Changelog
A real, dated log of what's actually changed — pulled from the build history, not written for the pitch. GammaWalls has been running and getting iterated on since launch; this is the record of that.
Design upgrade across the site
A cleaner, lighter look: a new animated hero, a live trade-statistics section, a redrawn How It Works diagram of the engine behind the data, and a refreshed menu and typography throughout.
Mobile upgrade
Trades now show as compact cards on phones instead of a sideways-scrolling table, the dashboard cards were re-laid out for small screens, and the How It Works diagram animates correctly on iPhone.
Trade setups added
Real trade setups are now published in the dashboard with their entry, exit and result, alongside a full paginated trade log and a statistics view — win rate, totals, open trades and streak.
Subscription plan upgraded
One upgraded plan that now includes the published trade setups and the full trade log together with the scored SPX levels.
More accurate session status on Recent Pushes
Recent Pushes now clearly flags when trading is closed, when it's waiting on the day's first scan, and which push was the first and last of the session — instead of looking frozen or ambiguous outside market hours.
Added a 17-term GEX glossary
A full Learn hub covering gamma exposure, wall strength, flip proximity, and the rest of the terms used throughout the dashboard — for anyone who wants the definitions, not just the score.
Live market-hours bar on the dashboard
A running session-time indicator was added directly to the dashboard so it's always clear which part of the trading day the current read applies to.
Rebuilt the interactive walkthrough and live push detail
The Examples walkthrough on the homepage was rebuilt, and Recent Pushes on the live dashboard started showing real expandable detail per push.
GammaWalls went publicly live
gammawalls.com opened up to the public for the first time.
Initial launch
The live dashboard and automated wall-scoring engine went live for the first time.
For the operational problems behind these entries — not just the dates — see Reliability.