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    Changelog Oct 20, 2026 - Scanr.ai in Spanish, Highest Volume Since IPO, and the Big Dippers

    Switch Scanr.ai to Spanish on web and mobile, with your emails and scan alerts in Spanish too. Plus scanners for record volume since IPO and large-cap leaders on a dip.

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    Scanr.ai runs in Spanish. Switch the language once and the web app, the mobile app, your emails and your scan alerts all follow. It's on every plan, Free included, and two new scanners ship with it.

    Scanr.ai in Spanish

    On the web, open Account, then Settings, and pick a display language under Language: Match my device, English or Español. Match my device follows the language your browser or phone uses. The choice saves to your account, so the mobile app and your alerts pick it up too. On mobile, the same setting sits in the More tab under Language. You can also ask the AI terminal to switch it for you.

    In Spanish, numbers take a decimal comma and dates read "5 de octubre de 2026". Prices stay in US dollars and market times stay in Eastern time. Tickers, exchange codes and indicator names like RSI and SMA don't change, and your scans return the same stocks in either language.

    The AI terminal answers in whatever language you write to it. Sign-in codes, account emails and scan alerts by email and push arrive in your language.

    The public site has a Spanish edition under scanr.ai/es: the homepage, pricing, the scanner pages, the Minis and every stock ticker page. A link in the footer switches between the two.

    Blog posts, help center articles, the API docs and our legal pages stay in English for now. More languages are on the way.

    Two new scanners

    Highest Volume Since IPO lists stocks that traded their highest daily volume since listing in the last 10 days, among names averaging at least $2 million a day. Today counts once the volume traded so far passes the record, so a stock can appear intraday.

    The Big Dippers looks for large-cap leaders on a pullback. It wants companies worth $10 billion or more with the 50-day moving average above the 200-day, a relative strength rating of 80 or higher, and a daily RSI(14) between 30 and 50. Volume has to have run more than one standard deviation above its 20-session average at least once in the last three sessions.

    Each page opens its scan in the scanner with every filter loaded.

    Also in this release

    • Scanner pages list every condition a scan applies. A page used to leave out value ranges, such as an RSI between 30 and 50, and could describe a volume spike from the last few sessions as if it happened today.

    Found a translation that reads wrong? Tell us at feedback.scanr.ai or [email protected].

    — Eoin & The Scanr.ai team