This is one of the biggest Scanz releases in a long time. The navigation has been rebuilt around clear categories, prebuilt scan templates get a dedicated Discover page, and the new Market Sessions view organizes scanning around the trading day. Start with the two-minute announcement below — sound on — then scroll through each feature with its own short demo.
Every tool now lives in a clear, named category, so each page and window has a predictable home — and the web app’s sidebar and the desktop Launchpad share the same organization. Your account menu is anchored at the bottom of the sidebar, always in the same place when you need it.
Browse prebuilt scan templates organized by category, and when one looks interesting, press “Use template” to open it in a fresh Data Scanner — ready to run as-is, or to adjust into a scan of your own.
Each session has its own board of scans, with status badges that tell you at a glance whether a session is live, closed, or starting later. Pick a session that hasn’t started yet and Scanz keeps your current board on screen, telling you when the chosen session begins.
Scan results move fast: a ticker that matches your filters one minute can drop off the list the next. Pin any result and it stays in your table even after it stops matching the scan’s filters — clearly marked, saved with the scan itself.
Keep several of your saved scans together in a single window and switch between them the way you would in a browser. Turn on tab view from the scan picker, and each scan you open gets its own tab.
The old row of icons is gone: you choose which scan a window shows from a picker built into the header, and every scan in that list carries its own menu with the actions for that scan — rename, duplicate, delete — right where you select it.
Star a saved item in the picker and it floats to the top of the list, so your go-to scans are always the first thing you see.
You can now change the email address on your account directly from the app. Enter the new address, confirm the change with a verification code, and you’re done — no support ticket required.
- Creating, renaming, and duplicating a saved item are now three purpose-built dialogs, each spelling out exactly what it is about to do
- The entire interface moved onto a modernized UI foundation: panel resize dividers are easier to see, open menus close when you click anywhere outside them, and search results have more breathing room