What's new in Ignyq

Organize watchlists into nested groups. The Watchlist Manager is now a single Finder-style tree of folders and watchlists — build households or client books up to five levels deep, drag a watchlist onto a folder to move it, and a parent group rolls up the performance of everything beneath it.

Keeps working when the internet drops. An Offline indicator appears the moment you lose connection; Ignyq keeps your last prices on screen, pauses fetching, and resumes automatically the instant you’re back — plus a VPN badge when a VPN is detected.

More powerful alerts. Alerts can now email you (secure SMTP) and add RSI Oversold/Overbought and Drawdown-from-high / Gain-from-low types; triggered alerts show a 🔔 bell in the activity area you can click to review; and moving-average-crossover and earnings-date alerts fire reliably.

See where your portfolio stands — and what to do next. The Portfolio Allocation report now analyzes what you actually own: your current weights, which model strategy your holdings most resemble, and a step-by-step Action Plan (buy/add/trim/sell in dollars and shares) toward the best risk-adjusted return.

A truer pre-market picture. The projected “Implied Open” now reads consistently everywhere — the status bar, watchlist tabs, and group roll-ups — all measured on the same basis, so every view agrees.

Polish across the board. Find stocks by company name in any lookup box (type “Apple”, “Visa”, or “Ford”), tidier top-right toasts, fixed Windows hover tooltips, and ⌘Q now shows the quit prompt and exits cleanly on Mac.

A cleaner in-app User Guide, and more reliable Linux installs. The built-in User Guide now scrolls smoothly with the section breadcrumb pinned in place, and its printable Word (.docx) edition opens straight to its folder on your computer. Linux packages now always install the exact version shown on the label (x64 and ARM64).

Clearer privacy notice (EULA v1.2.6). Our license terms and privacy policy now plainly describe every connection Ignyq makes — a weekly license check and an update check that reports only the app’s own version number (for aggregate install counts, never your data). Your portfolio never leaves your machine. Informational and educational only — not investment advice.

New Earnings Hub & Sectors view. A week-at-a-glance earnings dashboard (estimated vs. actual EPS, surprises, per-company revenue/earnings charts and news), plus a Sectors view that groups your holdings by sector as a matching heatmap — with reliable sector labels for far more holdings, including international ADRs and their own buckets for ETFs and funds so an all-fund 401k reads correctly.

AI Compounder Research. Screen your whole local database — or a watchlist — for quality compounders (durable growth, high returns on capital, strong free cash flow, low leverage, a real moat and sensible valuation), let the AI enrich and fact-check just the shortlist, then save the survivors and publish a branded report. You set the quality bar.

Whole-database runs are dramatically faster. The 3-Up Momentum screen went from about 36 minutes to seconds, and the heavy analyses (Correlation, Cup & Handle, Position Sizing, Backtest, Allocation) now focus on the most-liquid, tradeable names instead of grinding through every micro-cap.

Self-healing data & in-app problem reports. Holdings that showed as “Unknown” resolve to the right sector automatically — we can push a correction every app picks up on next launch, no update needed — and a new Report a Problem sends a bug report with your recent logs, with dollar amounts and names auto-redacted before anything leaves your device.

Readable reports & polish. Fixed a Correlation Matrix that could balloon to gigabytes, an unreadable Lynch chart, and impossible Position Sizing values; added one-click Open on exports; charts remember the period you were viewing; and your alerts, price history and earnings now survive a market-database refresh. Informational and educational only — not investment advice.

Native Intel Mac support. A native macOS Intel (x64) download alongside Apple Silicon, with the in-app updater pointing each Mac to the right build automatically — no Rosetta needed.

Extended-hours prices, consistently. Pre- and post-market moves on the heatmap (an opt-in Sort option), and a projected “Implied Open” that reads identically across the main window, Watchlist Performance, and stock detail.

Your holdings never disappear. Renamed ticker symbols are detected and remapped (carrying shares and cost basis), and a momentary price-fetch gap no longer drops a position or throws off portfolio totals.

Reliable license activation on every Mac. Entering your key now works dependably on all Macs, including clean installs with no developer tools.

Broader coverage & polish. 16 more world indexes (DAX, EURO STOXX 50, Hang Seng, NIFTY 50, ASX 200, and more), instant watchlist refresh on import, roomier detail windows, clearer error messages, and a dark-table fix. Informational and educational only — not investment advice.

AI Stock Analysis window. Right-click any stock for a live, easy-to-read AI report you can export as a branded PDF or HTML. Informational and educational only — not investment advice.

New analysis tools. Top-N by Sector rankings, a Risk-Adjusted (Sharpe) Allocation report, and the Strategy Library (“Watchlist DNA”) that profiles and backtests how each watchlist is built.

New planning calculators. Mortgage, Compound Interest, and a Sell / Lease / Keep Real Estate Decision Advisor.

Richer, more accurate data. Earnings estimates and surprises in the calendar, real financials for foreign ADRs (TSM, CCJ), automatic handling of renamed / split / delisted tickers, and a fundamentals overhaul across 12,000+ stocks feeding Buffett, Lynch, Guru Checklist, and DCF.

More reliable, more transparent. Selectable allocation methodology, an in-app update checker, resilient multi-provider AI with clear model and cost labeling, and dozens of reliability and cross-platform fixes.

The 1.0 line. Ignyq launched in August 2025 with 45+ investment-analysis modules, 38+ wealth-planning tools, six AI providers, broker imports (IBKR, Schwab, Fidelity, E*TRADE, Robinhood), seven alert types, and native macOS, Windows, and Linux apps.

Across the 1.0.x updates: API keys moved to the OS keychain and the financial database was encrypted; the Windows installer was code-signed and the macOS app notarized; AI gained custom screener questions and a smarter Watchlist Assistant; the bundled ticker database was refreshed; and dozens of accuracy and cross-platform stability fixes landed.