What we shipped, and why it matters

Every update to FortuneOK, newest first. Nothing here is a bug fix log: if it made the list, it changes something you can see.

September 2026

  1. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    One green, everywhere you look

    Buttons, links, gains and chart lines now draw the same green on each theme, and every colour in the app is measured for contrast.

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  2. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    Hints that work on your phone

    The small hints that explain a badge, an icon or a greyed out button now open with a tap, not just a mouse, and always fit on screen.

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  3. New feature: New

    Report a bug, with a screenshot

    The suggestions board now takes bug reports too, and you can paste or drag a screenshot straight into a post, then resize or crop it. A full screen button gives a long one room.

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  4. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    Format your suggestions

    The suggestion box now takes bold, lists and links, plus a quick emoji picker, so a request reads the way you meant it.

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  5. New feature: New

    Tell us what to build next

    A suggestions board under this changelog. Propose a feature, vote on the ones you want, and watch them move from planned to shipped.

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  6. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    Fourteen days to change your mind

    The refund window on your first invoice was 7 days. It is now 14, everywhere, and any longer right your own law gives you comes on top.

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  7. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    History at the rate of the day

    If you hold anything outside your base currency, its past values were converted at today's exchange rate. Now they use the rate that actually applied.

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  8. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    Your index funds are not a bank

    The Sectors chart filed every ETF under Financial Services. It now names what a fund is, and your holdings carry their country and currency.

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August 2026

  1. New feature: New

    Follow what ships, without an account

    The changelog now has an RSS feed, and you can get a short email when something ships. Neither needs an account.

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  2. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    Three ways to start your portfolio

    A brand new account now opens with the three ways to add your first holding, on a phone as well as a laptop.

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  3. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    A failed payment never hides your data

    If a card fails, your dashboard stays fully readable. Only saving pauses, and only until you have updated it.

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  4. New feature: New

    Bring your history in from a spreadsheet

    Export your trades from any broker and drop the file in. Holdings, cost basis, returns and the whole chart history are built from it.

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  5. New feature: New

    Check your broker before you sign up

    The 28 brokers and exchanges that connect automatically now have a page each. Search by name or region and see exactly what syncs.

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July 2026

  1. New feature: New

    Set the mix you want, we name the trade

    Say you want 30% in USD or 20% in technology. The card shows how far you have drifted and the amount to buy or sell to close it.

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  2. New feature: New

    Export anytime, leave anytime

    Excel and PDF exports are open to every account, lapsed ones included. Closing your account is now one confirmation instead of a support email.

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June 2026

  1. New feature: New

    Compare yourself to a fund, fairly

    Time-weighted return strips out when you added money, which is how funds and indexes publish their numbers. It sits under your portfolio value.

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  2. Improvement to an existing feature: Improved

    A return that knows when your money arrived

    Annualized return is now money weighted. If you invest a bit every month, the old figure was reading you low.

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  3. New feature: New

    Give your money something to aim at

    Set a FIRE number, an emergency fund and a return to beat. Each one gets a card that says how close you are.

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May 2026

  1. New feature: New

    See how each holding actually did

    Every asset now has its own performance chart, and you can lay the S&P 500 over the top. Ranges run from one day to your whole history.

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April 2026

  1. New feature: New

    Your broker fills in the numbers

    Link a broker once and your positions, balances and trades arrive on their own. The connection is read only, so nothing can be traded or moved.

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March 2026

  1. New feature: New

    Keep your accounts apart, see them together

    Split your holdings into as many portfolios as you have accounts. Every total still adds them up when you want the whole picture.

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  2. New feature: New

    One place for everything you own

    Track shares, crypto, cash and property side by side, in whichever currency you actually think in.

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Help decide what we build and fix

Suggest a feature or report a bug, vote on the ones that matter, and watch them move from planned to shipped.

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