Speak your idea into the Strategy Builder
A microphone button transcribes what you say into the input box, and on mobile the chat, streaming code and backtests now sit in one combined view.
10–16 August 2026
A rebuilt Strategy Builder composer, more accurate backtests, ACH credit top-ups and a shorter identity check.
Published
A microphone button transcribes what you say into the input box, and on mobile the chat, streaming code and backtests now sit in one combined view.
Trades display in your local time, single-asset backtests run against the strategy's own asset, and idle cash uses the current high-yield rate pulled from the broker.
Strategy controls are open to everyone, laid out in a consistent table with configurable percentages.
Portfolio value and equity charts count closed positions as well as open ones, so the dashboard total, strategy chart and weekly email line up with your brokerage account.
Memos open in a full-screen editor where a typed instruction or a highlighted passage drives the revision and the result downloads as a PDF, and agent research can start from your own prompt and files.
Pasting an id or a slug resolves to one marketplace page, public pages go live within minutes of approval with an email to the creator, and private ones show a clear explainer.
US customers with a linked bank can top up credits from a confirmation dialog, with credits added right away and in-app and email alerts if a transfer later fails to clear.
The Documents step now lists only what is still needed, mobile ID uploads can come from the camera, photo library or files, and disclosures are consolidated into fewer checkboxes.
A short set of scored risk questions runs in both onboarding and preferences, sectors are picked directly with no three-sector cap, and asset classes the platform cannot trade are gone.
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