A New Look, Easier Taps, and Statistics on Your Own Day
Viktury has new typefaces, buttons are easier to hit on a phone, the Statistics page counts on your own clock, the plan page reads plainly, and a few rough edges are gone.
This round is mostly about how Viktury looks and feels in your hand.
New type. The app and this site share a new set of faces: a clean sans for the interface, a mono for numbers so columns line up, and a book face for what you write in your journal and trade notes.
Easier to tap. On a phone, every button now takes a full fingertip, without getting bigger on screen. The floating feedback button has moved into the More menu, so it no longer sits over your trades.
Statistics on your own day. Yesterday the dashboard moved to your local day. Now the Statistics page follows: the P&L calendar, equity curve, weekday and hour charts, period filters, and Sharpe and Sortino ratios all count on your own clock instead of UTC's.
A plainer plan page. Your plan card says what you have and when it renews, without mixed messages, and the upgrade buttons are easier to hit.
Fixes. A journal search of random characters no longer returns loosely related entries. Delete buttons read properly on the dark theme, long page titles no longer break in the middle of a word, and zoomed far out, HLC bars drop their close tick the same way regular bars do.