The list reads newest-first. Dates are absolute. The version numbers track the App Store version of Kyra for iOS.
v1.7 · 2026-09-21 · Take your journal with you
Kyra 1.7 makes the journal more portable, shows which trading days are written up, and turns summary numbers into routes back to the underlying trades.
Journal portability
- Export trades and journal notes as separate CSV files or one combined PDF report
- Import journal notes from CSV with a preview of new, duplicate, invalid, and conflicting rows before anything changes
- Conflicts keep the existing note by default and replace it only when you explicitly choose the imported version
- Import and export files are prepared on device and are not uploaded to a Kyra server
Journal context
- The calendar marks journaled days and counts trading days still waiting for a note
- Tap Today’s summary to open that day’s matching trades in Journal
- Tap a pattern’s trade count to open the trades behind the number
Recovery & accessibility
- Select multiple Recently Deleted trades and journal notes for restore or permanent deletion
- Better light-mode contrast and clearer layouts at accessibility text sizes
- Your trades stay on your device and sync through your personal iCloud
v1.6 — 2026-08-20 — A calmer close to the trading day
Day Detail gives each trading day a place to land, with the day’s trades, checklist recap, and a no-trade reflection in one calm view.
Day Detail & Journal
- Review a trading day’s trades, checklist recap, and no-trade reflection together in Day Detail
- Search notes, remember Journal view choices, optionally show weekends, and see clearer filtered-calendar states
Safer, faster capture
- Home Screen Quick Actions open faster trade logging
- A weekday risk heads-up is based on your own history
- Recently Deleted recovery, optional stop-price capture, and configurable CSV export keep your record safer and more portable
Insights & reliability
- Clearer Insights pattern-testing progress and trial guidance
- Reliability fixes across sync, imports, exports, and recovery
- Your trades stay on your device and sync through your personal iCloud
v1.5 — 2026-08-04 — Evidence-led Insights
A cleaner Insights surface that keeps the main read focused on evidence, plus clearer language for how much support each pattern has.
Insights
- The main Insights screen now leads with one reading and the numbers behind it instead of a feed
- Early evidence is shorter and Factors tracked is calmer, keeping the screen focused on what the data supports
- Pattern labels now describe the evidence behind them: Emerging, Developing, and Established
Interface polish
- Calendar titles are steadier while scrolling
- Month labels have cleaner spacing
- Additional polish and bug fixes
v1.3 — 2026-06-22 — Data portability, home-screen reach
A release for bringing trade history in, taking it back out, and reaching the log-trade form from more places. No change to the privacy or data model.
Import & export
- CSV file import and export are now live in Settings → Data
- Import and export are free, on-device, and built for moving your history without a broker connection or account
- The in-app template shows the supported file shape before data is added
Shortcuts & Spotlight
- New Log Trade App Intent opens the trade-entry form from Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, and the Action Button
- The intent opens Kyra only; it does not transmit trade data or log a trade in the background
Settings & navigation
- Settings gets a native-fidelity polish pass, with calmer row rhythm, icon weight, and grouped-section details
- Settings now presents as a full-screen modal from Today, while product drill-down screens keep the tab bar visible
Interface polish
- Motion pass for the History zoom hero, rolling totals, logged checkmark, and splash aurora
- New gem app icon and matching splash mark
- The Log Trade LONG/SHORT control now uses a native segmented selector
Privacy & security
- No change. v1.3 adds no CloudKit schema dependency, no account, no backend upload path for CSV files, and no new App Privacy nutrition-label category.
Other fixes
- Multi-trigger review prompt, info-menu polish, add-trade reliability fixes, and routine hardening
v1.2.1 — 2026-06-08 — Less chrome, more signal
An interface and onboarding refresh. No change to the privacy or data model.
Interface
- Settings moved off the tab bar into a gear in the Today toolbar; the tab bar is now three tabs — Today, Insights, History
- The free tier gets a persistent upgrade entry point beside the gear
- iOS 26 chrome catch-up: the add-trade button adopts Liquid Glass, and the native tab bar no longer shrinks on scroll
Today & Readiness
- Today's Readiness panel is reframed from a diagnostics readout to an edge-led view that leads with your strongest detected pattern
- The Readiness edge line is now tappable — it opens the pattern behind it
Onboarding
- Rebuilt to use the real app: a live "log a trade" demo, a faithful Privacy Lock preview, and a count-up edge reveal that matches the in-app Insights animation
Visual identity
- New app icon — the "Violet Edge" K
- Premium surfaces now use a faceted-gem glyph in place of the prior crown
Privacy & security
- No change. v1.2.1 adds no new data collection, stores nothing new off-device, and does not change the App Privacy nutrition label. The on-device, no-account architecture is unchanged.
Other fixes
- Reliability fixes for the add-trade button, theme rendering on cold launch, and demo mode, plus assorted visual polish
v1.2 — 2026-05-26 — Today, the daily home
A new default tab that makes Kyra a daily surface, not just a logbook. No change to the privacy or data model.
Today
- The new default tab and home screen — leads with the live market session, your Readiness checklist, and the day's trades on one screen
- Adapts through the day: pre-market, market open, after-hours, weekends, and holidays
Insights
- Clearer while the engine is still learning your patterns; pattern cards open with one tap
Navigation
- Cleaner, more native tab behavior
Visual identity
- Refreshed app icon; shorter home-screen name ("Kyra")
Privacy & security
- No change. No new data collection, nothing new stored off-device; the on-device, no-account architecture is unchanged.
v1.1 — 2026-05-19 — Privacy Lock
A device-level lock for the app, plus native screens for browsing your insights.
Privacy Lock
- Optional Face ID, Touch ID, or device passcode before Kyra shows trade data
- When it's on, Kyra also blurs its contents in the app switcher, and Delete All Data asks for device authentication
Insights & research
- Browse the full list of pattern insights and research cards from new native detail screens, plus a dedicated Trading Research destination
Privacy & security
- Privacy Lock adds on-device authentication only: no server, no account, no new off-device data. The architecture is unchanged.
Other fixes
- Reliability improvements
v1.0 — 2026-05-05 — Public launch
The first publicly shipped version. The architecture and feature surface that landed:
Architecture
- On-device SwiftData storage; no Kyra-operated server
- Optional iCloud sync via CloudKit user-private database (developer cannot read)
- No account creation; no email; no password
- TelemetryDeck for anonymous device-level analytics (toggleable); MetricKit for crash reports
- App Privacy nutrition label: Device ID, Product Interaction, Crash Data — all anonymous
Logging
- Two modes: Quick P&L (3 fields, under 10 seconds) and Full Entry (full ticker/price/setup detail)
- Schema: emotion states, setup tags, execution ratings, context flags, and optional reflection text
- Trade editing; soft delete with 30-day recovery
Pattern detection (on-device)
- On-device statistical pattern detection tested against chance
- Evidence tiers that strengthen as supporting history grows
- Every pattern card surfaces the sample size and a confidence range
Pre-trade checklist
- Five baseline items: position-size discipline, stop-loss intent, exit target, planned setup, emotional state
- Adaptive items: derived from the patterns the engine detected in the user's own history
- Ready to Trade screen when all items are checked
Privacy & security
- No third-party API calls beyond CloudKit (when iCloud is on) and TelemetryDeck (when analytics is on)
- Full security model: Security
Pricing
- Free: unlimited trade logging, full history, every Emerging pattern plus the single strongest Developing or Established pattern
- Premium: every pattern + adaptive checklist — $4.99/mo or $39.99/yr after a 7-day free trial
- Enrolled in Apple Small Business Program (15% Apple share)
How to read this changelog
Every entry that lands here passes one of three filters:
- Security-model change — anything that modifies what data is on the device, in iCloud, sent to TelemetryDeck, or stored anywhere off-device. These are the highest-priority entries and they're always called out explicitly.
- Architectural decision — anything that changes the no-backend / no-account / no-LLM commitments named in Manifesto and Why on-device. Commitment-level decisions land here whether they're additions, removals, or clarifications.
- Notable feature ship — anything a returning user would want to know about. Routine bug fixes don't get individual entries; they roll up under the version's "Other fixes" section when present.
The list is hand-maintained, not auto-generated from git history. Entries are written in the same voice as the rest of the site: concrete, sober, no marketing adjectives.
Reporting a vulnerability
Security disclosures should go to privacy@neontigerlabs.com. The disclosure timeline and the fix description will land here as a versioned entry. See Security for the full threat model and five independent verification checks.
