What’s new
Every release, newest first. Small entries as well as large ones — a changelog that only reports the big features is a changelog nobody can use to check whether their problem was fixed.
Version 0.9.0
Indicator sets
- Sets: keep the indicators you read a market with under a name, and put them on any chart in one press. They are a shelf of their own in the indicator list now, above Favourites.
- Eight sets come with the app — Trend follower, Mean reversion, Volume reader, Ichimoku, Smart money, Session trader, Macro calendar, and a Bare chart that takes every indicator off and leaves your drawings alone.
- Using a set replaces what is on the chart, with a switch to add on top instead, and an Undo on every press.
- A set carries indicators and nothing else — never the market, the timeframe or the lines you have drawn. That is what a saved file is for, and it is why any set goes onto any chart.
Version 0.8.0
Drawing settings, and colours that stay put
- Every drawing gets its settings on a bar rather than in a panel, so the chart under it stays visible while you change it.
- A grid colour you chose is the one that comes back after a reload.
- The grid is painted with the background, so it sits behind the candles instead of over them.
- A bar wears one session colour, taken from the session it opened in.
- The bin asks before it empties, and locking a drawing means the same thing in both menus.
Version 0.7.0
Smart money from a frame you drag, and a second window
- Frame a stretch of chart and get the smart-money structure inside it — breaks, order blocks and the lines between them.
- Quasimodo has a button of its own rather than sharing one, and lives with the other shapes.
- A second monitor gets a real second window that says where the first one is looking, instead of a smaller grid.
- The chart works on a phone again.
Version 0.6.0
Minute data, and a chart that says what it is
- A minute file is read a few months at a time, and an import that will take a minute says so while it does.
- A weekend is measured in hours rather than in steps, so a gap over one is the length it really was.
- A timeframe is a length now, not one of eight fixed names — build the interval you actually trade.
- Two indicators can no longer share a name and expect to be told apart.
Version 0.5.0
Layouts become files, one per market
- A layout used to follow you from market to market. It is a file about one market now, with its own drawings, indicators and split.
- Free allowances stopped resetting when you reload — what a free chart gets is what it gets, and it is the same tomorrow.
- Session candles, hidden weekends, and a caption that says what the bars were built from.
- A position is named by which way it was taken.