recently shipped.

New /dashboard page for Pro subscribers. Lifetime stats (alerts received, captured edge, fills logged, pro since), date-window filter, full alert history with inline fill logging — record what size you actually filled at on each arb. Brand-new Pros get a guided what-to-expect panel showing their current alert config and links to /sandbox + /track-record while they wait for the first alert.

New Pros used to land on /account with a green banner and zero next-step guidance. They now flow through a 3-step wizard: set your alert threshold, optionally connect a Slack/Discord webhook, then a summary screen with curated links. Existing Pros who haven't been through it get a 'finish setup' CTA on /account. Skippable from any step.

Each row now has a real two-column structure: market title + venue tags on the left, the edge % as a big mono numeral on the right. New header summary line shows N active · best edge · best size at a glance. The information was right before; the visual weight wasn't.

Six honest Q&As between How-It-Works and Pricing: how much capital you actually need, is this legal in the US, why the list is sometimes empty, do you place trades for me, what's the catch, how is this different from doing it myself. No fake testimonials.

The four cards under the featured replay are now interactive: click one and that arb becomes the featured replay with a fresh animation. The featured slot is no longer locked to the first arb in the list.

Multi-capture rows used to collapse N captures of the same market into one summary. Click the chevron and you now see every individual capture's timestamp, edge, size, profit, duration. Single-capture rows are unchanged.

Is Polymarket legal in the US (post-CFTC update). Kalshi fees, explained with a worked table. How much capital do you actually need to start. Prediction markets vs sports betting — what's actually different. How Tellmarket detects an arb (full pipeline walkthrough). Brings the /learn library from 4 to 9 pages.

If no arbs cleared the gates in 24 hours, the daily digest used to silently skip. Subscribers who haven't received any digest in 7+ days now get a one-line 'still scanning' email with current scanner state (markets scanned, matched pairs, hours since last arb). Cap of one per UTC day per subscriber stays.

When someone shares a tellmarket.app link on Twitter / Slack / iMessage, the preview now renders a branded card with the page's headline — not the bare URL.

Two client-side bugs that caused an extra render on mount: the guest-checkout claim flow on /login pre-set OTP state from inside an effect, and the /markets star button rehydrated its localStorage on mount via the same anti-pattern. Both now use the correct React primitives (useState initializer and useSyncExternalStore).

What we use Stripe / Supabase / HTTPS / signed webhooks for. What we don't have yet (SOC 2, bug bounty). How to report a vulnerability. The kind of page investors and security-curious customers actually want to see.

RFC 9116 vulnerability-disclosure pointer plus the humansTXT credits file. Tiny signals that a real team works here.

The bot was OOM-killed twice overnight after yesterday's matcher upgrades added headroom pressure. Doubled the budget; ~$2/month more on Fly. No more kernel kills, snapshots flowing continuously.

If any arbs cleared the gates in the previous 24h, every confirmed subscriber gets a single digest email at 8am ET. One per day per subscriber, deduped at the database. Doesn't fire when there's nothing to report.

A 0.92+ similarity match used to activate as soon as gpt-4o-mini said "same." Now it gets a second opinion from gpt-5-mini and both verdicts are stored for audit. Until we trust the agreement rate, every new pair still queues for human review.

Cloudflare HTTP/2 stream terminations used to stall the ingestion loop indefinitely — required a manual restart. The loop now detects connection-class errors and rebuilds the database client inline.

Exact Kalshi + Polymarket fee formulas with a worked numerical example. Matches the constants the scanner actually uses. Linked from /faq and the /learn hub.

When a live arb exists, Pro users now see the best-current opportunity in a prominent featured card above the row list — with both exchange CTAs and a stake-size slippage estimator inline.

Green ≥ $500 capturable, amber ≥ $50, gray below. Glanceable signal for which arbs are worth a real position vs a token one.

Enter a stake; see the profit that survives at that size. Capped honestly at the depth resting at best quotes (we don't pretend the edge scales infinitely past the visible book).

The /account delete endpoint used to accept only an iOS-style Bearer token; web sessions are cookie-based, so web users couldn't trigger the delete. Now accepts either. GDPR/CCPA matter regardless of platform.

When a Pro user configures a Slack/Discord webhook URL, we now resolve its hostname and refuse to call it if it points at a private/loopback/cloud-metadata address. Closes a class of attack common against new SaaS.

Webhook processing is now insert-first (one delivery wins the race, others see duplicate). The billing-portal session URL is bucketed every 15 minutes so re-opening the portal hours later doesn't hand the user a stale link.

We'd been treating Polymarket's best bid/ask as the FIRST entry in their CLOB book; it's actually the LAST. Every Polymarket leg looked like a 98¢-spread illiquid book and our liquidity gate rejected everything. Fixing this surfaced the first real cross-exchange arb the scanner has ever caught.

Used to delete the account row and orphan the subscription — card kept getting billed with nothing left to reconcile. Now we cancel first; abort the delete if Stripe errors so we never strand a paying customer.

Web-only launch. Stripe live at $29/month or $199/year. Email alerts via Resend. iOS app paused until we hit $1k MRR.