Updates

Cache cleanup preserves opening and closing quote history, protects concurrent updates, and reuses unchanged odds data.

Home and Settings adapt to larger text, selected-event updates survive a sport timeout, and odds refreshes share matching work.

Build 58 adds clearer loading and retry states, earlier Home feed downloads, browser session handling, and larger-text and reduced-motion support.

Build 54 adds a saved Hide DFS & Exchanges filter, keeps those quotes out of sportsbook calculations, and counts related Hard Rock feeds as one source.

Builds 55–57 add free-beta access without a purchase, suppress unexpected paywalls, preserve account preferences, and validate outbound sportsbook links.

Build 53 brings loading recovery, refreshed quote timestamps, card layout changes, browser onboarding and subscription support, and clearer optional analytics choices.

Build 52 fixes authenticated snapshot downloads so valid signed-in requests do not depend on a separate download token.

Successful website signups continue to the web app, failed attempts retain your email, and mobile menu controls support keyboard navigation.

Set a bankroll limit, expand a Home calculator to compare stakes and possible returns, and keep your edits when prices refresh.

Desktop windows keep their intended top spacing instead of adding padding from the monitor position.

New diagnostics distinguish stale odds, missing cards, and expected empty results, with app observations gated by analytics consent.

Live headers use reported seconds when available, hold confirmed stopped clocks, and add compact timeout-team and MLB inning labels.

Save changes keep a local backup and retry sync. Confirming a bookmaker link keeps the selection saved without replacing its original price.

Odds-history and analysis refreshes use less working memory while preserving retained quotes and opening and closing reference rules.

Analysis refreshes avoid unnecessary full-feed reads. Analytics handling clears pending events and resets session state together when signing out or opting out.

Build 49 puts game progress on one row, counts down supported clocks, and recovers missing MLB and college football phases when schedule data is available.

Alternate-only player props select an offered line and show its odds. Interrupted loading resumes without resetting a selected line that is still available.

Build 46 separates reported game phases and clocks from their update age, refines progress recovery, and adds Over/Under context to player-prop line choices.

Spread choices show both teams and their signed lines. Totals are labeled OVER / UNDER, and narrow cards give the selector its own row.

Home and Markets gain reported game-progress labels when fresh data is available, plus stricter player-image matching and artwork refresh handling.

Build 44 improves text contrast and stat layouts, keeps price movement distinct from EV, and updates handling for slower data refreshes.

League-list recovery now handles restored sign-in sessions, and league controls stay usable while badge images load.

Elapsed-time labels for odds, scores, and selections now keep counting while you browse and catch up after an app switch.

Build 42 changes address background appearance handling and restore Home and Markets updates after switching apps.

Build 40 changes add independent price movers, refine spread selection and stat boxes, and correct opening and closing references.

More period and alternate markets now qualify for Home analysis. Line selection keeps the chosen odds, spread signs, filters, and scroll position in sync.

Low Hold outcomes now have separate cards, and tab arrows are larger and visible in both light and dark themes.

Build 37 corrects the iOS package’s device requirements so push notifications are no longer treated as a hardware capability needed to install the app.

Foresyt now covers more player, period, alternate, and soccer markets, and it renders every available outcome instead of assuming each market has two choices.

iOS authentication now uses the native Firebase flow, with stronger callback, retry, and phone-verification error handling.

Spread signs now survive filters and live refreshes, while the active event, scroll intent, and keyboard focus remain stable.

The backend, app, purchases, saved selections, and feed-freshness paths received a broad reliability pass before TestFlight build 34.

Authentication now runs through one service, user preferences avoid destructive fallback writes, and iOS purchases recover from incomplete RevenueCat responses.

The first-run flow now builds sportsbook choices and product examples from live odds data instead of fallback or placeholder states.

Foresyt moved analysis into a cloud feed, added source-specific freshness checks, and removed the old 180-card and category caps.