What's new
in Marble.
What changed, and when.
6 Nov 2026
- A link for your cardA public page for a card that shows where its numbers came from and if they've changed. Take it down any time.
- Chart photos on every tradeAdd up to three to any trade, by tap or by paste.
- Tag a trade in a tapSetup, feeling and mistakes save as you press them. Press again to take one off.
- What mistakes costStats shows the dollars on the trades you tagged with each mistake.
- Two-step sign-inAsk for a code from an authenticator app each time you sign in.
- Follow-ups in AskSplit the trades behind any answer by setup, symbol, side, hour, feeling or mistake.
- Your card, your currencyShow $, ¥, € or £ on a money card. Your number stays as you logged it.
- Your whole record in one fileExport your data, your trades as a spreadsheet and your photos in one zip.
- Your Profile is your recordEvery closed day, on the same money as the calendar.
- One line on the closeLeave yourself a line when you close the day. It comes back at your next close.
- Your close time, in your calendarA weekday reminder that lives in your own calendar and only says Close your day.
- See your firm's rulesEvery rule for your firm account opens from the account on your Desk, with a way to tell us when one looks wrong.
- Doesn't match your broker?Tap it on any figure, type your broker's number, and the trades behind it go with your report.
- A first file checks itselfAfter your first import, Marble shows the total and asks if it matches your broker.
5 Nov 2026
- Trades that survive a closed tabA trade you log reaches Marble even if the tab closes first.
- Real and simulated money, kept apartLive and funded dollars no longer share a total with evaluation or paper dollars.
- Imports that stick to the fileMarble only brings in what's in your broker's file.
4 Nov 2026
- Dollars firstYour money by day, week, month and account, with every total tied to its trades.
- Free for everyoneEvery feature, for every trader.
- A new lookOne Desk, Journal, Stats, Study and Floor, redrawn in black ink.