You can now set an alert on a ticker, a watchlist, a whole market or a saved scan, and manage all of them in one place. The Alerts hub is live on the web and in the iOS and Android apps, and price and move alerts are free on every plan. This release also adds Weinstein stage filters and moves our guides to scanr.ai/help.

The Alerts hub

Open Alerts in the sidebar, or More > Alerts in the app. To set an alert, click New alert at the top of the hub or Set alert on a ticker's page, or right-click a ticker in your results or a watchlist. Pick what to watch: a ticker, a watchlist, a universe such as the S&P 500 or a theme, or one of your saved scans. Then pick the condition. A price can cross a level, enter or leave a range, move a set % within 1 to 60 minutes, or change a set % on the day. A watchlist alert follows the list as you add and remove tickers.

The Inbox shows what fired, why, and what each channel did with it: sent, or held by quiet hours or a daily limit. My alerts puts every alert in one table you can search, group, pause and edit, scan alerts included. On the web, Routing draws the path from each alert to its channels, and you can drag an alert onto another delivery profile to re-route it.

Alerts reach you in the app, as a push to your phone or browser, or by email. A delivery profile picks the channels: Standard waits out your quiet hours, Urgent sends anyway, and you can build up to 10 of your own. You'll find all of it under Delivery, along with your daily limits. Telegram and webhooks are next.

The Following tab lists alert channels we run, each watching a universe of stocks. A followed channel takes none of your alert slots, and its pushes draw on a daily budget of their own.

What each plan gets:

Free: 20 active price and move alerts on 15-minute delayed prices, up to 20 notifications a day.
Super: 200 alerts on realtime prices, alerts on a whole universe, and scan alerts.
Super Pro: 1,000 alerts, and up to 100 scan alert notifications a day.

The Alerts hub guide covers every condition and limit.

Weinstein stages

The new Weinstein stage filter finds stocks by the stage of their cycle, read off the last completed week: a base, an advance, a top or a decline. Pick whole stages or sub-stages such as 2A · Breakout, then narrow the list with sliders for Mansfield RS and Weeks in stage. You can sort any scan by Mansfield RS from the gear beside Scan, and the Stage 2A Breakouts scanner runs the classic setup for you.

On a stock's page, open the chart settings and check Show stages to shade the price chart by stage, with a Mansfield RS pane underneath. Stage filters and the chart band are on every plan, on the web. The stage guide explains each sub-stage.

Guides at scanr.ai/help

Our guides moved to scanr.ai/help, in English and Spanish. Press Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) to search them, and Ask scanr AI opens the AI terminal with the page you're reading as context. The AI terminal now cites these pages when it answers a how-to question. In the app, every help link opens the guide without leaving scanr.

Also in this release

Scan chart cards hold 250 bars, so you can zoom out past the 50 they open on.
In the app, the scan results screen opens with a preview of your filters. Tap it to edit them.
In the app, AI Refine moves to a box under your filters, with Accept all and Reject all below it.
A nested modifier now starts on Close. Before, it started with no input, and the scan failed to run.
Edits to a filter inside a nested group, made from the advanced study editor, now stick.
The insider filter's price row shows its Since and Date labels again.
On a ticker's chart, event cards stay open while your pointer is over them.
If the App Store or Google Play bills your plan, the web checkout no longer sells you a second one. If the web bills it, the app sends you to scanr.ai to change plans.
In the app's Model Trainer, the threshold slider stops at the lowest score the model found, and the Accept adjusted button no longer cuts off.

Tell us what you set alerts on, or anything you run into, at feedback.scanr.ai or [email protected].

— Eoin & The Scanr.ai team