Moolish changelog: what shipped, by date

Moolish ships most weeks. This page lists the changes you can see or feel in the product, newest first. Dates are the day a change reached moolish.com. Anything you cannot see from the outside, such as how the scanner is built or run, stays out of this page on purpose.

October 2026

October 28: free TD Sequential count checker and four new articles

• New free tool: the TD Sequential count checker. Pick an exchange, a symbol and a timeframe, and your browser reads the closed candles from the exchange and shows the current setup and countdown counts and the last completed 9 and 13. It covers 14 spot and futures markets on Binance, Bybit, OKX, Gate, Crypto.com, Bitget, Coinbase, Kraken and Bitstamp, with no sign-up. It lives under a new Free tools entry in the Learn menu. Its chart draws the last 120 bars (60 on a phone) with the same marks and colours as the Moolish chart, and hovering or tapping a bar shows its counts.
• The counting code behind the tool is open source under the MIT licence: td-sequential on GitHub, with its rules written out in plain English and tests.
• Four new articles in Trading education: reading the 9 and the 13 as a strategy, TDST levels, the perfected setup and TD Sequential on TradingView.

October 26: Learn menu, trading education, blog and ask-an-AI links

• A Learn menu in the header now gathers the guides, a new Trading education section, the blog, the glossary and this changelog. On a phone the same group sits inside the menu.
• Trading education opens with four articles: What is TD Sequential, TD Sequential vs TD Combo, TD9 explained and TD Countdown 13 explained. Each states the counting rules, shows them in a drawing, and says where the counts stop being useful.
• Blog: the first post explains how Sequencer 9-13 builds on TD Sequential and what Moolish adds with volume grades and candle patterns. A monthly census of completed TD Sequential counts across Binance markets starts with the October issue in November.
• New guide: TD Sequential crypto screener, free vs paid, with the date every price and feature was checked.
• Ask an AI about Moolish: a block in the footer and a row at the end of every guide and article open ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Mode or Grok with a ready question that names moolish.com as the source, so the answer can be checked.
• The glossary and the TD Sequential guides now use one wording for perfection, the price flip and where the countdown starts, matching how Sequencer 9-13 counts.

October 26: plans, pricing and this page

• Two plans: Free (daily and weekly scans, one condition per scan, one delayed Telegram alert) and Pro (all ten timeframes, every alert on bar close, Chains, your own Telegram bot, every method current and upcoming).
• Two ways to pay for Pro: Subscribe monthly, every 3 months or every 12 months, or Pay once for 3 or 12 months with no renewal and crypto accepted. Longer terms save 20% and 35% against monthly.
• Launch pricing: the list price goes up as new methods and AI features ship, and a running subscription keeps the price it started at.
• 30-day money-back guarantee on your first Pro payment, no questions asked.
• The website gained a pricing section, pricing answers in the FAQ, and this changelog. The Connects tab left the top navigation; the exchange list still sits on the home page.

October 24: upgrade from inside the app

• Upgrade without emailing anyone: the Upgrade page in your account opens a secure checkout and your plan switches as soon as the payment lands.
• Discount codes from campaign links are kept for 30 days and applied at checkout.
• Manage billing from the same page: update your card, cancel, or see when your access ends.
• Scan Events: exclude whole sectors from a scan with the Narrow by control.

October 23: the new moolish.com

• Seven short clips, one per signature feature, recorded from the live product: TD Sequential, custom candles, combining methods, cross-timeframe, cross-asset, Chains and Telegram alerts.
• Guides for the setups most people ask about, comparisons with alert tools, a glossary, and About and Contact pages.
• Every account starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card, nothing charged automatically.

October 22: Terms, Privacy and Disclaimer

• Plain-language Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Risk Disclaimer, linked from every page.

October 21: Sequencer 9-13 sell-side events

• Sell Setup 1 and Sell Setup 6 join the event list, so a sell-side count can be caught at its start, not only at 9.
• First Sell Setup 6 since listing: an event that fires only the first time a market prints a Sell Setup 6 in its whole history. It needs the full history of the pair, and the picker says so when a market does not have it yet.

October 16: countdown starts, method pages, drawing tools

• Sequencer 9-13: Buy Countdown 1 and Sell Countdown 1 events. "New trend" is no longer a built-in event; you build it from the atoms it was made of, which lets you change the window.
• Methods pages have readable addresses and a preview card, so a method can be shared with one link.
• Chart: a drawing toolbar with trend lines, rays, rectangles, horizontal levels and text notes, with the shortcuts you already know from other charting apps.
• Methods, not Marketplace: the page was renamed to say what it is.

October 4: Candle editor levels, mobile filters

• Candle editor: pick open, high, low or close straight on the drawn candle instead of from a list.
• Scan Events on a phone: the filter bar fits in one row and expands only what you tap.

October 3: Candle editor redesign

• One canvas, one inspector per candle. Relations between candles (this close above that high, this body smaller than that one) are drawn and shown as a sentence, so a pattern reads the way you would describe it.

October 2: candle relations, preset picker, chart notes

• Twelve relation rules between candles. 27 of the 45 built-in presets now match the textbook definition exactly; the rest say which rule they relax.
• A preset picker with illustrated patterns and favorites, shared by the Candle editor and the chart.
• Chart: a notes section per symbol.

October 1: Scan Events, one card for several timeframes

• One card can cover several timeframes at once; results can be filtered by timeframe.
• An illustrated event picker, back-to-back cards for consecutive bars, and multi-candle patterns as conditions.
• Back from the chart lands on your results, presets can be renamed, and a result can be bookmarked with a note about the match.
• Shared scan links are shorter and never break on length.

September 2026

September 29: a follow moves with the method

• When the author of a method publishes a replacement, everyone following the old one is moved to the new version, alerts included, with nothing to redo.

September 19: every event on every timeframe

• Sequencer 9-13: every setup and countdown event on all ten scan timeframes, on spot and futures.
• Volume VSA runs on futures markets too.

September 10: alerts on bar close, shape-only scans

• Method-event alerts reach Telegram right after the bar closes.
• Scan by candle shape alone, with no method event in the card.

September 9: Candle conditions on any timeframe

• A Candle condition works on any of the ten timeframes, and can leave the timeframe blank to follow the card it sits in.

September 8: names, not codes; alerts for presets

• Every event shows a plain-language name across the app and in Telegram messages.
• Save a Scan Events filter as a preset and switch its alert on: one Telegram message when the preset finds new matches after a bar closes.

September 7: weekly grid, volume roll-up

• Weekly and multi-week scans line up on the Monday open on every market.
• Volume VSA: "High or Above" catches High, Very High and Climax in one condition.

September 5: Volume VSA, monthly timeframes

• The Volume VSA method: every bar's volume graded from Low to Climax against its own history, usable as a condition next to any other event.
• 1M and 3M join the scan timeframes on every market.

September 3: four-pane chart, results that stay

• Chart: up to four panes in one layout, each with its own symbol and timeframe.
• Scan Events keeps your results when you come back from the chart.
• Narrow by sector, market cap and volume in the scan scope.

September 2: candle shapes, market gate

• Candle shapes as Scan Events conditions: 45 presets, or draw your own 1 to 5 candle pattern.
• Market condition: gate a whole scan on a reference pair such as BTC on the daily.

August 2026

August 30: market scope

• Scan Events: pick the exchange and spot or futures in the filter bar; the scope is resolved when the scan runs, so a saved preset follows new listings.

August 28: intraday chart timeframes

• Chart: eight new intraday timeframes from 30 minutes to 2 hours on Binance markets, faster first load, and a watchlist that shows the day's move as it happens.

August 27: the Scan Events filter model

• One card per timeframe, each with a lookback of the last N candles; cards joined with AND or OR; the scan runs over the whole event history, newest matches first.

August 25: the Moolish look

• One theme across the app and the website, light and dark, with a navigation that groups Markets, Signals, Methods and Chart.