pages and the broker setup screens were reread as a newcomer would read them, and every sentence that contradicted a number next to it or another page was rewritten from one source.
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Strategy, Risk, the Inbox's recommendation cards and the lower half of the symbol page now state each fact once, in words, from one source.
Read the notesRelease 35
The numbers the desk reads before it trades now come from one source, the Quant's nightly check is dated correctly, and four more research ideas were measured and retired.
Read the notesRelease 34
Nothing about how the desk trades changed in this release; the platform now watches what it spends on building and testing itself, and costs less to run when nobody is using it.
Read the notesRelease 33
Every alert now says what happened and what to do in one sentence each, names the day it is from, and stops showing a problem the platform has already put right as if it were still going on.
Read the notesRelease 32
Holdings on Portfolio read as short labeled lists, a run page says what its role produced, and the daily AI budget grows with the number of books and says so everywhere when it runs out.
Read the notesRelease 31
The Overview's equity chart gets real time windows and steadier markers, every decided order in the Inbox says why in one sentence, a sell is never stopped by the day's order count, and every screen opens the same calm way.
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Your phone rings less often for position differences that explain themselves, desk sessions cost less for the same decisions, Admin shows where the model spend goes, and live prices no longer compete with a background check for the data vendor's attention.
Read the notesRelease 29
A re-measured console that is easier to read at every size, a landing page whose drawings move with the story, approval cards that lead with what and why, and an activity log written in sentences.
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The desk's end-of-day review survives a verbose day, Consult starts answering within a couple of seconds, and the Portfolio Manager follows a fixed routine on a drawdown day.
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One search field across the whole console, a step-by-step guide to a new book's first order, dialogs that always fit the screen, and Lab numbers computed from real daily prices.
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The Portfolio Manager now reads the whole book before every intraday decision, remembers dated ideas until they resolve, and opens each session with any change you made to how it should trade.
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Connecting a broker fails less often and explains itself when it does, live-price faults carry the time they began, and a new Evidence page separates what is proven today from what only time can prove.
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Broker, account and paper or live labels come from your book's own connection, repaired end-of-day closes keep their size, and five signal ideas were tested and retired.
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One path from Consult to Guidance. Telling Consult something the desk should act on shows the same confirmation card as Strategy › Guidance, inline in the thread.
Read the notesRelease 22
Mandate held in 40 live sessions. Across every posture the PM read its inputs before trading, put a real stop on every order, and did not re-enter after a halt, over-pace, or churn.
Read the notesRelease 21
Plainer Overview. Critic findings, alerts and the mind card use short sentences that lead with the consequence for your book.
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Landing page posters. Four illustrated sections show how the desk decides, argues with itself, learns, and respects your limits.
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Mind card v4. "Ready" appears only when the latest signal read confirms it.
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Far fewer desk sessions stumble on their first answer, budget notices are quieter, and the readiness report counts desk errors.
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Guidance can wait for a named event instead of expiring, the desk drafts rules from your own words, and standing watches raise fewer false alerts.
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The desk illustration at the end of the landing page (and in help's "Meet your desk") now shows all six roles as the same family of 3D figures: the Quant and Consult had been drawn as flat line icons next to the others, and a floating service bell hung over the Portfolio Manager.
Read the notesRelease 14
Tell your desk what you want in plain words and confirm what it understood, a Speculative posture for paper books, and one look and feel across the console.
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The desk can now be measured against a rules-only twin of itself.
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Every protected position now also has a stop resting at the broker.
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The welcome page was rebuilt to be read, not decoded.
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Day one is a real day. When you create a book, the desk starts researching straight away; as soon as you finish setting it up, the Portfolio Manager writes a first plan for that book instead of waiting for tomorrow's schedule.
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Which model runs each desk role is now decided by measurement, and the evidence page that compares signal blends is stricter and easier to read.
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Every screen that fails says what happened and what to do, an open tab survives an update, and Consult keeps a question you send while it is still answering.
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The help center is public. Anyone can read every help article and search them without signing in; the pages open in a visitor frame with a sign-in link instead of the console navigation.
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The Algorithms page is rebuilt around the blend, and a second-generation signal blend runs in the background until the evidence says it is ready.
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The Portfolio Manager trades to the posture you chose, Quant suggestions you keep are acknowledged instead of quietly edited, and each book gets one daily AI budget.
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A new public landing page with a waitlist, an illustrated cast for the desk's roles, and a mind card on the Overview that says what the desk is watching and why.
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Stops keep being watched when the broker connection breaks, a data vendor outage no longer cancels a session, and a stop set too tight is widened instead of refused.
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Loss halts and order caps now scale with the size of your book.
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