Everything we ship, as we ship it.

• Fixed a chart-loading crash when Quant suggestions arrived without their tool information.
• Chart styling and panel controls stay consistent when switching tabs.
• Hidden indicators stay hidden when a chart tab reloads.

• Email and in-app notifications follow the events selected in Notifications.
• Each active webhook follows its own event selections. Disabled webhook settings no longer cause unwanted notifications.
• Events sent only to a webhook leave pending in-app notifications intact.

• Paper futures orders now use evening and overnight Globex prices while the market is open, so working limits, stops, and take profits can trigger outside regular hours.
• Futures quotes and position marks continue through the extended session.
• Improved paper stock-order pricing using the latest one-minute price from the symbol's market.
• Resizing an exit on the chart now stops at the amount its entry has left to close, within the open position's size.

• Choose None, Dots, Luminous, Radiant, Spectrum, or Illuminated in Screenshot Studio. Backgrounds work with both Chart and Styled images.
• Styled screenshots now open at 3:2 for full charts and selected portions. Choose Original to keep the capture's own proportions.

• Organize charts, Watchlist, Journal, and Portfolio in tabs, with saved setups that return after a reload.
• Split views side by side and add market widgets to the header.
• Includes fixes for opening charts, switching tabs, and choosing layouts.

Import watchlists, chart layouts, accessible Pine Script® code, and paper trading history from TradingView. The setup checklist saves your progress so you can finish later.

Drawings, notes, and protected scripts do not transfer.

• Capture one chart or an entire layout with updated screenshot controls.
• Follow progress and browse suggestions more easily in Quant, our coding agent.
• Includes fixes for tablet controls, narrow panels, and chart loading.

• Chart links can open a specific market, timeframe, and candle.

• Fixed an issue that could make charts go blank when live prices failed to connect.
• Fixed charts refreshing unnecessarily when first opened.
• Fixed live price updates for Binance.US and the default crypto watchlist.

• Import TradingView Portfolios transaction files into your Journal.

• Linear Regression Slope is a new built-in indicator on Vela, and Linear Regression Curve is now called Least Squares Moving Average.
• If your connection drops while Quant, our coding agent, is editing a script, reopening the chat now puts Quant's latest version on your chart. Changes you made by hand are left alone.

• Every new chat with Quant, our coding agent, gets a short title based on the market and the idea. Chats you named yourself keep their name.
• Pin chats, and search them by the scripts inside as well as by name.

• Paper orders fill on the market your chart shows, at the price that traded there, and their stop loss and take profit are checked on that market too.
• Stop loss and take profit lines stay on their own symbol when you switch the chart. Click a position or working order in the trading panel to open its chart.
• Drawings stay inside the chart, so you can drag the price scale again.
• Screenshots keep the Vela logo on the price pane, fit lower-pane indicators to your selection, draw even dividers, and open on 9:6 without a frame.
• Minor fixes.

• Quant, our coding agent, can search the web again.
• Replays now start at 5x speed.
• Chart screenshots you share fit the candles and drawings you selected, and your chart's zoom is restored afterwards.
• Minor fixes.

Save the way you like a chart or an indicator set up, and apply it again in one click.

• The Reset defaults button in Chart settings and in every indicator's settings is now a Template menu: apply the defaults, save your current settings under a name, or pick a saved template.
• Chart templates keep your chart's look: colors, grid, scales and more.
• An indicator template works on every copy of that indicator, on any chart.
• If an indicator has changed since you saved a template, the settings that still fit are applied and you're told how many were skipped.

Quant, our coding agent, is quicker to start with and easier to correct.

• When the message box is empty, Quant suggests things to ask, picked for your chart and account. Press Tab to use one.
• Press the Up arrow to edit your last message. Sending it replaces that message and the replies after it.
• Ask Quant to build a tool and it writes one for you, instead of adding a Library indicator first.
• Chart screenshots wait for your scripts to finish loading.

Every drawing on Vela has a cleaner settings dialog, and your drawing tools remember how you like them.

• Set line color, width and style, extend a line left, right or both ways, and add arrow ends.
• Add a label, edit a drawing's points by price, and choose which timeframes it shows on.
• Save a look with "Save as style…" in the Style menu and reuse it on your next drawings, or reset to the default.
• Each drawing tool starts from the settings you used last, and keeps them after a reload.

See what's on the economic calendar today in a panel right next to your chart. Open it from Calendar on the right side of your workspace.

• Economic releases, earnings, dividends, splits, IPOs and market holidays, day by day.
• Each release shows its impact and its actual, forecast and prior figures, colored green or red by what the result means for the currency.
• A countdown to the next release, and a star on events that touch your symbols.
• Filter by impact, country, or your watchlist only.
• Open any event for a plain-language explanation of what it is and why it matters, its history, and the markets it moves.

Finding and adding tools on Vela takes fewer clicks.

• Click an indicator to add it to your chart. Hold Shift to keep the menu open and add several.
• The details panel follows the indicator you hover, with its description and default settings.
• The Indicators menu, Symbol Search, indicator settings and chart settings share one consistent look.
• Symbol Search keeps its highlight steady as you move through results.
• Drawing toolbar menus open as soon as you hover.
• Stopping Quant, our coding agent, ends the reply right away, and you're only charged for the steps it already finished.

The watchlist now tells you more about every symbol on it, and Advanced View is rebuilt around your whole list.

• Search your list by ticker or company, and filter to Gainers or Losers.
• Group rows by asset class, sort by any column, or switch the view to Financials.
• Select a symbol to see its latest events, market sessions on a world map, the day's range, and a technical reading of the chart.
• Drag the panel wide and it opens Advanced View.
• Overview in Advanced View shows breadth, best and worst movers, every symbol's performance on one chart, and Market Pulse tiles.
• Relationships shows how your symbols move together, and return against drawdown.
• Symbols has Price, Performance, Financials and News tables. Performance shows a 30-day sparkline, 1W to 1Y returns, max drawdown, RSI and trend.
• Research covers one company's financials, technicals, events and sessions.
• Exposure shows your mix by asset class and sector.

The Indicators menu is rebuilt to help you find the right tool faster.

• Every built-in indicator now says what it measures, how it's read, and its default settings before you add it.
• Search by name, concept or alias, so "order block" finds every script built on the idea.
• Browse the Library by family or concept, or start from Discover for new releases.
• Add to chart, favorite, or ask Quant about any indicator from the same panel.
• Keyboard shortcuts let you browse, add several in a row, and favorite without the mouse.

• Quant no longer times out when it looks at your chart while a script is loading.
• If a screenshot can't be taken, Quant says so right away and carries on instead of waiting.
• The Strategies and Alerts panels have a cleaner layout.
• Minor fixes.

• Quant's answers now lead with the point, then use short paragraphs and bullet lists instead of one long block of text.
• Caveats are grouped in a short Notes list, with at most one follow-up question at the end.

Quant now decides for itself when a question needs current outside information.

• The Web search toggle in the + menu has been removed.

Quant now shows what it's doing as it works, step by step: thinking, looking things up, writing and editing scripts, and updating your chart.

• Edits appear as diffs, so you can see exactly what changed in your script.
• Errors switch to "Fixed" once Quant repairs them.
• A live status line with a timer shows the current step.
• When Quant finishes, the timeline folds into a one-line summary, such as "Worked for 1m 42s · 1 strategy written · 2 edits · chart updated".

Your scripts now have a home in the indicator menu. The new My Scripts section collects everything Quant, our coding agent, has generated for you alongside the scripts you have saved.

• Open any script Quant generated for you directly from the indicator menu.
• Save scripts straight from the code editor.
• Find all your saved scripts in the same My Scripts section.
• Access previous versions of a script.

Indicator dashboards and tables can now move into a dedicated, scrollable side panel, freeing space on the chart.

• Simulations in Quant’s Backtest Viewer now calculate drawdown using unrealized profit and loss, reflecting changes in open positions.
• Minor fixes.

• View historical and upcoming news, earnings, dividends, and economic events directly on the chart.

You can now preview indicators visually on-hover when searching on Vela

You can now dictate journal notes using speech-to-text.

• Workspaces persist reliably after a refresh.
• Visible gaps on certain futures charts are gone.
• Real-time updates no longer stall.
• Quant no longer leaves empty "My script" indicators on the chart.

The search icon in Quant is now a chat history menu, so you can jump back into any past conversation.

Every free build in the Library shows its full source, with a Copy code button on luxalgo.com.

TradingView and Discord connections now live together under Account → Connections.

Share your link, earn platform credits when friends join, backtest, and upgrade.