What's new in Ignyq

AI now uses the provider you actually selected. Settings → AI lets you choose Claude, OpenAI, Grok, Gemini, Perplexity, or Copilot. In previous builds the app silently tried Claude first regardless of your selection. Your preferred provider is now the first one tried, every time.

Toast notification when AI falls back to another provider. If your selected provider is unavailable — billing, quota, or an invalid key — Ignyq now shows a notification telling you which provider was used instead. In Auto mode the switch is informational; with a specific provider selected, the toast points you directly to Settings → AI to check your key.

AI reports now show which provider generated them. Watchlist Analysis HTML and PDF exports include a footer line with the provider name, model, token count, and generation time — so you always know which AI produced a given report and how long it took.Requires Personal or higher →

AI export reports no longer show the disclaimer twice. A bug caused the legal disclaimer to appear in both the report body and the footer. It now appears once.

API key changes apply immediately. Updating any API key in Settings → AI and clicking Save now reloads the active provider on the spot — including the GuruFocus key. No restart required.

Numbers in analysis columns no longer shift. Numeric columns in analysis dialogs now use a fixed-width font so values stop jumping left and right as they update.

Fourteen analysis dialogs now open correctly. Tax Loss Harvesting, Guru Portfolio Tracker, DCF Valuation, Batch DCF, Earnings Calendar, AI Market Outlook, AI Watchlist Generator, AI Loss Recovery, AI Stock Screener, Options Strategy, Quick Reference, Activity Monitor, AI Activity Log, and the Config Editor all failed to open in v1.0.13 due to an internal font error. All fourteen are fixed.

Portfolio valuation numbers are now accurate. For high-growth companies with near-zero PEG ratios, the Upside column in the Portfolio Valuation report and the Projected Return figure in the Portfolio Comprehensive report were showing astronomical values (millions to billions of percent). Both are now capped at realistic thresholds and reflect reasonable projections.

DCF bear case no longer shows $0.00 for operating companies. When a stock’s WACC and terminal growth rate were close together, the DCF model produced a $0.00 bear case — which is not a valid outcome for any operating business. The model now calculates a meaningful minimum bear case value in that scenario.

Stale price quotes are now flagged. If a quote appears to be significantly below its 52-week trading range (a sign of a cached or stale data feed value), the ticker is now marked with a warning indicator in valuation reports so you know to verify the price before acting on the analysis.

Earnings Calendar shows a clear warning when data is incomplete. If more than half the tickers in a watchlist are still loading earnings data at export time, the report now displays a prominent “INCOMPLETE DATA” notice rather than a small banner that was easy to miss.

Individual Stock Report price history table no longer appears empty. Historical return rows (1W, 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, etc.) now always render — showing N/A where data is unavailable rather than leaving the table body blank.

AI Market Outlook now flags suspicious price data. The AI is now instructed to identify and call out any ticker whose reported price looks inconsistent with its known trading range, rather than silently generating price targets based on a bad input.

AI reports now show generation time. The Provider, Model, Tokens, and Time metadata line in AI Screener and Watchlist Analysis exports previously showed “Time: N/A”. Generation time is now captured and shown accurately for all four AI providers.

Social Sentiment: zero-mention tickers no longer show a neutral score. Tickers with no social media data now display “Insufficient data” instead of a neutral sentiment bar, so you can distinguish between stocks that were analyzed and found neutral versus stocks for which no data was found. Tickers with fewer than 5 mentions are labeled “low data” to indicate limited reliability.

Faster startup on Windows. A full database integrity scan was running synchronously on every launch, causing an approximately 17-second gap between the splash screen and the main window on Windows. The scan now runs in the background after startup completes, with no impact on load time.

Dialogs no longer block other windows. Several dialogs — including Remove Watchlist, Restore Configuration, and the “All Analyses Complete” summary — previously set themselves as modal children of the main window. All three now open independently.

Guru Checklist: ratings restored. The Guru Checklist’s BUY / HOLD / MANUAL REVIEW / AVOID ratings were silently suppressed for most portfolios — a logic error caused any sufficiently large watchlist to bypass the scoring engine entirely. Fixed. Every ticker now shows a rating driven by its actual checklist score.

Company logos restored in exported reports. The logo service Ignyq used to embed brand marks in PDF and HTML exports was acquired and shut down. Reports now source logos from a different provider automatically — no action needed, logos simply reappear in all exports.

macOS: Monte Carlo simulation chart fixed. A pixel-calculation error left a white strip at the bottom of the Monte Carlo chart on macOS. The chart now fills its frame correctly on every platform.

Reports now disclose when data is missing. The Buffett Score report and Social Sentiment report previously omitted tickers or sources without explanation. Both now show a clear notice when a ticker was excluded due to incomplete fundamental data, or when a sentiment source was unavailable.

AI export reports show which model generated the analysis. PDF and HTML exports from the AI Stock Screener now include a footer with the provider, model name, token count, and response time — the same detail already shown in AI Loss Recovery exports. Useful for comparing runs across providers.Requires Personal or higher →

Diagnostics: printing no longer locks the application. Selecting a window to print from the Diagnostics menu previously blocked all other windows until you dismissed the picker. The rest of the app now stays fully interactive while the dialog is open.

App now opens full-size on large monitors. On 2560×1440, 4K, and ultrawide displays running at 100 % system scale, Ignyq now opens at a size proportional to your screen instead of a small fixed window. Works across macOS, Windows, and Linux — and if you resize the app smaller and move to a larger display later, it resets to the right size automatically.

Tooltip hover flicker eliminated. Hovering over any button or control no longer causes the tooltip to flash on and off repeatedly. Tooltips are also pinned so they never overlap the control they describe, and they properly stay out of the way on every platform.

New dialogs stay in front on Windows. Opening Create Goal, Edit Debt, Add Asset, or any other sub-dialog no longer causes it to immediately disappear behind the window that launched it. Dialogs reliably open on top and stay there.

Windows: dropdown selections no longer crash the app. Selecting any value from a dropdown menu — Filing Status, State, Sort By, or any other combobox throughout the app — was crashing on Windows. This affected the AI Financial Planner and numerous other dialogs. Fixed across every dropdown in the application.

AI Financial Planner: profile saves reliably on Windows. Entering your income, filing status, and other profile fields now saves correctly on Windows. An encrypted database initialisation issue and input parsing for dollar-formatted numbers (e.g. $75,000) were both fixed.

Build number embedded in every installer. The Windows installer, macOS app bundle, and Linux RPM/DEB packages now all embed the full version and build number in their system metadata — making it easier to confirm exactly which build you have installed via Windows “Apps & features,” macOS “Get Info,” or rpm -qi / dpkg -l.

Heatmap: double-click opens Detail Window. Double-clicking any ticker now jumps straight to its Detail Window — price chart, fundamentals, and news without a single menu click.

Guru Portfolio Tracker: right-click shortcut. Right-clicking a ticker in the heatmap now includes an “Open in Guru Portfolio Tracker” entry so you can pull up a position from anywhere on the screen.

Tooltips stay on screen automatically. Every tooltip now detects the nearest screen edge and flips to the best direction — no more tooltips cut off at the corner of the window.

Guru Portfolio Dialog: inline ticker picker. The separate popup for entering a ticker has been replaced with an inline combobox populated from your active watchlist — fewer clicks to add a position.

Bug fixes and stability. Seven Windows-specific fixes (first-run setup, hover flicker, password dialog sizing, Monte Carlo overflow, live API key reload, and more). Twenty-four additional cross-platform fixes across analysis reports, export modules, and earnings calendar display.

FAQ expanded. Twelve new in-app help entries and seven new website FAQ entries covering licensing, AI key setup, broker imports, and platform-specific questions.

AI model updates. All six AI providers now show current model options in Preferences. Grok updated to grok-4.3 (1M context window). Perplexity updated to the sonar lineup (sonar-pro, sonar, sonar-reasoning). Gemini updated to gemini-2.0-flash and gemini-2.5-pro. Retired Claude models removed.

macOS: copy/paste in Preferences. Cmd+C, Cmd+V, Cmd+X, and Cmd+A now work in all Preferences text fields — API keys, model names, and every other input.

Windows: analysis features fixed. Momentum analysis, Monte Carlo simulation, Kelly criterion, and options strategy modules could fail at runtime on Windows. Fixed.

License dialog fix. The trial-expired banner no longer appears when a valid license key is active.

macOS: Apple Silicon only. The separate Intel macOS build has been discontinued. The ARM64 DMG works on all supported Macs — macOS 13 Ventura or later required.

AI model defaults stay current automatically. The app fetches current model recommendations from api.ignyq.co/models at startup, so your AI provider options stay up to date without a new release.

Custom AI Screener questions. Type any question directly in the AI Stock Screener. Watchlist context attaches automatically.

Windows fixes and refreshed database. Bug fixes and a new prepopulated ticker database shipped with this build.

AI Watchlist Assistant: smarter questions and deeper data. Seven new pre-built questions covering macro stress testing, earnings catalyst timing, capital allocation, price regime classification, portfolio drift, bull/bear thesis building, and sector peer benchmarking. Three new automatic data attachments: 52-week price summaries with moving average context, upcoming earnings with consensus estimates, and sector peer rankings across 12,000+ tickers.

Signed Windows installer. The Windows installer is now digitally signed by Ignyq Inc. SmartScreen may show a prompt on first install while the new publisher builds reputation — click More info → Run anyway. Full walkthrough at ignyq.co/windows-install.

Better post-download experience. A new page detects your OS and shows the right installation guide automatically after you download.

Export from every analysis module. Print, share, and archive any of the 45+ analysis modules as a branded PDF report, formatted Excel spreadsheet, or standalone HTML file — directly from the module, no separate export step. CSV is always available; PDF and Excel export require a Personal plan or higher.See plans →

AI Watchlist Assistant expanded. Added dual analysis modes and a Questions picker for more targeted AI queries against your watchlist.

Bug fixes. 20+ fixes across UI, data, and analysis modules. Improved data quality validation and OHLCV cache reliability.

macOS: app opens without security warnings. Ignyq is now code-signed for macOS — no more Gatekeeper prompts on first launch. Updated AI provider libraries across all six providers.

Two new AI providers. Grok (xAI) and Copilot (Microsoft) added — Ignyq now supports six AI providers: Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok, and Copilot.

DCF and valuation improvements. Reverse DCF convergence improved for high-WACC stocks. ETFs and index funds correctly excluded from DCF. Long-Term Value report uses SEC XBRL data as a free cash flow fallback. Monte Carlo uses actual portfolio value in Run All mode.

Bug fixes. Fixed AI Financial Planner calculator crashes (Tax Estimator, Foundation Builder). Fixed Estate Planning age input. Linux and Windows ARM64 build reliability improvements.

API keys stored in the OS keychain. API keys for all AI providers are now stored in your operating system’s secure keychain rather than in plain config files. Persistent disclaimer banners added to all AI features.

Analysis report accuracy improvements. Edge cases across multiple analysis tools now display N/A instead of misleading error values. Tax-loss harvesting expanded from 30 to 55+ tickers. Fundamentals data cache extended from 1 to 7 days to reduce API load and speed up repeat runs.

Early stability fixes. Version comparison logic corrected (affected update prompts). Dialog visibility restored on secondary monitors. AI provider API key routing fixed for Perplexity and Grok. SSL certificate verification resolved on macOS for outgoing data connections.

Initial public release. 45+ investment analysis modules, 38+ wealth planning tools, six AI providers, broker imports (IBKR, Schwab, Fidelity, E*TRADE, Robinhood), seven alert types, and native apps for macOS, Windows, and Linux.