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Recent changes to Carry.

One consistent menu 2026-11-01

  • Every signed-in page now has the same menu in the same order: Dashboard, Chart, Brief, Profit log, Playbook, Feedback, Help, with Billing and Sign out.
  • The page you are on is marked in the menu.
  • The dashboard checklist uses tick circles, and the morning brief says plainly when it is the weekend.

A clearer chart 2026-11-01

  • A Checks row shows the three things a call needs: time, how often it held, and how many minutes on one side.
  • A notice appears if a setting is doing clearly worse live than in testing.
  • An event-risk notice appears around major data releases from the morning brief.

Alerts when a call is logged 2026-11-01

  • Turn on alerts in Options and your phone or computer can show a message when the record logs a CONFIRMED call, for the settings you pick.
  • A Send test notification button checks that it works on your device.
  • On iPhone, add Carry to your Home Screen first, then turn alerts on from there.
  • An alert can arrive a few seconds after the chart shows the call. It is not a prediction. Check the strike and price before you act.

Your account follows you 2026-10-31

  • Your profit log now saves to your account, so it shows up on any device you sign in on.
  • The log can record minutes left, whether you followed your rules, and a mistake tag.
  • The dashboard shows expectancy, your break-even win rate and what a losing streak would cost.
  • Hit your stop and the chart pauses with a short cool-off before you can continue.
  • Daily brief by email at 5:45 AM Pacific on weekdays. Unsubscribe any time.

Dashboard and morning brief 2026-10-30

  • A personal dashboard with your wins, losses, streak and daily guard.
  • A morning brief with expected activity, releases, levels and headlines.
  • Reading aids are always on.
  • The site now remembers you are signed in on every page.

More markets 2026-10-29

  • Each market gets its own chart and verified record. Ethereum comes first, once its tiers pass testing.