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Changelog
What changed in each release of MyLinedChart, newest first. The current version is 1.0.71, released October 6, 2026. Version 1.0.71 is live on the Mac Installer, the Windows Installer and the Linux AppImage.
Version 1.0.71 (latest)
Positions, News and moving averages do more, and Share and feedback sit together in one menu.
- Positions: sort by any column and pick the columns you want, including day change, market value, P/L percent, realized P/L, percent of portfolio, account and currency.
- News opens in its own panel beside the chart, or as a tab in the AI panel, with every recent headline in a scrolling list.
- One MA indicator draws up to 20 lengths, each line in its own color.
- Your device's built-in AI can mark the key levels on your chart.
- Sign in with Apple, Google or Microsoft.
- Share, Rate, Visit website, Feature Requests and Bug Fix Requests sit together in your account menu, each with an icon.
- On a phone, Settings is in the toolbar's More menu.
- Menu bar commands open their panels again.
Version 1.0.68
Mac update failures now offer Retry directly in the app.
- Retry resumes an interrupted download when macOS provides resume data, or starts a fresh download.
- Update downloads allow more time for slow connections and record network error details for diagnosis.
Version 1.0.67
Windows Claude setup prepares the verified connector and shows the supported import steps in Claude Desktop Settings.
- The Windows button reveals the extension file without launching its registered file handler.
- Setup instructions explain importing the extension, accepting installation and starting a new chat.
Version 1.0.66
The Mac and Windows website editions improve live IBKR feeds and recovery when returning to the app.
- Matching charts share a live broker subscription instead of repeatedly requesting price history.
- Returning to the app or waking the computer immediately checks the connection while preserving the chart.
- Lost broker subscriptions reconnect and fill missing bars; maintained subscriptions stay connected.
- Each chart distinguishes live and delayed data, closed markets, missing permissions, and stalled feeds.
- Claude Desktop installation uses the verified connector packaged with the app and provides manual installation steps when opening the file fails.
Version 1.0.65
The Mac and Windows website editions reduce competing IBKR chart requests and improve recovery during broker interruptions.
- Matching chart requests share broker work, and foreground chart loads take priority over background refreshes.
- New chart selections replace obsolete queued requests without interrupting other charts.
- Continuous-futures daily refreshes include the current partial session instead of returning an empty one-day slice.
- IBKR service interruptions are tracked separately from the local TWS connection, preserving existing charts during recovery.
Version 1.0.63
The Mac and Windows website editions improve IBKR chart loading and instrument switching.
- Daily and hourly charts keep refreshing without entering the delay intended for small historical bars.
- Switching tickers clears the previous instrument's bars and headlines while the new chart loads.
- Empty history requests retry, and separate charts keep their own pending requests.
- Charts opened from positions retain the broker's exchange, currency and instrument type when the contract is unambiguous.
- Long history requests keep the Connector reachable and wait through the native request deadline.
- Switching tickers clears the previous instrument's timezone prompt.
Version 1.0.62
The website editions keep TWS charts updating and run the Connector inside MyLinedChart.
- Windows and Mac reuse one TWS connection after detecting its port.
- IBKR candles refresh automatically every 15 seconds while the chart is visible. A temporary interruption keeps the last good chart on screen.
- The Mac website installer contains one app. Its Connector starts in the background, and Start Connector retries from the Data Providers panel.
- TWS and IB Gateway still run separately. Store editions use their supported native providers, including IBKR OAuth.
Version 1.0.59
Ask your AI about the chart inside the app, see your positions beside it, and use the AI already built into your device.
- The AI built into your device explains your chart: Siri AI on iPhone, iPad and Mac, Gemini Nano on Android and Chromebook, Windows AI on Copilot+ PCs. On Apple devices, Siri can show a symbol or draw a line.
- A chat in the AI panel answers questions about the chart you are on, using your device's AI or the AI you connected. Your chats stay on your device.
- A News tab lists recent headlines for your symbol with their sources, and Share sends them on.
- A Positions panel lists your open IBKR and Composer positions next to the chart. Click one to load it, or star it to add it to your watchlist.
- Export any custom indicator as a TradingView Pine Script.
- Chart Data opens in the right-hand panel, and AI Headlines sits first in Indicators with its own legend row.
- Typing a ticker opens the search right under the ticker box.
- AI Headlines and the News tab work with nothing set up: linked headlines from a news search your device runs itself.
- Positions show IBKR's own last price and P/L for every holding.
- Futures charts show full daily history, and OKX charts go back five years. On the direct download, the IBKR Connector picks a free port by itself and reconnects to TWS or IB Gateway on its own.
- Fixed: your watchlist now shows on the iPhone and iPad widget and on Apple Watch.
- Fixed: signing in on a Mac could close the app.
- Fixed: a chart could show another symbol's prices after a reload or in a split layout, and a watchlist price that was missing read as a 100% loss.
- Fixed: daily charts in US time labelled each bar with the day before, and a chart now loads live data as soon as your data connection comes up.
- What's New shows once after each update, with Don't show again. A menu bar item on Mac and a tray icon on Windows open the site, a bug report or a feature request.
Version 1.0.58
AI Headlines now works the way it was meant to, and the chart stays on the provider you chose.
- AI Headlines works without a paid news account. If you have no news subscription and no news key, the card names the dates it wants and the AI you already have connected can fill them in. Until now those headlines were accepted and then quietly dropped.
- The dates on the AI Headlines markers are the dates of the bars they sit on. They could drift onto an older set of bars after the chart reloaded, which also sent broker and news-key headlines to the wrong bar.
- The chart goes back to the provider you chose. After a restart it could settle on a different connected provider and refuse to move.
Version 1.0.57
Every chart keeps its own market time, AI Headlines works without an extra key, and the app runs from the keyboard.
- Every chart reads in its own market's time. A Japanese, Singapore or European contract now shows Tokyo, Singapore or Frankfurt time, and the chart asks before switching. Until now it always used New York time over Interactive Brokers.
- AI Headlines can use the news from your own broker connection, or ask the AI you already have connected, so it no longer needs a separate news account.
- Composer by SoFi is in the provider list with every other provider, instead of its own separate box.
- The provider panel says plainly which provider the chart is using, and always offers the one you are not using.
- Your provider stays selected after you quit and reopen the app.
- Every panel opens from the View menu, and the chart's questions can be answered with the keyboard alone.
- Windows: a separate Microsoft Store build, and the watchlist widget for the Windows 11 widgets board.
- The status panel no longer covers the chart legend, Polygon and Massive are one entry, and the wording across the app is plainer.
Version 1.0.56
Your data provider stays put, and the time zone prompt asks about the right market.
- Interactive Brokers through TWS or IB Gateway stays selected after you quit and reopen the app.
- The time zone prompt waits for live data before asking, so it offers the market's own time, like Madrid for IBEX.
- A stock that shares a ticker with a future, like IBEX on Alpaca, no longer shows the futures exchange.
- The footer shows the time zone by name, like New York (EDT).
- Windows: the Connector inside the installer is current, so open positions show as lines on your charts.
Version 1.0.55
Fixes for the per-chart time zone prompt and non-US futures.
- The time zone prompt's Switch and Keep buttons now work, and it offers the right market time: Japan for N225M, Singapore for MSCI Singapore, Madrid for IBEX.
- Euro Stoxx 50 (ESTX50) loads again.
- Opening a futures symbol on a provider that doesn't carry it now says so plainly.
- Report a Problem lists your app version and your actual system version.
- Windows: the watchlist widget for the Windows 11 widget board ships in this installer.
Version 1.0.53
Each chart keeps its own time zone, your positions on your charts, AI headlines at your moving averages, Composer by SoFi, and a Windows widget.
- Each chart keeps its own time zone. Open a symbol from another market and the chart asks whether to switch to that market's time, like Japan time (JST) for N225M.
- New futures: N225M (Osaka), MSCI Singapore (SGX), Euro Stoxx 50 (Eurex) and IBEX (MEFF).
- With Interactive Brokers connected through the Connector, your open positions show as lines at your entry price. Turn them off in Chart Settings.
- Connect Composer by SoFi to see what you hold on your charts.
- New built-in indicator, AI Headlines at SMA dates: see the news from the day your 20, 50 and 200 day moving averages start, from your own Finnhub or Polygon account.
- Import a TradingView Pine Script: it keeps its name and opens in its own pane.
- Help, Report a Problem opens an email with your app version and a screenshot, and the app offers it after an unexpected close.
- Windows: a watchlist widget for the Windows 11 widget board (Windows 1.0.54 and later).
- Split screen charts now match colours and show readable candles on every pane.
Version 1.0.52
An AI settings button in the AI panel.
- After you close the AI setup, an AI settings button under the ask box brings it back, so connecting another AI app or adding a key is always one click away.
Version 1.0.51
Use the AI app you already have. No API key needed.
- The AI box now starts with connecting Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code Copilot or Codex, so you can use the AI you already pay for. Your own API key is still there as the second option.
Version 1.0.50
Subscription changes take effect right away in every app, and a steadier chart when a sign-in check runs during loading.
- When a subscription is cancelled, expires or is refunded, live data stops as soon as the app hears it, instead of after the offline grace period meant for lost connections.
- If your sign-in check changes while the chart is loading, the chart reloads its full history instead of showing a single candle.
Version 1.0.49
Your chart refreshes with fresh data after the app restarts or updates.
- Reopening the app, or letting it update itself, no longer leaves the chart on saved data marked Cached. The chart loads the latest candles from your provider straight away.
Version 1.0.48
Clearer AI connection status, and security hardening in every app and the IBKR Connector.
- Connect AI now says when it is checking your API key and, if the provider refuses it, exactly why.
- If your AI provider stops accepting a saved key, it is disconnected with a message instead of still showing Connected.
- Security updates across the apps, the website and the IBKR Connector.
- IBKR Connector 1.0.20.
Version 1.0.47
Exports are the file itself, and security groundwork in every app and the IBKR Connector.
- Export saves your .xlsx, .json or .csv directly, ready to open in a spreadsheet or hand to your AI. No more .zip to unpack, in every app and on the website.
- Every app and the IBKR Connector now recognise a second subscription-signing key, so we can replace ours without making you update first.
- The IBKR Connector installs its Python packages only when every file matches a pinned fingerprint.
- IBKR Connector 1.0.19.
Version 1.0.46
Security updates in every app and the IBKR Connector.
- Windows: the app only takes instructions from its own chart, and a page can only copy to the clipboard or go full screen.
- Every app and the IBKR Connector refuse a subscription token that claims to last far longer than the 24 hours ours do.
- Signing in to a desktop app no longer leaves a copy of your session behind once the app has it.
- IBKR Connector 1.0.18.
Version 1.0.45
Your watchlist on your wrist and on your Lock Screen.
- Apple Watch: a MyLinedChart app and watch-face complication show your watchlist, sent from your iPhone.
- Wear OS: a watchlist app, tile and watch-face slot, sent from your Android phone.
- iPhone: the watchlist widget can go on your Lock Screen.
- Watch prices are the last update sent from your phone, and sample data is labelled SAMPLE.
- The watchlist widget shows your list from the first launch, before you edit anything.
- Android: the symbol behind the chart is a faint watermark again instead of small black text over the candles.
Version 1.0.44
Security updates across every app, and proper panels on phones.
- On phones, Watchlist, Screener, Alerts and AI open as sheets from the bottom of the screen.
- Mac: the built-in updater installs only our own notarized release, downloaded from our release page.
- The IBKR Connector no longer accepts requests from web pages, and its status window no longer shows its access token.
- App Store and Google Play subscriptions are tied to the account that bought them.
- Mac App Store subscriptions now follow your account to your other devices.
- Sign-in links that did not come from a sign-in you started are ignored.
Version 1.0.43
Security updates for the desktop apps.
- Windows: automatic updates now install only if they carry our own code signature.
- Windows: the chart runs isolated from the parts of the app that can reach your computer, and the app moves to a current, supported Electron release.
- Mac: the built-in updater refuses to install a version older than the one you already have.
- The IBKR Connector's bundled Python components are updated past their published security advisories.
- The in-app upgrade screen now links to MyLinedChart's own Terms of Use.
Version 1.0.42
Fixes for phones and for the first launch.
- On phones, the top toolbar no longer runs off the edge of the screen. Alerts and Chart Data show as icons there.
- The first-run tour card fits on phone screens again, so Skip and Next are always reachable.
- The app no longer opens straight into an upgrade prompt when you are not signed in and had picked a data provider before.
- The bundled IBKR Connector now reports its actual version number.
Version 1.0.41
Search for symbols with Interactive Brokers.
Type a company name or a ticker and pick from the results, instead of having to know the exact symbol first. Picking a non-US listing now charts that listing, not the US one that happens to share the same letters.
Also in this update:
- Tickers stay upper case as you type them.
- Fixed futures contracts being rejected by the guard that stops one symbol's bars showing up on another.
- Fixed the price axis framing a different instrument after you drag it.
- A clearer message when the provider you picked cannot search.
Version 1.0.36
Interactive Brokers futures now work end to end.
Type ES, NQ, CL or GC and the app resolves the right exchange for you.
- Fixed live IBKR data being refused for everyone, including paying subscribers.
- Fixed the data provider reverting to a different one after every restart.
- Fixed a chart that stayed empty while bars were arriving.
- Fixed a price-axis zoom carrying over between instruments.
Version 1.0.19
Fixes a chart that could show another instrument's price history.
A cached series could be stitched onto the wrong symbol, so indicators and the price scale read from bars that were not the symbol on screen. The cache now refuses an unlabelled response and will not merge two symbols' bars.
Also: the indicator count no longer reads zero when a formula indicator is on the chart, Pine Script files can be imported and converted to a formula, and the indicator editor no longer reports an error on an empty form.
Version 1.0.13
Fixes for anyone using a rule that reads an intraday bar:
- The PM bar filter could show "--" forever. Its intraday data was requested while the chart was still loading the same symbol, lost that race every time, and was then cached as "no data". The filter now retries, times out instead of hanging, and is read in the exchange time zone rather than your device time zone.
- The in-position background shading did not paint when the condition was still true at the right edge of the chart.
- Dragging the price axis could push every candle off screen, and the chart stayed that way on every symbol and after a restart.
- A pending or failed data fetch now reads as "loading" or "no data" instead of looking identical to a false condition.
- Menus and dropdowns were a size larger than the rest of the app.
Version 1.0.12
Fixes in this update:
- The status bar showed "--" instead of the time zone and date.
- The collapse button could cover indicator names in the chart legend.
- AI chart changes: one setting now turns confirmation prompts off or on, instead of asking again for every assistant.
- Removing or editing a single drawing from an AI assistant now works.
Version 1.0.11
Alerts. Build one the way you build a screen: price against a moving average, a crossover, RSI, a new high or low, or a plain level. Point it at a symbol and leave it. No cap on how many you keep, and none of them expire. They are checked on your device against the data you connected, and a fired alert can also reach your phone through your own Telegram bot.
App Lock. Ask for Touch ID, Face ID or your Mac password before the app opens. We never invent or store a passcode: the app asks macOS and relays the answer. While MyLinedChart is locked, a notification says an alert fired without naming the symbol or the price.
A new app icon.
Sample data is now recorded market history instead of a generated curve, so the chart you see before connecting a provider behaves like a connected one.
Version 1.0.8
A redrawn interface: clearer toolbar icons, consistent buttons, and a calmer chart surface.
The watchlist now shows every symbol with its price and percent change, even in the narrow panel.
The data status is stated once and in one place, so the footer and the provider panel always agree.
Faster startup and a range of smaller fixes.
Version 1.0.7
Ask before sharing with an AI assistant. If you connect your own Claude, OpenAI or Gemini key, the app now tells you exactly what leaves your device and which company receives it, and asks your permission first. You can decline and keep using everything else.
Find tickers by name or symbol. The search box now matches a company name as well as a ticker, and shows the exchange and instrument type so you can tell two listings apart.
Tradier support added.
Fixed: search came up empty for Alpaca paper accounts.