What we shipped

Trades wait for a broker to finish signing in

A signal that arrived while a browser broker (Fidelity, Chase, SoFi, WellsTrade) was still signing in used to fire the trade straight into the half-open browser, which came back as an authentication failure. Trades from your cloud strategies now queue until the broker is actually signed in, then go through on their own. No failed order, no retrigger needed.

Selling a Robinhood stock across all your accounts now works

Selling with the whole Robinhood broker selected now sells in every account that holds the stock, not just the first one.

Selling a whole share now closes a fractional leftover

A sell for 1 share when you only hold 0.93 used to fail. It now sells the 0.93 you actually have.

IBKR stop loss no longer lands at the entry price

IBKR options could place the stop loss at or near the entry price after computing it wrong. It is now calculated correctly.

SoFi handles multiple captchas in a row

SoFi can now clear captchas dynamically, even when several have to be solved before it signs in.

Robinhood sign-in works again after you approve it

Approving the sign-in on your phone now completes properly instead of failing with an error a moment later.

Improved AI parsing

Alerts naming two trades now fire both, sells and trims with a price at the end read that price, and the Gemini parser closes correctly.

Webull connects instead of failing every time

Fixed Webull failing every connection with a could-not-reach error.

Robinhood shows the texted-code prompt

Robinhood accounts that use a texted code can enter it at sign-in.

WellsTrade recovers after a night crash

WellsTrade recovers on its own after a crash instead of staying down until the next restart.

Chase browser setup no longer hangs on startup

Fixed Chase's one-time browser setup hanging on startup.

Chase trades show up in your analytics again

Chase trades were filling but never reaching your trade history on some machines. They are now recorded correctly.

Chase recovers instead of getting stuck for good

A single slow start used to leave Chase unable to open its browser ever again. It now recovers on its own and keeps working.

SoFi stops posting made-up profit numbers

When a SoFi sell hit several accounts at once, all but the first reported profit and loss against a placeholder price instead of the real entry. Each account is now tracked on its own, so the numbers are real.

Memecoins with longer ticker symbols are no longer rejected

A safety check meant for stock symbols capped every ticker at eight characters, which quietly threw out memecoin signals whose symbols run longer. Memecoin and crypto tickers are now allowed the length they actually need, so those signals go through.

Solana memecoin trades reach the broker again

Solana trades were being sent to addresses that no longer existed, so every one came back not-found and nothing was placed. The app now calls the correct addresses, and the wallet key you paste is read correctly no matter its format, so Solana memecoin buys and sells go through as expected.

Minimum profit now reads as a percentage everywhere

The minimum-profit setting is a percentage, but one label and its example described it as a dollar amount, so a value entered as dollars was actually applied as a percent. The labels, the example, and the skip message now all say percent, matching what the setting has always done.

Clearer message when a subscription payment doesn't go through

If your subscription lapses for a payment reason (past due, unpaid, or canceled), the app now says so directly and points you to the dashboard to reactivate, instead of showing a generic connection or license error.

Clearer strategy editor

The editor's help now leads with small animated diagrams that show what each setting actually does, with tightened wording throughout.

Cleaner retrigger menu

The retrigger menu keeps the direction and target broker pinned at the top while the stock preview scrolls, and the broker picker collapses into a single dropdown instead of a long stack of rows.

Tooltips scroll instead of running off-screen

A tall tooltip now caps its height and scrolls inside itself, so the help diagram and text stay on screen.

Spread and option trades that Tradier rejects now tell you why

When Tradier turned down a spread or option order, the trade card only said the request failed with no reason. Tradier's actual explanation was being thrown away before it reached you. The card now shows what Tradier said, so a rejected spread tells you the real cause.

Slippage protection on with no value no longer rejects every trade

If you switched slippage protection on but cleared the value, IBKR rejected every order on that strategy. Clearing the value now simply turns the protection off, and any strategy already in that broken state heals itself.

Orders show Submitted until the broker actually fills them

An order now shows Submitted and settles into filled or rejected only when the broker confirms, instead of instantly claiming Bought or Sold. This now covers IBKR entries too: a limit order placed away from the market used to show as bought the moment it was sent, even while it sat unfilled. It now shows Submitted, flips to Filled with the real fill price when it executes, and shows a clear failure if it is cancelled or rejected.

IBKR slippage protection reads the signal's price, not the padded limit

If you add a limit offset, slippage now measures how far the signal's price is from the market, not the offset-padded price you send the order at, so it stops rejecting trades over your own padding. And a slippage rejection is now a clean rejection instead of being mistaken for a fill.

Manual trades show as a single card in Activity

Trades placed from the Trade panel, a basket, a portfolio sell, or fractional cleanup now group into one Activity card instead of scattering into loose rows.

RSA and IBKR fills now reach the dashboard

Executions from the bundled RSA and IBKR brokers were silently failing to report, so the dashboard's Recent Fills only ever showed closed trades. Those fills now record correctly.

RSA sell and close alerts are honored

RSA close and sell alerts were being dropped with no way to switch them back on. They now process by default, and the Protections tab is visible for RSA so you can control them.

RSA reverse-split and round-up alerts now trade

A reverse-split or round-up alert is now read as a buy, even with a do-your-own-research disclaimer attached. Previously these were treated as chatter and ignored.

WellsTrade no longer stops trading your other accounts when one is blocked

If one WellsTrade account was blocked from online trading by Wells Fargo, for example a banned account that shows online trading is unavailable, the bot got stuck on it and never placed the trade in your remaining accounts, so a signal only filled a few of them. It now spots that account, skips it, and moves on, so the rest of your accounts trade normally.

SoFi no longer drops one of your logins after a session refresh

When a SoFi session expired and several parts of the app tried to re-authenticate it at once, they collided and one login could get torn down mid-recovery, so the Portfolio showed only one of your two SoFi logins. Re-authentication is now serialized per login, so a login is kept instead of dropped.

SoFi clears its own sign-in checkbox when a session expires

When a SoFi login timed out and had to sign back in, SoFi sometimes showed its verify-you-are-human checkbox. On that path the app used to just notice the checkbox and give up, so the login never came back. It now clicks the checkbox itself the same way it does on a first sign-in, so an expired login recovers on its own. If SoFi escalates to a harder challenge it still hands you the browser to finish it.

SoFi and Fidelity stop asking for a code they already handle

When an account uses an authenticator app, the bot generates the rolling code itself. Fidelity was still popping the enter-your-code box during that automatic step, asking you for a code you did not need to type. That box no longer appears for codes the bot handles on its own.

BBAE and DSPAC stop showing connected while every trade fails

BBAE and DSPAC could show a login as ready from a saved sign-in that had actually expired, so the card looked connected but every order failed. They now check for a live session before trading and quietly sign back in when the saved one has lapsed, instead of trusting a stale ready flag.

Robinhood stops the re-login storm on flaky retries

On a transient hiccup during a trade, the Robinhood broker was doing a full re-login before every retry, per account, burning its retry budget and flooding the log. It now only re-logs in when the session has genuinely expired and backs off and retries otherwise. Proxy strings also render correctly in the logs now.

Fidelity stays signed in instead of logging in over and over

Fidelity could sign in fine, then refresh a few times and sign in again, looping like that for hours and eventually showing offline. It was reading your positions right after login, and when that read came back empty the app treated a healthy, signed-in account as dead and started over. That read is now reliable, so once Fidelity is in it stays in. If reading positions ever does fail, the broker log now spells out exactly why instead of failing silently.

Robinhood buys go through on thin tickers instead of erroring out

A Robinhood market order on a ticker with no live quote at that moment used to fail with a cryptic error and retry itself several times for nothing. It now prices the order itself and sends it as a limit, so the trade actually lands. If no price can be found anywhere, it fails once with a clear reason instead of a confusing error.

A closing options trade that filled will never show as an error

When a Tradier option sell filled at the broker but a follow-up step hiccuped, the app used to show a red error and no fill, even though the position had actually closed. A confirmed fill is now always reported as filled, so what you see matches what happened at the broker.

An options strategy no longer trades a spread by mistake

A message that clearly describes a spread, like a put spread or an iron condor, is now only acted on by a Spreads strategy. An Options or Stocks strategy watching the same channel will skip it instead of trying to trade one leg of it.

Keyword filters now match whole words, not fragments

A must-contain keyword was matching on partial text, which could let signals through that you meant to block. Matching is tighter now, so your keyword rules do what they say.

Sells that close nothing show No action instead of a fake fill

On IBKR and Tradier, a sell or trim that had no matching position to close used to pop up as a green Filled. It now shows a neutral No action card with the broker's own reason, so you are never told a trade happened when it did not.

An empty OK from IBKR no longer counts as a fill

IBKR could answer a trade with a blank success and no order behind it, and the app took that as Filled even though nothing was placed. A trade now only reads as filled when IBKR actually confirms one. A blank answer is treated as no order placed, with a note to check the strategy's slippage setting and that your IBKR connection is up, and the alert stays free to fire again once it is fixed.

A trim on IBKR can no longer accidentally flip you short

When a trim on IBKR closed the whole position instead of part of it, the leftover stop-loss could keep working against a position you no longer held and fire, opening a short. After a trim fills, the app now re-checks that exact contract with the broker and, if it is actually flat, cancels that trade's own stop and take-profit so nothing is left resting. It only touches the trimmed contract, so other strikes on the same ticker are untouched.

An IBKR trade with a blank stop or take-profit no longer errors out

A strategy that left its Stop Loss or Take Profit box empty could make an IBKR trade fail with a confusing error and place nothing. An empty stop or take-profit is now read as off, so the trade goes through as intended.

Sign-in prompts appear reliably again

The Cloudflare check, app-approval, manual-login, and two-factor prompts now surface consistently across brokers when a sign-in needs your input, instead of getting stuck with nothing shown.

Closing a spread from a vague message keeps the right expiration

When you post a plain close-it style message for a spread, the app now carries over the expiration from the open it remembers, so it closes the contract you actually hold. A missing expiration is treated as missing rather than a real date.

A broker that times out on a trade now resolves instead of spinning forever

When a broker took too long to answer and the trade timed out, the broker's row could sit on dispatching with no result, looking stuck. It now closes out with a clear message that the order may not have been placed, so the row resolves and the alert is still free to re-fire.

Re-check on the cloud-sync banner actually retries the sign-in now

When strategies could not sync because of a brief cloud outage, the Re-check button only re-read the same error and did nothing. It now genuinely reconnects to the cloud, shows its progress while it works, and clears the banner once it is back, instead of leaving you clicking with no effect.

A whole-broker manual trade reaches every login, not just the first

Placing a manual trade against a multi-login broker like Chase or Fidelity now sends it to all of your logins. Sub-account chips are also scoped to their own login so you are picking from the right accounts.

Chase and Fidelity fan out across accounts unless you pick one

A trade sent to Chase or Fidelity without a specific login targeted now goes to every account, and only pins to one when you deliberately choose it.

Chase shows the SMS code box when it asks for a text code

Chase sometimes routes sign-in to an enter-your-code text-message page instead of an in-app push. The app now detects that page and shows the code input, and it accepts Chase's 8-character letter-and-number codes.

Fidelity stops reporting a live account as signed out

Fidelity no longer tears down a healthy session or trades with a stale two-factor secret, so an account that is actually signed in is no longer stuck reporting session expired and refusing to trade.

Fidelity stops falsely reporting sign-in failed after a column rename

Fidelity changed the capitalization of the headers in its positions export, which broke the app's read of your holdings and surfaced as a bogus sign-in-failed, even though sign-in had worked and the data downloaded fine. The app now matches those columns regardless of casing, so a future header tweak will not break it, and it logs the real reason if a read ever does fail instead of blaming sign-in.

Fidelity no longer hangs forever on a fresh sign-in mid-trade

If Fidelity had to sign back in during a trade and then landed on a blank or half-loaded page, the trade could hang with no timeout and leave a submitting spinner that never resolved until the app gave up minutes later. Fidelity now fails fast on a wedged page and reports a clear result, so the trade ends properly instead of stalling.

Wellstrade recovers a stuck Starting browser sign-in

A wedged browser launch that left an account stuck forever, where Cancel did nothing, can now be cancelled, so a hung start no longer strands the account.

Wellstrade recovers on its own when its trade page loads blank or stale

Wellstrade's site sometimes comes up with the trade form missing or a page that never finishes loading, which used to make trades go silent or get refused as Unknown Account. It now waits a sensible amount of time, refreshes and retries, and restarts the browser and signs back in if needed, before giving up with a plain-English reason. Its hourly browser refresh also signs back in properly now, instead of quietly coming back logged out.

Wellstrade can read your holdings again to place sells

A new fixed footer on Wellstrade's site was covering the link the app clicks to read your positions, so holdings came back empty and every sell was refused. The app now works around the overlay, so it can see your positions and sell them.

Public keeps all your sub-accounts through a token refresh

Public rotates its account id on every token refresh, which could quietly collapse a multi-account scan down to one account mid-way. The scan survives the refresh now, so every sub-account is read.

Public round-up shares read as consolidating, not new buys

Round-up, reward, and corporate-action shares show up as position adjustments now, so fractional cleanup treats them correctly instead of mistaking them for purchases.

Public stops getting wedged on a corrupt saved session

If Public's saved session got corrupted by a crash or a sync race, the next start could fail to sign that account in until the file was cleared by hand. Public now saves its session safely and recovers a bad one on its own by signing in fresh, so it stops getting stuck.

Robinhood signs itself back in and shows the app-approval prompt

Robinhood could fail to sign back in on its own and never show the approve-in-your-Robinhood-app prompt, because it looked like a brand-new device on every re-login and got challenged each time. It now remembers the device across sign-ins so it stops re-challenging, and surfaces the app-approval prompt when it does need you. It also learns which of your accounts are closed or restricted and skips them, so those stop causing errors on every trade.

Robinhood sub-dollar orders actually fill now

On cheap, sub-dollar stocks, Robinhood's backup limit price could land just above the ask and never fill. It now prices those orders to cross the spread using Robinhood's real price increments, so sub-dollar buys go through instead of resting unfilled.

Brokers reach the cloud again on machines with an out-of-date security store

On some machines with a stale Windows certificate store, a couple of brokers could not reach our servers and failed with a certificate-expired error even though everything was current on our side. Those brokers now use their own bundled, up-to-date certificates, so they connect regardless of the machine's state.

The AI parser is even better at closing positions from vague messages

Closing from memory already worked, and it now handles more of the messy cases. A close that names only a price, for example “out of LRCX at $8.40”, or a spread named by month only, now recovers the strike, type, and expiration from your matching open position, and picks the most recent one if you scaled into the same ticker more than once.

The version badge in the corner stays on one tidy line

The version readout at the bottom of the sidebar had grown to wrap onto two lines and look cramped. It now shows the version cleanly with the build channel as a small tag beside it, and stays on a single line no matter how high the build number climbs.

The Portfolio page shows every account on a broker, not just one

If you had more than one login on the same broker (several Public or Robinhood accounts, for example), the Positions list could show only one of them, or load only some brokers on a refresh. It now keeps every login's holdings from a single fetch and shows them all, with each position tied to the account that holds it. Logins that genuinely need a fresh sign-in show up as their own row instead of going missing.

A broker's totals no longer multiply when you have several accounts on it

A broker with multiple accounts could show wildly inflated numbers in the broker list and on its card, thousands of positions and many times your real balance, because the same holdings were counted once per account. The counts and dollar totals now reflect your real holdings, counted once.

Sell everything no longer sends duplicate orders on multi-account brokers

The bulk Sell everything action could fire the same sell several times for one holding when a broker had multiple accounts configured. It now sends exactly one order per holding.

Slow brokers stop getting dropped from the Portfolio page

Brokers that take a while to return holdings (the browser-based ones like Wellstrade can take minutes) were timed out and dropped while faster brokers loaded. Each broker now gets a load time based on how long it actually takes, so the slow ones get the room they need. The refresh spinner is also clearly visible in dark mode, and refreshing one broker shows a single confirmation instead of one per account.

Telegram strategies match channels set up by name again

If your strategy watched a channel by its name or @handle instead of the numeric id, incoming messages could stop matching and the strategy went quiet. It now matches on the id, the name, or the @handle, so older setups fire again.

Telegram recovers when a channel silently goes dead

A Telegram connection could keep reading for days and then quietly stop receiving with no error, so signals just stopped arriving. The app now notices a silent dead connection and reconnects on its own.

Sells with nothing to close now read as No action, not Filled

A trim or sell signal for a position you do not hold, for example a “take a trim” message when nothing was ever bought, could show up as a Filled notification even though no order was placed. On IBKR and Tradier, those now show as a clear, neutral No action card with the reason, so it reads as the bot correctly doing nothing rather than a fill or an error.

All your Fidelity and Chase logins now trade, not just the first

If you had more than one Fidelity or Chase login, an automatic signal only ever traded the first one and silently skipped the rest. A single signal now fans out to every login you have added. Targeting one specific account by hand still sends to just that account.

Tradier option orders no longer fail with an opaque error

Tradier option buys were failing outright with no fill because the strike price was being sent in the wrong format. It now goes out in the format Tradier expects, so those orders go through.

Public shows the 2FA code box when you sign in

Clicking Sign In for Public could show a red sign-in-failed with nowhere to enter your code, even though the same login worked fine at startup. The code box now appears for an on-demand sign-in too, and since Public texts the code, the prompt says “texted” instead of “emailed”.

Public round-up shares are flagged as Consolidating, so they are not sold by mistake

When a Public reward or round-up share consolidates into a whole share, Public gives it no purchase date, so it slipped past the Consolidating check and showed up as plain sellable dust. The app now recognizes these round-up and corporate-action shares directly, marks them Consolidating, and keeps both the cleanup bot and bulk-sell from touching them.

Public stops dropping accounts when its session refreshes mid-load

While loading holdings across several Public sub-accounts, a normal session refresh (Public refreshes its login roughly every 15 minutes) could knock the load onto the wrong account and report only one account for some logins. Public now keeps its place through a refresh and recovers a single account's lapse without losing the rest, so all your accounts report on the first try.

Brokers no longer show offline while your trades are going through

Interactive Brokers could show a red offline card even while it was filling your orders normally. A background check that just reads your account balance was being treated as the whole connection failing. That check failing no longer flips the card to offline, so the status matches what is actually happening.

Selecting a whole account no longer sends the order several times

On brokers that place one order across all your sub-accounts at once (Wellstrade, SoFi, Fidelity, Chase), choosing the full login could still fire a duplicate order in some cases. It now sends a single order and the broker spreads it across your funded accounts.

Fidelity sign-in is more reliable through its bot protection

A handful of accounts were still being blocked at the Fidelity login even after the last fix, where the password screen rejected the sign-in before it went through. Sign-in now behaves more like a real browser you have used before, so it gets past Fidelity's bot check far more consistently, including over a proxy.

Wellstrade no longer double-buys on a repeated signal

On Wellstrade, a signal that fired again could buy a second share because the app checked how many shares you already held before the count had finished loading, so it saw zero and bought again. It now waits for the real holding to load before deciding, so a repeat signal correctly skips a position you already have.

Per-trader signal filters work on Discord again

If you route signals to different strategies based on who posted them, the filter had stopped recognizing the Discord author, so every matching strategy blocked the trade and nothing went through. It now reads the author correctly and routes the trade to the right strategy.

Queued orders no longer show as filled

Wellstrade and IBKR could report a trade as Filled when the order had only been queued, or when a sell closed nothing at all. An order now shows Submitted until the broker confirms, and only turns to Filled once it actually executes.

Selecting a whole account no longer sends the order multiple times

On brokers that place a trade across all your sub-accounts at once (Wellstrade, SoFi, Fidelity, Chase), picking the full login fired one order per sub-account, multiplying the trade. It now sends a single order and the broker spreads it across your funded accounts. This also clears the “No trades were executed” failures on Wellstrade.

Telegram strategies fire on your own posts

If you watch a channel you also post in, your own messages were being ignored, the channel sometimes did not match, and the feed showed a raw chat number instead of the channel name. All three are fixed, so posting in your own channel now triggers the trade and shows the real name.

Non-signal messages no longer look like errors

A message that is not a trade signal, for example “hello test”, used to show up as a Could not parse error. It now reads as Not a trade signal, skipped, and any skipped or filtered message shows which chat and message it came from.

Fennel shows the right accounts per login

If you run more than one Fennel login, every login was listing all of your accounts at once. Each login now shows only the accounts that belong to it.

Smoother notifications panel

The notifications drawer no longer stutters when it opens or while you scroll through a long list.

Clearer cards for filtered signals

Each card now shows the real source logo (Discord, Telegram, TradingView), the channel and the message that came in, and a plain reason it was skipped. Repeating status updates like “Market's closed, runs 9:30” no longer post over and over on every check.

Fidelity sign-in works again

Fidelity had started blocking logins behind its bot protection, so sign-in would fail before it even submitted your password. Sign-in now gets through reliably, including when you log in through a proxy.

SoFi sign-in is clearer and more robust

Manual sign-in no longer fails asking for an authenticator setup key, and tells you the real reason if it does not complete. If you run more than one SoFi login, all of them open on startup instead of only the first, and there is a one-click reset for an account stuck behind a bot wall.

Wellstrade retries a flaky sign-in

A flaky sign-in is now retried automatically a few times before giving up, instead of failing your trade on the first bad attempt. When Wellstrade genuinely needs a fresh code texted to your phone, you get a clear sign-in-again prompt rather than a silent failure.

Public rides out a brief outage

A short outage on Public's side was being mistaken for an expired login, which set off a wave of re-logins and rejected the trade. Short outages are now retried instead, without touching your session.

Public now trades all your accounts

If you had more than one Public account, some trades only went through on one of them, and your balance could look off. Both are fixed now.

Match by keyword position sizing works

A strategy that sizes by keyword, for example a bigger size when the alert says “swing” and smaller for “scalp”, now resolves the matching rule at trade time instead of always using your default size.

Turning keyword sizing on no longer changes your order type

Switching Match by keyword on used to silently flip a Limit order to Market, and leave it on Market when you turned it back off. The two settings are now independent.

Memecoin strategies place trades again

A Solana memecoin strategy used to fail every trade with a missing-token error because the contract details were not being sent. Strategy memecoin trades now send the right token and route, matching the manual Memecoins panel.

Memecoin dip-buy and retry settings take effect

The dip-buy mode, percentage, and timer, plus retry-on-timeout, are now sent to the broker instead of being saved and ignored.

IBKR extended-hours trading respects your choice

The extended-hours toggle on an IBKR strategy now actually allows or blocks pre and post-market orders. It was previously forced off no matter what you set.

STG block-exit and short-locate guardrails are enforced

The block-exit threshold and short-locate threshold you set on an STG or Cobra strategy now reach the broker, so the guardrails behave as configured.

Server-side process-sell and minimum-profit are enforced

A server-side strategy with sells turned off no longer dispatches close alerts, and alerts below your minimum-profit threshold are now skipped. When an alert is blocked you see why in the activity feed.

The SMS code prompt shows up the first time you add a Public account

You no longer have to save, restart, and reopen for the text-message code box to appear. It now comes up as soon as you add the account.

Fidelity sign-in no longer hangs after you enter a texted code

When Fidelity sends a code by text instead of an app approval, typing it in now signs you in. Before, the code was rejected and sign-in stuck on Checking your session.

Turning auto-update on after a download finishes now installs it

If an update finished downloading while auto-update was off and you switched it on afterward, the ready update used to just sit there. Flipping the toggle on now installs the waiting update.

No more terminal windows when updating

Installing an update used to flash several black command windows on screen while the app closed and came back. The update now runs completely hidden, start to finish.

The app always reopens after an update

Even if an install runs into a problem, the app reopens instead of leaving you with nothing on screen.

Lower AI cost when strategies share a channel

When several strategies watch the same channel, the bot reads each message once instead of once per strategy, lowering AI cost and rate-limit errors for anyone running many strategies on one source.

Sell actions run each broker once

Sell all, Sell everything, and fractional cleanup now run each broker once. Brokers like Robinhood, Public, and SoFi already sell across all your accounts in one call, so the extra per-account runs just came back as harmless noise.

Pasted proxies are accepted more broadly

A proxy written as user:pass@host:port with no prefix is now normalized before it is sent to a broker, so stricter brokers like Public stop rejecting it.

Cleaner AI tab and signal-filter cards

The AI options read more easily, the mislabeled control is now “Avoid stacking the same ticker”, and long trader names and keywords no longer overflow the filter rule cards.

Ticker-only exits close the right contract

Exit signals that only name a ticker, for example “Out of LRCX at $8.40”, now reliably close the right contract by matching it to your original buy, instead of failing because the strike was not in the message. This also covers vague spread closes like “out of the SPY spreads”, which now rebuild every leg from memory and sell as an exit.

A sell is never misread as a buy when AI selling is off

A follow-up scale-out like “Stopped out 50%” used to come back as a buy and open a fresh position against the one you were closing. It now reads the text directly and treats it as an exit.

Discord backfill never places a trade

Reconnecting recovers recent message history for context, but only live messages that arrive while a strategy is active can fire an order, so a restart no longer re-fires old messages.

Your own Discord messages are read again

Posting a test signal into a channel yourself used to be silently ignored. It now flows through the normal parse and dispatch path.

Trades no longer dropped on an unexpected price format

Fixed options, stock, and crypto trades occasionally being dropped or sent at market when the AI returned the price in an unexpected format.

The TradingView alert Fix button works on every plan

It now works on all paid and trial plans, flips to Ready the moment it is done instead of spinning, and long alert lists scroll properly.

The Discord channel picker stays responsive

Even when you type a common letter in a server with thousands of channels.

Public fractional cleanup waits long enough

Public's round-up hold is now a full month to match how long it actually takes, so cleanup does not sell into a fresh leftover.

Fractional cleanup stays quiet overnight

It no longer fills the log while idle.

Help links point to the new support site

IBKR stops and targets anchor to your fill price

Stop-loss and take-profit now anchor to the price you actually filled at, not the alert price, so a stop no longer lands far from where it should. Also fixed step-trim levels silently turning off and the position monitor failing to reconnect on a paper session.

IBKR no longer stacks a position on a mis-read exit

Repaired the repeat-buy protection for SPX options, so a mis-read exit can no longer stack a position on the same contract.

Fennel reports a real result for every account

Fennel no longer reports a trade as filled when nothing was placed, and now shows what happened on each account. Sub-account chips are also scoped to the login that owns them.

Fennel routes manual trades to all your accounts

Not just the first one.

Chase, Fidelity, WellsTrade, and SoFi get manual sign-in

Each adds a sign-in-by-hand flow and a clear-browser-data action. Chase also hands its in-app approval prompt to the app and tells you to approve the sign-in on your phone.

SoFi stops retrying an invalid order

It now remembers an “order quantity must be positive” rejection as untradable instead of retrying it.

Tradier shows the right profit and loss on Trade Closed

Fixed the sign and color being flipped on the Trade Closed notification.

The app reopens on the new version after an automatic update

When an update installed while the app was already open, the install would finish but the app sometimes never reopened, leaving you with nothing on screen until you launched it again by hand. It now relaunches itself once the install completes.

No more repeated reinstalls of the same version

If an install did not take, the app could keep reinstalling the same build over and over. It now stops after one failed attempt instead of looping.

No more stray black command windows

The brief command windows that could flash on screen while the app was closing or updating are now hidden.

Robinhood, SoFi, and Fennel show your real account value

These brokers were reporting only your cash or buying power as the account total and leaving out the stocks you hold, so a $4,000 account could show as $457. Each account's value is now your cash plus the value of its positions.

Foreign stocks no longer show as dollars

A position priced in another currency, for example a Korean stock in won, is now labeled in its own currency instead of with a dollar sign, and it no longer distorts your dollar totals or per-position P&L.

Fidelity positions show a real cost and gain again

Holdings were showing a $0.00 average cost and a gain equal to the whole position value. When a cost basis is available it is now used, and when the broker cannot provide one, the position shows no gain rather than a made-up one.

SoFi clears its security challenge on its own

When SoFi shows a verify-you-are-human check, the app now clears it for you automatically, and backs off if the site changes its check, so sign-in keeps working without you stepping in.

Chase no longer gets stuck approving an order

Fixed the trade step that picks the in-app approval option, which had started failing on Chase's new screens and could leave an order stuck before it was placed.

Your P&L history now follows you to a new install

After reinstalling or moving to a new machine, the app loads your full trade history from your account on first launch, instead of showing only the trades that happen while it is open.

The P&L chart's dates now match your real trades

The time labels under the chart and the hover tooltip now reflect the dates you are actually viewing, instead of placeholder values.

Notifications no longer leave a stray tooltip on screen

The updater no longer flashes a false “update available”

After a manual check that found nothing, the widget could briefly show an update that was not there.

Update downloads are more reliable

Fixed a case where an update could fail partway through downloading.

Public reports a result for each sub-account

Brokerage, IRA, and Roth each report their own outcome, so an order rejected on one account (for example an unfunded one) shows up instead of hiding behind a single result for the whole login.

SoFi lets you clear challenges yourself

When a security or captcha challenge appears, the browser stays open so you can solve it, and you get a Discord heads-up when it needs you. Running several accounts is smoother and less likely to get flagged.

Chase has more reliable sign-in and order confirmation

Handles the extra confirmation prompt after placing an order and recovers better from session hiccups.

Automatic updates are off by default on new installs

When you turn them on, updates now install while the app is idle, with no trades running, instead of interrupting you.

SoFi uses a visible browser for sign-in

More reliable sign-in, and it only opens a browser when it actually needs to log in, not on every trade.

Fixed an update loop that could roll back to an older build

Discord auto-selling history now survives a restart

Fractional cleanup no longer gets stuck on tiny positions

It now skips positions it cannot sell instead of retrying them forever.

Broker activity logs update in real time again

SoFi reliability round

Recovers from a mid-trade sign-out, skips and remembers orders below SoFi's $5 minimum, and falls back to a limit order when a market order is rejected.

Wellstrade no longer silently skips sells

It now retries reading your share count before giving up.

Close an option even when the image has no readable strike

The app matches the contract you already hold by ticker, expiration, and type.

The notifications drawer opens instantly

Closing the app shuts everything down cleanly

Quitting no longer leaves broker processes running in the background.

Fractional cleanup scheduling is trustworthy

Clearer about when it runs and what it touches, and it stays out of the way of your other trades.

Manual trades to RSA brokers go through

They are no longer rejected.

The schedule editor has a clear Remove schedule action

Fixed a flickering tooltip on the Portfolio page

When opening the broker filter.

Telegram is quieter in the activity log

Robinhood stays signed in per account

No more repeated re-logins.

Public loads all your sub-accounts on launch

Brokerage, IRA, and Roth.

SoFi handles delisted stocks and price limits

It remembers stocks that can no longer be traded and falls back to a limit order when a market order is rejected.

Tradier no longer crashes on startup

Wellstrade starts up reliably

Risk tab with a portfolio risk score

A new Risk tab gives you a 0 to 100 risk score plus concentration analysis, your top-holding impact, broker exposure, and cash-buffer health.

Sell everything in one click

A Universal Sell action places a market sell for every open position across all your brokers at once, after a confirmation.

Export your whole portfolio to CSV

Save every position (broker, account, ticker, quantity, average cost, market value, and profit and loss) to a timestamped spreadsheet file.

Powerful filtering

Search by ticker, filter by broker, show only winners or losers, and hide dust below a minimum dollar value, in a cleaner toolbar.

Fractional cleanup with a clearer preview

Before a cleanup runs you see which positions will be sold with estimated proceeds and loss-harvest potential, with per-broker breakdowns.

Per-account fetch status and trade-in-progress visibility

You can see which accounts succeeded or are retrying, and the app defers a refresh while a broker is mid-trade.