What changed on the site, newest first. What changed in the economy is on the landing.
One entry per deployed batch that changed what the site shows or computes; a month's internal work (tests, documentation, data checks) is one line. Each entry names the record it rests on, a gate in the project's own files. The features themselves, in the order they shipped, are on the About page's timeline; where each was right and wrong is on Validation.
November 2026
Underlined glossary terms are now links to their entries. An indicator page whose source has stopped publishing values says so, with the source's own notice, and each “live record” sentence names whose record it is. · record REVIEW-FIX
The Scorecard now shows when each call entered its public archive, and counts only calls archived by the day after they were made; band calls have their own tally. · record SCORE-6
The landing page now shows the Capitulation Monitor's state every day, quiet or firing. · record CM-LP-1
Correction: the GDPNow page's count of strong final nowcasts, typed through mid-2026, is now read from the data and includes the third quarter (19 and 12, was 18 and 11). Counts typed for a closed window on five other pages (private payrolls, factory hours, median CPI, PPI, CPI) are now read from the data too, with the same figures today. · record CLOSED-WIN-1
Correction: the services payrolls page's count of stalled hiring months outside recessions, typed through September 2026, is now read from the data; a revision to August had moved it from 121 to 120. · record SVCPAY-1
A glossary of the site's terms is now at /glossary, and the first use of each term on a page explains itself on hover or tap. · record GLOSS-2
Every page now has its own preview image when a link is shared; the image carries the page's name, never a figure. · record SHARE-1
Each composite's methodology page now opens with an 'In brief' card: what it tells you, how to read it, what it is built from, when it updates, what it can't do, and whether it has worked. · record DOC-02
Release dates for 2027 added for the pages whose publishers have posted them. · record FRED-2027
Changes, corrections and scorecard results are now published as a feed at /feed.xml. · record FEED-1
The State of the Economy methodology now compares each gauge with a public benchmark and says what the gauge adds. · record BENCH-NOTE
The State of the Economy methodology now says what Forward Stress's record supports: its fall has led activity; its level has moved with it. · record FS-NOTE
Correction: the housing affordability page's stretched band and the single-family permits page's top band listed their years incompletely. Band years, the copper page's correlations, the heavy-truck lag and the recession years beside served counts are now read from the data. The IG spreads page's slightly-elevated band names its window. · record CLAIMS-TIDY
Repeated rules and source lines now appear once on the scorecard, the revisions ledger, two methodology pages, the State of the Economy page and the indicator pages. · record RULES-FIX
The scorecard now says how gauge band crossings fared in a replay since 2016: about as often as a band simply persists. · record BAND-NOTE
Correction: in a month's first days, the State of the Economy cards' one-month change is now worked out from the prior month's end before rounding, so the change and the why line under it agree. · record WHY-1B
Correction: the copper price page's record card named September 2026 the all-time high after October's average passed it; the card now says where September ranks, read from the data. · record COPPER-1
The scorecard and the State of the Economy methodology now say how trajectory calls fared in a replay since 2016: no better than always calling Stable. · record TRAJ-NOTE
Five more indicator pages no longer repeat a sentence. · record REPEATS-2
Forward Stress and the Inflation Regime now carry their last reading on the first days of a month, as Momentum already did. · daily engine 0.6.2 · record CARRY-1
The State of the Economy methodology now says how far each gauge's first reading tends to move once later data arrive. · record REV-NOTE
Correction: the State of the Economy's Time Machine could not load Forward Stress or the Inflation Regime for November 2; a past date with no score now loads instead of failing. · record NULL-1
The VIX, PPI and UMich 5-year inflation expectations pages no longer repeat a sentence. · record DUP-SENTENCES
The State of the Economy methodology now says what the Inflation Regime measures and how much it leans on core PCE; correction: two tooltips misnamed the Chauvet-Piger recession probability. · record IR-NOTE
New trajectory calls are graded on the first-published record at the horizon the card shows; earlier calls keep the rule they were made under. · record SCORE-5
Four scorecard evidence links now open the page as it was on the call's day, or today's chart where the page has no date. · record SCORE-LINKS
The indicator pages' history cards show a dash, never an unchecked typed figure, when their figure has not loaded; the Chauvet-Piger page names its 2001 peak once. · record CARD-FALLBACKS
Correction: the Chauvet-Piger recession probability page now reads its figures from the data after the source revised its history. · record CP-REVISE
The all-loans delinquency page's Q4 2024 card names its window: the rate had eased by Q2 2026. · record CLAIMS-WORDS-3
Pages no longer jump while they load, on the live site and on Time Machine links. · record CLS-1
Correction: the GDPNow page's Q2 2020 card calls that quarter the record's deepest fall, not its largest move (Q3 2020 moved further). · record CLAIMS-WORDS-2
Time Machine markers sit on the last figure published by the picked date. · record MARKERS-1
The Housing Cycle page names its stale inputs in plain words. · record ASOF-MARKERS
Date labels on the Capitulation Monitor, Housing Cycle and indicator charts stay inside the chart at its edges. · record PILL-CLAMP
On nine indicator pages, a history card's "highest", "lowest", "deepest" or "widest" is now read from the data and reads "second-highest" once a later reading passes it. The JOLTS layoffs bands count their months and name their years from the data ("2 months since 2000, both in 2020"). · record SYNTH-17
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October 2026
The State of the Economy full-history chart keeps its date label and axis labels in view and shows scores on a 0–100 scale. · record HISTORY-DIALOG
The date label on the State of the Economy history chart keeps its width on phones. · record DATE-PILL
Year labels on Time Machine charts now keep their correct width after the page loads. · record TM-LABELS
The site lists email addresses for contact, corrections and data questions. · records CONTACT-1, FOLLOWUPS-1
The regime strip at the top of the State of the Economy page says it is monthly: its second line opens with the month it is read through ("Aug 2026 monthly close: Momentum: Steady · …") and a note under it reads "The regime is decided once a month on settled months; the cards below show the day’s reading.", live and in the Time Machine. · record SOE-VELOCITY
The Time Machine's State of the Economy page reads the months as they were known on the picked date: on a past date the gauge cards' badges, chips and changes, their why lines and the What changed table compare that day's reading with each earlier month as it had settled by then, as Reading Today does. · record SOE-VELOCITY
The nightly check now stores its claims re-check: every claim re-run on prod's data overnight is kept as a re-check with the reason "nightly", so a sentence that stops holding overnight is listed under "Claims that moved" on /corrections the next morning, not at the next monthly or deploy re-check. The page's fine print names the nightly one among the stored re-checks. · record CORR-2
A gauge band crossing that jumps two bands and settles in the band between now did not hold: the rule on the State of the Economy methodology page and /scorecard ends "it did not hold otherwise". On /corrections, entries about a served sentence that stopped holding have their own kind and chip, "Served sentences". · record HOUSEKEEPING-2
Correction: the rest of the State of the Economy page now reads the months as first published, as Reading Today does: the gauge cards' badges and changes, the trajectory sentences and the What changed table. On October 30 the Inflation Regime card still read "↓ 2.2 · vs Sep 2026" beside a sentence saying it fell 15.9 points. · record SOE-VELOCITY
Gauge band crossings are now scorecard calls, graded on the next settled month: a gauge whose live reading moves into another band (Inflation Regime neutral → strained on October 29) is a call the day the page first shows it, held if the next month to settle reads in the new band or beyond. The rule is on the State of the Economy methodology page; /scorecard gains a Gauge band chip. · record SCORE-4
The landing's Economic breadth row names the net's two terms: "12 improving · 3 deteriorating · broad improvement" (the counts and the band word served from the same census the Economic Breadth page's cards read) in place of "12 of 24 improving · broad improvement", which disagreed to a reader with the net figure beside it. · record A11Y-1
Correction: the State of the Economy's Reading Today now judges each gauge's one-month move on the months as first published, with today's live reading as this month, so a drop that reaches the page this month is reported this month. It had compared today's revised months, and on October 29–30 called Inflation Regime's 15-point fall in a day "last month's drop", not extended. · record SOE-VELOCITY
Correction: the scorecard's public ledger repository showed test data twice (October 29 05:43–16:46 UTC, and from October 30 05:43 UTC until the repair) after the nightly check's tests reached the real clone; the site's own ledger never moved. The repository is restored by one commit, its README names the incident, and the tests can no longer reach a clone, a key or a remote. · record SCORE-3
Each State of the Economy gauge says how fresh its reading is: a line under the score names the newest period its inputs reach and the day the score was last recomputed (on a past date, the day it last changed as known then), and counts any input late by the site's cadence rule, opening a list with its last period, expected day and days late. · record SOE-07
The scorecard's ledger is archived independently: after each night's push the site asks the Wayback Machine to capture the ledger and that night's hash file from the public repository, the repository's README names the last capture, and /scorecard's archive line reads "Independently archived <date>" with the link ("not yet archived" until the first capture). · record SCORE-3 §10
The heatmap can be filtered by band and searched by topic: a row under the title with the five band chips and today's counts, a "Changed in 30 days" chip in place of "Show only these", and a search box that finds indicators by meaning ("inflation" returns CPI, PPI, core PCE and the breakevens); the narrowed view is in the address and every cell stays on the page. · record HEAT-2
Correction: the G7 CLI page's revision figures (how many first prints the site has archived since early 2024, how many were later revised, the largest revision, the newest print's arrival day and where the archive begins) are served from the archive of first prints instead of typed; the October 29 vintage had made the typed ones wrong. · record G7-CLAIMS
The heatmap's top band is named "strong" (was "strong+"): the legend, each cell's why line, the colour marks' names, the how-to-read diagram and the methodology sentence read the one word; the colours and thresholds are unchanged. · record HM-01
Heatmap cells carry a band mark readable without colour: ▲▲ strong+, ▲ healthy, – neutral, ▼ stress, ▼▼ severe, in each coloured cell's top-right corner and beside the legend's five swatches, read from the same band the colour is; the heatmap methodology's colour-scale paragraph says so. · record HM-01
The scorecard's ledger is archived nightly in a public repository (github.com/usmacro/scorecard): each night the site grew the ledger, one commit carries the new lines, the day's hash and a README that says how to verify them; /scorecard's archive line names the last commit, the ledger's size and its sha256. (record SCORE-3)
A Scorecard at /scorecard: every forward call the site has made, dated the day it appeared and graded by its engine's own pre-registered sentence when the window ends — held, did not hold or pending, misses included, nothing removed; the regime's stage, the stress signal, the gauges' trajectories and the yield curve's inversions, from an append-only ledger. (record SCORE-3)
On /corrections a re-check's moved claims open in place beneath its row (the address keeps which are open), each named by its page with what moved in plain figures ("+3.40 → +3.41", "3,117 → 3,118 first prints"); the footer's copyright no longer runs into its links. · record CORR-1
A Corrections page at /corrections: what the site got wrong and fixed, and what a later release changed, dated and append-only — what it read, what it reads now, the cause, the check that now catches it (17 October entries); every claims re-check with the claims that moved at it; the methodology page's re-check sentence links it. · record CORR-1
The heatmap's "what changed" line compares more cells and says how many: market closes that are never revised (Treasury rates, credit spreads, VIX, the crypto index) count 30 days back without a night capture, so 40 of 119 cells compare on day one instead of 25; the line reads "compared for N of 115" while any cell has no 30-day record, and such a cell's tooltip says so. · record HEAT-1
The heatmap says what changed: a line under its title names the cells whose color differs from 30 days ago, each with an arrow and its new band, and links to the cell; its tooltip says when and from what. Each day is read as the site published it then, never from a later revision. "Show only these" greys the rest (on a phone, hides it); the address keeps the view. · record HEAT-1
Internal names are gone from the pages: no stored-series key, job name, file name or record path on 26 pages; each is said in words (a spread is now "computed daily by the site from the two published rates"). Money Market Assets' trend bars cover three months, Housing Affordability's three quarters, its date line reads Q2 2026. · record IDENT-1
GDPNow's "as of" date names the vintage its shown value comes from, even while a newer vintage is not yet on the site (it fell back to the day the site received the value); a backfill of its vintages now refreshes the heatmap and the prerendered pages. · record FOLLOWUP-1
Housing Affordability's heatmap cell is badged Q, and its page says what sets its pace: a month is added only when that quarter's median new-home price is published. The commercial-paper spread's missing nonfinancial rate is a pause in the Fed's own series; nothing about it changed. · record STALE-2
Correction: a gauge's figure is printed at its page's precision, never more, and never on a band edge its reading has not reached — Forward Stress at 59.95 read "neutral · 59.95 / 100" on the landing and its card and "60.0" in the State of the Economy's What-changed table; it reads 59 and 59.9. · record READ-2
Correction: copy fixes from an outside review — the home strip says "the site's composites" and how many feed the three gauges; 8 market pairs tried, 1 held, 7 did not (the methodology said all 8 failed); no series key in prose; the unpublished UMich input named; the Regimes counts carry their in-sample caveat; gauge questions on the home page. · record COPY-FIX-3
Correction: date lines that stood still while the data moved — GDPNow now reads "nowcast · as of" its newest value (it said "updated Jul 30"), the Buffett sigma its last daily date, the State of the Economy's "last published" the month an input was published (business loans: Aug, not Apr); Money Market Assets badged M. · record DATA-STALE-1
Three indicator pages moved to addresses that name their series: /indicator/chauvet_piger_recession_prob (was ny_fed_recession_prob), /indicator/all_loans_delinquency (was auto_delinquency) and /indicator/sofr_tbill_spread (was ted_spread); the old addresses redirect. · record SLUG-1
Time Machine dates served from the calls log show a gauge's logged score as it was captured (two decimals, "59.50"), never re-rounded; new captures log the full-precision score, so later dates print the one-rounding figure. · record READ-2
Correction: a gauge's figure never contradicts its word. Forward Stress, stored at 59.4983, read "neutral · 60 / 100" on the landing and /how-to-read (rounded twice; the marker drawn in the healthy band); the figure is now rounded once from the stored value — "neutral · 59 / 100" — and takes a decimal only where rounding would land on a band edge (59.6 reads "59.6"). · record READ-2
A Validation page at /validation: one card per composite or feature with how it was tested, what it got right and wrong as served counts, its limits, its version and its live record; a changelog at /changelog; a "Validation" section on every feature methodology. · record DOC-20
One word for a stretch of time: "period" and "episode" replace "spell", "stretch", "span", "phase" and "run" in 133 sentences on 55 pages; no figure moved. · record WORDS-1
A "How to read this site" page at /how-to-read: how a reading is made, the three gauges, the colours, counts instead of forecasts, and a ten-word glossary, in two minutes. · record READ-1
The landing page (/) opens with a plain line on what the site does, a "New here?" link, whole-row links from the regime and gauge rows, a short trust strip and a verb for each suite row. · record LP-B1
Correction: the count of indicators feeding the three composites (landing strip and /about) is now computed from the engines' rosters — 43 on the live site, 44 on dev (was typed 45 / 46). · record LP-B1
Gold and Berkshire Cash return to their standard colour bands on the heatmap (the October 23 change reversed); no edge moved. · record REVIEW-FIX-2
Heatmap tooltips name their data month and update date; the PPI page title reads "Producer Price Index (PPI), All Commodities"; other fixes from an outside review. · record REVIEW-FIX-1
Correction: the release-schedule phrases on 43 indicator pages and the /data-sources update column reworded to match how often the record actually kept that schedule. · record LIST-CLOSE-1
Correction: every band label and every count at a band's edge follows the band's own rule ("X or above" vs "above X"); a few counts moved, e.g. AAII neutral weeks 788 → 765. · record LADDER-LABEL-1
Correction: 118 rounded figures quoted over open-ended windows on 61 indicator pages are now computed from the data or dated ("through September 2026"); 38 had drifted. · record CLAIMS-PIN-3
Correction: 198 open-ended counts on 63 pages are now computed from the data or dated in their words; two moved (ADP strong-band months 56 → 55, private payrolls 165 → 164). · record CLAIMS-PIN-2
Correction: release dates for 121 FRED-backed series now come from the archived first-print record, so no reading is dated before it was published; about two dozen served sentences moved. · record CAL-2
Correction: ADP private payrolls are dated by ADP's own release record (189 months); its timing sentences now say "usually"; one count moved. · record ADP-CAL-1
Correction: 14 ratios that new data can change (e.g. single-family permits' "1 month in 9") are now computed from the data; ADP's "above 200K" pair reads 55 of 69. · record CLAIMS-PIN-1
Correction: 15 qualifier words ("often", "rarely", "about") the data did not support were reworded on 10 fields; every such word is now tested against the record. · record PROSE-2
Correction: 98 monthly and weekly sentences fixed — 45 figures now computed, 42 dated, 4 corrected; recession lead times are now counted per recession. · record CLAIMS-DRIFT-2D
Correction: recession sentences are tested against NBER's recession months; daily and quarterly open counts computed or dated; the "14 runs" sentences lose their count. · record CLAIMS-DRIFT-2C
Correction: record highs and lows and the history cards' titles on the indicator pages are now computed from the data or tested, not typed. · record CLAIMS-DRIFT-2B
The nightly read takes a longer window of each series, so a revision older than the window no longer leaves a step in the stored history (found in real retail sales). · record INGEST-EDGE-1
Correction: on /indicator/real_retail_sales and /indicator/nfci, five figures the re-read history had made false are now computed from the data. · record DOC-19
Correction: false sentences made true under one recession rule (FRED's USREC); AAII's weekly counts computed; "more than" read strictly; PPI's tie resolved. · record CLAIMS-DRIFT-2A
Correction: five typed figures, every record low and high on the existing-home-sales page and the Nasdaq / S&P 500 pairs are now computed from the data. · record CLAIMS-DRIFT-1
Three University of Michigan sentiment series are no longer shown on the public site (its terms forbid republishing); the State of the Economy still counts them among its inputs. · record UMICH-HIDE-1
Correction: every count on the site states the rule it is counted by; gold's jumps and the yield-curve count are computed from the data. · record COUNT-FIX-1
Correction: untested wording on indicator pages made true to the data; the OFR credit-stress counts follow one rule. · record PROSE-FIX-1
/capitulation-monitor: an input whose feed has gone stale abstains instead of voting, and every input shows the date of its latest observation. · record CAPMON-LIVE-1
The site's "today" is the US Eastern calendar day, so the live edge and every date label turn over at midnight New York time. · record LIVE-EDGE-TZ
Time Machine: the words beside a past date match what the page shows — "calculated" labels, dates and counts read from the record for that day. · record TM-COPY-1
Time Machine: on a past date, "today" and "now" are replaced by the day's own name. · records TM-COPY-2, TM-COPY-3
Correction: the Buffett indicator's headline was rounded twice (238% shown for 238.52%); every displayed figure is now rounded once, half up, and extreme-value dates read in plain form. · record HYG-41
Correction: typed figures that new data can falsify are now computed; rounded ratios served; open-ended counts closed at their month; two unverifiable figures resolved. · record CLAIMS-FIX-2
Copper prices come from the World Bank's Pink Sheet from August 2026 on; copper/gold's open firing is marked open and its record high computed from the data. · record DATA-3-COPPER
Time Machine: each page at a past date shows what the live page showed that day, from the site's own record; nothing calculated appears until the record has answered. · record TM-CALLS-1
Every page carries its own first-paint data and is rebuilt after every data job, so no number is replaced on load and the loading frame is gone; /about shows "Counted on {date}". · records FLASH-3A, FLASH-3B
Correction: two University of Michigan figures are computed from the data rather than typed. · record CLAIMS-FIX-1B
/confluence: each Today card names its own data date, and its last three raw dates read in the site's date form. · records HYG-37, HYG-38
Time Machine: on past dates the regime record stops at the months the site had recorded by that day. · record TM-LOOKAHEAD-1
/state-of-the-economy: the Time Machine's "today" is the live page, every date says what it means, and the banner says "settled" only about a settled month. · record SOE-DISPLAY-1
/methodology#indicator-study publishes the 628-test indicator study — what was tested, what held (nothing), and how far short. · record WTW-PUBLISH-1
Correction: ten typed figures that disagreed with the data corrected; every typed figure on the site now has a test. · record CLAIMS-4
The dollar index is read as it was known at each date (a nine-day release rule); the seam is disclosed on the State of the Economy methodology ("up to eight days"). · Forward Stress vintage 0.5.1-fs-vintage · record PUBLAG-5
The State of the Economy's stored record was recomputed on the revised benchmark; the Revisions Ledger's basis corrected. · record SOE-DRIFT-1
Money velocity no longer reads a quarter ahead; SLOOS and UMich take one release lag; the copper → gold label is computed from the data; ISM's 2027 dates added. · record CODEFIX-1
Correction: 45 sentences flagged by the first production re-check — moving counts now computed, one unmatched "69" corrected. · record CLAIMS-FIX-1
/heatmap no longer appears empty to crawlers: a failed or slow data fetch never wipes the prerendered page. · record SEO-4
The removed margin debt and stock fund flows pages redirect to /heatmap. · record REDIRECT-2
/methodology gains "How this site keeps itself true", a plain-words section with every figure computed. · record TRUST-1
Sentences over 220 characters rewritten shorter across the site. · record LONG-1
Each indicator page's data line shows the next scheduled release date. · record WTW-1
Page titles and descriptions fitted to search display limits (17 descriptions rewritten), one heading per page, retired URLs redirect; no published calibration verdict changed. · record SEO-3
Correction: figures that change with new data are now computed from it on every page; the ones that stay typed are registered and re-checked monthly. · record CLAIMS-2-3
Residential investment as a share of GDP is coloured only at its extremes (its own quintiles), replacing fixed levels. · record LADDER-4
Correction: 126 discrepancies on the feature and methodology pages fixed — 83 sentences restated, 29 figures now computed, 6 removed. · record CLAIMS-1
Correction: 123 FAQ answers on 59 indicator pages corrected against the record; figures that move are now computed. · record FAQ-APPLY-1
The eleven quintile-coloured indicators (ten housing series and money-market assets) are coloured on the data available at each date; 1,243 of 4,978 past month-ends change band, today's unchanged. · record LADDER-3
GDI is read on BEA's real series; the 15 fixed-level indicator pages explain their colour thresholds; every band count is computed. · record LADDER-2
Drifting feeds repaired: EBP and the three OFR stress indexes take every revised value from their source files; other drift rows closed or listed. · record DATA-4
/profit-share re-baselined on BEA's September revision: 21 of 278 quarters rewritten (2021Q1–2026Q1), three crossing pale red → neutral. · record REBASE-1
Indicator pages: the value box is a column at every width, missing history filled in, the ISM stale-title trap closed, ordinals fixed. · record IND-FIX-1
Trending Questions removed from every indicator page and no longer generated. · record AI-RETIRE-1
All 110 indicator write-ups rewritten and corrected against the record, in eight batches from September 30 to October 1. · records IND-APPLY-1 … IND-APPLY-8
internal54 commits: documentation records (DOC-14…19, DOCS-FIX-1/2, DOCS-AUDIT-1), tests and hygiene (HYG-13/34/35/36/40/42, HYG-37 r1), the call log's capture (CALLS-LOG, CALLS-2/3/4), analytics (EVENTS-2/2b/3, ADMIN-2), deploy windows and tooling (WINDOW-1/2, PERF-1/1b, VAL-SPLIT, DEP-FIX-1, OPS-1, SEC-1, the deploy window audit and the guard the deploy script runs: DEPLOY-WINDOW, DEPLOY-GUARD), monitoring (FEED-HEALTH-1, WATCH-1), redirects' trailing-slash form (REDIRECT-3), a scorecard rubric (SCORE-2), censuses and mockups (FEEDBACK-CENSUS-1, FRAMEWORK-DOC-1, LP-M1), one merge.
September 2026
The 36 indicator pages rewritten so far reworded in plain language: the point before the number, one number per sentence, a feel for the size beside the exact figure. · record PLAIN-1
Economic Breadth, the Housing Cycle, Profit Share and Valuations now read each historical figure only once it had been published; live readings unchanged. · Economic Breadth 2.0.0-eb · Housing Cycle 2.0.0-hc · record PUBLAG-4
The State of the Economy record, the Regimes, the stress signal and the Capitulation Monitor are computed on the as-known record; two calendar faults fixed (OECD CLI, money-market assets). · record PUBLAG-3
A release calendar and an as-known layer: every engine's history recomputed on the dates each figure became public; 23 published findings re-read on it. · record PUBLAG-2
Correction: seven FAQ answers that gave advice rewritten to the record with counts, their extremes cards corrected; the multpl value no longer written into the previous month. · record AUDIT-FIX-2
The Investor Checklist retired from every indicator page; the heatmap's 2009 quick pick states the fact, not a buying call; AI answers that advised purged. · record AUDIT-FIX-1
334 served strings on 69 routes showed a hyphen where a minus is meant; they now use the true minus sign (−). · record MINUS-2
One chart modal, tooltip and legend, one summary card, eyebrow and footer, one stat block and period table on every page — the page-by-page copies retired. · records STD-2A, STD-2B, STD-2C
Charts on phones redrawn to use the width (1,064 charts measured), the yield curve's line fixed, and one shading vocabulary across charts. · record CHART-1-PHONE
/yield-curve replaces the Market Relationships monitor: of eight cross-asset relationships tested, only the 3-month/10-year curve held (7 of 9 inversions since 1982 preceded a recession). · record YC-1
Correction: the Buffett indicator divided each day by a GDP figure not yet published (up to four months ahead); fixed, and the other valuation lenses' revision basis disclosed. · record VAL-PIT
The State of the Economy methodology says what its record shows: "below 40 preceded recessions" holds only for Forward Stress; "above 60 is equity-favorable" is contradicted on all three gauges. · record SOE-3
The State of the Economy says how much of its record is truly first-published, measured on the weight each gauge used, by era. · record PIT-1
/state-of-the-economy View B shows the gauges on the numbers as first published beside the revised series (20 years on desktop, 10 on a phone). · record SOE-2
/state-of-the-economy/quadrants rewritten as a map, not a clock, on the point-in-time record: 32 of the guide's 66 claims were contradicted by the data. · record QUAD-2
/housing-cycle crashed for every reader on a month whose housing net was exactly zero (no divergence state); fixed. · record HC-HOTFIX-1
One divider colour, visible on every surface in both themes (171 routes measured). · record DIVIDER-1
/state-of-the-economy's closing cards and the quadrant names rewritten to what the record supports, the page audited line by line. · record VOICE-1E-BUILD
Indicator pages' revision profile reads on the four stages; the last eleven-label surfaces on /revisions-ledger retired. · record RL-2
/revisions-ledger rewritten to lead with what its 3,749 revisions actually show — how far today's number can be trusted. · record VOICE-1D-BUILD
One vocabulary site-wide: "dashboard" and the other retired words removed from every reader-facing text. · record VOICE-1C
/capitulation-monitor's regime rail at a past date no longer reports days after that date; every page's sitemap date is its own change date. · record ENG-1
The remaining colour-contrast failures fixed — four tokens and eight chart inks — measured to zero in both themes. · record COLOR-2
/valuation rewritten to what the record supports: at twelve months no lens separates outcomes, and on CAPE expensive periods returned more. · record VOICE-1B
/profit-share reduced to what the record supports: six of fifty-nine resolved periods were followed by a losing year, fewer than an ordinary quarter-end; the summary becomes a card. · records VOICE-1A … VOICE-1A5
The Regime Playbooks page and its methodology removed (their seven URLs redirect); the State of the Economy methodology's regime section rewritten for the four stages. · record REGIME-4
The "What changed" table reads the State of the Economy alone; the charts' sky-blue series ink darkened in day mode for contrast. · records SOE-1, LP-20C
/capitulation-monitor's regime rail re-adjudicated on the four stages (Slowdown separates washouts best); the eleven-label rail retired. · record CM-2-RAIL
/state-of-the-economy/regimes: four stages (Recovery, Expansion, Slowdown, Contraction) named by fixed rules, every period since 1981 with what followed; the Playbooks' URLs redirect. · records REGIME-2, REGIME-3, REGIME-3B … REGIME-3F
"Valuation Eras" renamed "Valuations" everywhere the site names it (the URL /valuation unchanged). · record NAME-1
The ten section pages are titled "{Section} Indicators — every one against its own history"; "dashboard" out of the titles; the Disclaimer reads "an informational site". · record HYG-15
/about rebuilt with new copy, one heading form and the visit counters; its disclaimer callout removed (the site has /disclaimer); "dashboard" out of the site-wide head. · record ABOUT-1
The landing (/) rebuilt: a three-part reading above the heat band, the suite grouped by question, one row form per gauge, a twelve-word line and a tighter spacing rhythm. · records LP-3 … LP-19, HM-0 … HM-3
Correction: Economic Breadth's ±25 bar on the landing read 61.4% where the engine reads 64.8%; "1 spells" fixed; one plural rule in the summary. · record LP-2
102 of 118 indicator pages gain a monthly values table in text, and titles that name the months. · record SEO-2
Every indicator page carries a verify link to its source for the number (107 of 118; the other 11 state why not). · record PROV-1
The question block on indicator pages never outruns its data: 7 of 76 stop rendering, the rest show their own date. · record AI-1
Every route is prerendered, so a crawler that does not run JavaScript reads the full page instead of a shell. · record CRAWL-3B
/state-of-the-economy/quadrants gains a register of where 5 bear-market peaks and 6 troughs since 1981 sat on the plane. · record QUAD-1
The two OECD leading-indicator series are read from the OECD directly; the "lei" series renamed for what it is; the debt-service threshold recalibrated. · record DATA-1
Correction: on the methodology pages 8 false claims corrected, 20 frozen figures now read from the engines, 17 unverifiable ones sourced or cut (293 checked). · record COPY-2
One 1280px column site-wide; prose pages in a heading-and-prose form, indicator pages with a sticky index beside the sections; one spacing rhythm. · records LAYOUT-1, LAYOUT-2M, LAYOUT-2A … LAYOUT-2G
/data-sources groups the 118 indicators by section or provider, its roster derived from the data; the State of the Economy methodology's Section 9 corrected. · record COPY-1-SOURCES-CENSUS
Navigation redesigned: a labelled MENU opening a grouped panel, the theme toggle in the header; the old drawer retired. · record NAV-1
The privacy sentence moves from every footer to /about (wording unchanged). · record PRIV-2
The heatmap's displayed value is the print for every cell; CPI and PPI carry their YoY word, the AAII spread its pp unit; five missing source lines added. · records HYG-9, HYG-9A
Economic Breadth, Market Relationships, Valuations and the Revisions Ledger at the feature width; card padding unified. · record SPACE-1
/capitulation-monitor shows distance to firing: a count bullet on the washout axis, six gauge bullets with firing ticks, sparklines and 3-month change; rules unchanged. · record CM-2
/housing-cycle's charts and episode strip show the full record with the Time Machine marker, as the State of the Economy and Capitulation Monitor do. · records HC-4G, HC-4H
Small fixes: the Time Machine perspective sentence on SoE View B and the Capitulation Monitor; the CM chart centres on the picked date; momentum input labels mapped. · records SMALL-1, SMALL-2, SMALL-3
/state-of-the-economy gains "What changed": six reads at 3 months, 1 month and today, with the Time Machine. · record WHY-4
Every heatmap tooltip says why its colour — the band, the percentile and the distance to the nearest edge. · record WHY-3
/profit-share's chart opens on the last 40 years. · record CPS-W1
/profit-share explains itself: the read's rule and boundaries, and the quarter's change by source. · record WHY-2
The landing's last row lists the roadmap queue; Fiscal Prop renamed Fiscal Ledger; the Household Ledger entry corrected. · record LAND-1
/state-of-the-economy explains itself: the regime's rule and boundary distances, each composite's contribution, and a one-table why. · record WHY-1
Revising FRED series get a monthly full-history refresh, so stored histories carry current revisions (first prints untouched in the Ledger). · record HYG-5
/housing-cycle ships with its engine: nine voters in three timing stages name the stage, a divergence comparator, union episodes and a permits record; 11 new housing indicators on the heatmap. · records HC-2, HC-3, HC-3A, HC-4, HC-4A … HC-4F
One card-eyebrow style site-wide. · record TYPE-1
The State of the Economy reports carried-forward inputs honestly: status "carried", coverage counting only current observations. · record SOE-FIX-1
internal54 commits: documentation records (DOC-2…11, DOCS-1, AUDIT-0, IND-DRAFT-1), tests and hygiene (HYG-4/5a/5b/6/7/8/10/11/12/14/16/17/18/25/27/28/29/30/31/32), read-only censuses and negative results (LT-0/1/2, VOICE-1d censuses, WIDTH-2, NAME-1b, STD-1), monitoring and thresholds (GUARD-1, DATA-2, DATA-3/3b, CONTRAST-2), prerender and crawler plumbing (PRE-1, CRAWL-2/3a), backups and admin (BKP-1/1a, ADMIN-1, ANA-6a, AUDIT-2 npm, HC-1 charter, K-4a).
August 2026
An llms.txt guide for AI agents and a default link-preview image added. · record AISEO-2
Every page has its own title carrying the live value, a description, a canonical link and Dataset structured data. · record SEO-1
/data-sources carries the TradingView Lightweight Charts attribution notice and link. · commit d8ed631
A full-bleed favicon set, so the mark fills a circular crop. · commit 4bcac53
Every indicator page opens chart-first with an inline chart and one Expand button; one house chart standard (frame, gridlines, modal size, theme) on every chart surface. · records CHART-1 … CHART-6
A privacy note in the site footer: no tracking cookies, no cross-day tracking, aggregate-only analytics. · commit ec1a2ad
/economic-breadth's headline reads the live census (24 votes) rather than the settled monthly record; census tiles equal-width. · record EB-B4-LIVE
The Economic Breadth card adopts the two-fact label, on the hero chip and chart header. · record EB-B3
Every page's "Data through / updated" label is cadence-aware and reads the newest observation's arrival. · record LABEL-1
ISM Manufacturing and Services republished under licence: pages and heatmap cells live, attribution on every surface, forward-only history. · record ISM-2-REPUBLISH
All twelve About timeline titles link to their pages; the landing loads 246 kB less. · record NICE-1
The Wilshire 5000 series is spliced onto its successor DWCF forward-only, with an overlap-validated factor. · record WIL-1-SPLICE
The State of the Economy methodology gains the eleven-rule regime table. · record HYG-1
/confluence shows the Corporate Profit Share reading today and at each register row. · record CF-R1-CPS
/confluence runs on the live key rather than the settled record; every today-surface is live-basis, both bases stated. · record CF-LIVE-1
/confluence shows the Economic Breadth reading in today's readings and at each register row. · record EB-C1-CONFLUENCE
/economic-breadth ships: how many of 24 real-activity indicators are improving, deteriorating or abstaining each month, with its methodology; on the landing and /about. · records EB-B1-BACKEND, EB-B2-PAGE, EB-B2B-FOLLOWUP
/valuation's outcome tables take in fifteen pre-1928 eras on the total-return basis (the annex retired). · record 0AH-UNANNEX
Eight valuation surfaces move to a total-return basis (an S&P 500 total-return series derived back to 1871); the era skew corrected. · records TR1-DATA, TR2-MIGRATION
Payrolls colour bands unified to one ladder (300/150/50/−100) on every surface. · record 0AF-BAND-UNIFICATION
Two indicator legs retired; the AAII components and the Home Prices level surfaced. · record IND4-CENSUS-RULING
GDI joins the board (page, tile and series); the GDP chip restored; retail sales says its basis; charts default to 20 years. · record IND2-VALIDATION-ROUND
Payrolls' colour direction inverted; the Case-Shiller and HSN1F pages merged; twelve indicators renamed, with four redirects. · record IND1-SET-RULING
/revisions-ledger gains trust chips where a series' live value matches its ledger identity exactly. · record SHELF-B5-TRUST-CHIPS
/methodology hub restructured into four families over eleven cards, with one-liners. · record SHELF-B4-HUB-RESTRUCTURE
/confluence gains the margins × valuation cell (both stretched, counted since 1957). · record SHELF-B3-JOINT-CELL
/confluence's CAPE card reads the trend tier first, with the rung and an as-of stamp. · records SHELF-B1-CAPE-TREND-CARD, SHELF-B2-CF-CAPE-RELENS
The coverage qualifier distinguishes partial arrival of a month's inputs (three states). · record QUAL1-PARTIAL-COVERAGE
/revisions-ledger ships: every first print against the value three years later, eight series' dossiers, the great-revisions register and recognition lags. · record C1-C-BUILD
internal44 commits: documentation (DOC-1, 0ac, 0ai, a cleanup), analytics (ANA-2…7), the trending-questions pipeline (TREND-1/2/2a/2b/2c), ISM and vintage plumbing (ISM-1/1b/3, INK-1), performance and deploys (SPLIT-1/1a, SHELF-C, 0ag, CRAWL-1), tests and hygiene (HYG-2/3, AUDIT-1, NICE-2, EB-FIX-1, SHELF-A, SHELF-B6), Economic Breadth's charter and censuses (EB-DR-1/2, EB-0A/0B, two gate-only commits).
July 2026
Correction: the current-regime slots on /state-of-the-economy, /confluence and the Playbooks strip now read the live basis (they had shown March's Overheating; now July's switch to Disinflation). · record BUG1-FIX
Excess CAPE Yield joins /valuation as a fourth lens, with tiers, a zero line, era registers and its own methodology; on every Valuation Eras page, expensive eras now shade red and cheap eras green. · record ECY-C-BUILD
New page /profit-share/sources: where corporate profits come from, as an eight-part decomposition with era drill-down and a plain-language methodology. · record PROFIT-PC2C-BUILD
Corporate Profit Share ships at /profit-share with its methodology page, and is linked from the landing suite, the methodology hub and the About timeline. · record PROFIT-PCC2-FRONTEND
Capitulation Monitor's Time Machine gains the full-history chart; Grantham sigma badges retired from the heatmap (display only); back-link order, stack links and the fundamental deep-dive link tidied. · record OWNER-ROUND1
Heatmap redesign: quieter cells, a legend, re-based tooltips and chart modal, and an indicator-chart button; the same colour sweep reaches Confluence and the footer. · record HEATMAP-P4
Site-wide colour standardization: one accent, one signal palette and one chart palette across every page and both themes (no reading changed). · record TOKENS-3B
Landing page: a "check often" bar, the feature suite renumbered in its canonical order, and the AI row states its absence plainly. · record LANDING-POLISH2
Landing page: suite rails, scale and animation refined, the LIVE strip grouped by category, the gradient wash removed. · record LANDING-POLISH1
Market Relationships charts overhauled (expand modal with overlay toggle, each pair on one chart); Time Machine bar fix; trending-question dates shown. · record POLISH2-MRIMP1
Playbooks index and methodology hub adopt the card pattern; every methodology page shares one nav and carded sections; scroll position restored site-wide; hub reordered. · record POLISH1-CARDS-METHODOLOGY
Confluence ships at /confluence: which past months matched today across regime, stress trajectory, capitulation state and valuation tier, with the full register, chart and methodology. · record CF-B-BUILD
Two new heatmap indicators with pages: CAPE trend deviation and Buffett trend deviation (each measure's distance from its own trend, in sigma, on a five-rung ladder). · record TREND-DEVIATION-INDICATORS
Valuation Eras: the trend-vs-series chart extends to all three lenses; dark-mode pill borders fixed; Market Relationships firing and quiet cards become clickable section cards. · record VR-E2-POLISH
The Valuation Register is renamed Valuation Eras; each lens page leads with its own series against the as-of trend and ±2σ envelope, with an S&P overlay and newest-first era registers. · record VR-E1-BUILD
Valuation Register ships at /valuation: an index, three lens pages (Shiller CAPE, S&P 500 P/E, Buffett indicator) with every extreme era's aftermath listed, and a methodology page. · record VR-B-BUILD
Regime Fragility: a Current Spell card on /state-of-the-economy and fragility sections on all five playbook pages (durations and past transitions; the tested signal is reported as not validated). · record FR-B-BUILD
Market Relationships replaces Regime Playbooks in the top bar (Playbooks stays in the menu panel); the About timeline gains a Market Relationships card. · record NAV-0J-ABOUT-MR
Market Relationships: quiet rows redesigned (state dot, impact pill, percentile chip); the index's silent zeros and a detail-page crash fixed with a visible "data unavailable" state. · commit 87fdb58, commit 7e4c5c4
Market Relationships ships at /market-relationships: an index, eight relationship pages (one validated, seven watchable, one killed and listed as absent), a full chart and methodology. · record MR-C-PAGES
The State of the Economy methodology gains a public Validation section (what was tested, under frozen criteria, and the verdicts) and a five-point failure-modes listing. · record P5-PHASEC-VERDICT
A methodology hub at /methodology; the indicator methodology moves to /heatmap/methodology; the Capitulation Monitor gets a full methodology page with a compact on-page summary. · record METHODOLOGY-HUB
Navigation redesign: a five-item header bar with an Indicators dropdown and a reworked menu panel (Features, Learn, log in); labels now say "Indicator Heatmap"; About adds a Regime Playbooks card. · record NAV-REDESIGN
Regime Playbooks methodology page at /state-of-the-economy/playbooks/methodology; the index's "no playbook" block reformatted for mobile. · record RP-METHODOLOGY-PAGE
Regime Playbooks ship: an index and five playbook pages under /state-of-the-economy/playbooks (what followed each regime, listed individually), with a pointer from the State of the Economy page. · Playbooks engine 0.1.0-playbooks-A · record RP-PHASEC-PAGES
Correction: the cell titled "Auto Loan Delinquency" shows the delinquency rate on all loans at commercial banks; renamed "All-Loans Delinquency (Banks)" with the copy rewritten (data unchanged). · record AUTO-DELINQ-MISLABEL
Nine indicators join the heatmap: core CPI, trimmed-mean PCE, sticky CPI, 5y5y forward inflation, CP financial–nonfinancial spread, real 5-year yield, OFR FSI (aggregate and credit) and copper. · record SITE-INGESTION-BENCH
Landing page: each section's indicator strip is sorted by colour (dark green to dark red); the hero and page subtitles no longer leave dead space. · record LANDING-STRIP-SORT
Capitulation Monitor ships at /capitulation-monitor: a state card, six oversold gauges with the regime as safety rail, an S&P chart with episode bands, every episode listed, and a Time Machine. · Capitulation engine 0.1.0-capmon-A · record BC-PHASEC-PAGE
The Summary goes live on /state-of-the-economy: a rule-based regime verdict with its banner, what-followed ranges from past episodes and self-updating regime quick picks; methodology and nav follow. · record GATE-REPORT-DR36-IMPL
Correction: change badges compare by calendar date in cadence-derived windows (quarterly, daily and weekly badges now appear); 36 rate cells show point deltas; CPI, PPI and wage ladders revised. · record REPORT-DISPLAY-FIX-BATCH
State of the Economy gains View A (a Momentum-vs-Forward-Stress scatter with a 12-month trail) and View C (the five past months most like today, with what the S&P 500 did in the year after). · commit 210cbc4, commit 32da34b
State of the Economy Time Machine: the score cards show the velocity and trajectory as they stood on the chosen date, and "Reading Today" reads as of that date from data published by then. · commit adf8d61, commit 4613cda
Momentum, the third gauge, ships on /state-of-the-economy: its score card, chart line and history, narrative clause and methodology section, plus velocity and trajectory chips. · Momentum engine 0.3.2-m41 · commit f89c536
Correction: two quarter-start-dated Forward Stress inputs no longer drop out as "missing" late in each quarter; the duplicate recession-probability cell is removed (the NY Fed cell stays). · SoE engine 0.3.1-qlive, vintage 0.4.1-fs-vintage · commit d10dcfa
internal114 commits: decision records and charters (Momentum, Summary, Capitulation Monitor, Playbooks, Market Relationships, Valuation, Confluence, Profit Share, Excess CAPE Yield, Revisions Ledger), measurement and data-layer phases, two killed features' records (Below the Surface, T-Theory), ops hardening, backups, analytics and opt-out plumbing, the watch registry, staleness thresholds, npm audits, docs refreshes, tests.
June 2026
Ch.7 and Ch.11 Bankruptcies and Equity Fund Flows removed from the heatmap (fragile scrapes, little value); trend bars redesigned with recent-range scaling and per-indicator cadence, and documented. · commit 4750b85, commit 5d40fe5, commit 00d900b
Mortgage delinquency now comes from FRED (the proprietary MBA series removed); Margin Debt removed; trend bars become magnitude-aware; the CP–T-bill spread, silently frozen, updates again. · commit 2c5d84b, commit 7d16e55, commit eeed3af
Landing page rebuilt: a live mini-heatmap hero, "The Suite" index of seven features, and an ivory brand palette; Correction: Money Market Assets switched to the retail series (WRMFNS) and read as YoY. · commit 44e5278, commit 97360c4
Redesign stages 1–8: Inter webfont, a new 2x2 quadrant logo and wordmark, a light header, footer, hero, feature tiles, nav strip and menu drawer (the navy chrome retired). · commit 5def5b8, commit 5e3b7ea
The Time Machine picker is built into the heatmap and State of the Economy headers and works on mobile; the standalone /time-machine page is retired; a "Live · as of month" marker and a 404 page added. · commit 4f2a575, commit 59c5faf
Correction: past-date State of the Economy readings no longer use SLOOS or UMich data before its release; View D shows each input's age in months; inputs absorb revisions up to 400 days back. · commit 8207011, commit c889362, commit 6e50f73
State of the Economy and site-wide polish: readable text in both themes, dark-mode depth, better chart default windows, mobile axis and touch fixes. · commit 3cc0719
State of the Economy Time Machine: View B rewinds with a year/month/day picker, View D shows the 12-month as-of input heatmap, and a full-history chart adds an S&P 500 overlay and recession bands. · commit 3ce659d, commit 9df1e4d, commit d9ef2c1
The State of the Economy page gets a Time Machine: a collapsed picker button in the header, and score cards that rewind to the chosen date. · commit d4df73a, commit 3d296f7
Corrections: Time Machine and live heatmap share one renderer; period changes use calendar dates, not row position; overstated HY/IG spread history text fixed; four cells get a MoM/Level toggle. · commit 3d5aca3, commit 028a318, commit 49b8d65
State of the Economy methodology and quadrants pages (a quadrant colour system, card layout, every weight disclosed); responsive tables site-wide. · commit 57bfcd0, commit 91a686e
The State of the Economy page is built at /state-of-the-economy as a dark launch: Forward Stress and Inflation Regime gauges, score cards and Reading Today. · SoE engine 0.3.0-ir · commit aa02b22
Forward Stress inputs join the heatmap (Baa–10Y spread, CP rate, factory hours, broad dollar, bank loans, CP–T-bill spread, EBP, OFR FSI EM); both ISM PMIs unpublished pending a data licence. · commit 1d5b8dc, commit 54fa0e0
Correction: cadence labels fixed — the Buffett indicator is daily, P/E and CAPE monthly, bankruptcies and fund flows monthly. · commit ca049ac
Inflation Regime inputs added: Median CPI, 5-year breakeven, UMich 5–10yr inflation expectations; CPI, PPI, Cass and Core PCE cells say "YoY" with a chart toggle; CPI chart and stray sigma fixed. · commit c5feab0, commit 760fac5, commit b60cac4
Real Retail Sales added beside nominal retail sales (now labelled MoM); Correction: YoY and MoM changes are computed by date, so a missing month no longer shifts the comparison (CPI: +3.95% → +3.78%). · commit ec88292, commit b69af42
Real Personal Income added; Industrial Production shown as YoY; seven cells that rendered N/A or wrong values in the Time Machine fixed. · commit 2f521f8, commit 37ef37c
internal60 commits: State of the Economy decision records and vintage/daily scoring infrastructure, backtests and goldens, score-table renames, page-view counter plumbing, monitoring and scraper logging, cron, docs, repo hygiene.
May 2026
ARKK removed from the site (three cells); Private Payrolls added to Employment; the Trending Questions timestamp hidden. · commit e87a4c0, commit bd62518
Correction: the "100th percentile historically" text on the CPI, PPI, Core PCE and Cass Freight pages is fixed; percentiles now come from each series' YoY history. · commit edb02e5
Six indicators added (SLOOS, part-time for economic reasons, Core PCE, labor force participation, personal savings, TED spread); section pages gain a nav strip and clean URLs; About timeline as cards. · commit 1e87b12, commit 2b7a179
Three new sections (Macro Risk, Monetary & Liquidity, Credit & Financial Conditions) and ten new indicators; trend bars average weekly for spreads, month-end for valuations; a 1400px page frame. · commit 924a27e, commit 4721e5f
Correction: eleven trend-bar frequency labels and the RSI threshold documentation now match the colour engine; MoM/YoY badges removed from 27 indicators where they mislead. · commit 24f228e, commit 21162ef, commit a5f852c
RSI cells read Oversold/Overbought; values carry MoM/YoY suffixes; larger cell type; a two-row indicator navigation under the header. · commit 9f34ee3, commit 468c292
An Overview landing page at /; the heatmap moves to /heatmap; a dark footer everywhere; trending questions show their exact ET time. · commit 3bdec45
A new heatmap-grid logo and favicon; the header is always dark navy; right-click works on every link; Time Machine quick-pick colours match the dashboard; trending questions cover eight more cells. · commit c4d24a6, commit 6617a49
Grantham two-sigma valuation signal (sigma badges on CAPE, P/E and Buffett cells, chart reference lines, page analysis); six indicators added (HY and IG spreads, M2, debt service, permits, CFNAI). · commit 55c7c71, commit fa51848
Trend bars show a D/W/M/Q period letter; change-badge colours invert for lower-is-better indicators. · commit 3054e27, commit 77a6136
Trending Questions on every indicator page: the week's most-asked questions with short AI-written answers. · commit 3f38a7e
Time Machine page (date picker, ten quick picks, clickable cells with charts); MoM/YoY badges and historical percentile on every indicator page; Correction: "Last updated" is the data's date. · commit 1b0b9ad, commit 1803d5c, commit 9bef2fc
All 55 indicator pages complete, plus About, Methodology and Data Sources; light mode redesigned (charcoal header, white cards) with WCAG AA contrast; iOS scrolling fixes. · commit 2774030, commit 9c64313, commit 4fe004f
Section pages with live colours; the first indicator pages (VIX, S&P 500 RSI, Nasdaq 100 RSI); dark mode follows the device setting on first visit. · commit 2de2719, commit c5b9cfb
Header simplified (health bar out; sun/moon toggle, hamburger menu, one row on mobile); dark-mode cell colours overhauled; GDPNow renamed "GDPNow Nowcast"; the date picker named Time Machine. · commit dbdb484, commit 8bcec7d, commit c6e42b3
internal34 commits: SEO tags, sitemap and robots, routing scaffold, bundle lazy-loading, trending-questions pipeline fixes, backend stats, FRED fetch resilience, docs, repo hygiene.
April 2026
Correction: section audits fixed thresholds and polarity in Employment, Technical, Fundamental, Housing and Consumer (BRK cash, business loans, CAPE/PE split, four housing cells' past colours). · commit bc9562f, commit 18ea2c4, commit 65b08c9, commit 50d5318
Business loans charted as YoY; the Sahm Rule and jobs-per-seeker cells colour correctly on past dates; the historical date marker centres the chart on the chosen date. · commit 1ed2eab, commit 1e5899c, commit 0cbd377
LEI switched to the OECD composite leading indicator; dark mode moves to pure greys with sky-blue sparklines and is remembered between visits; a BETA badge added, the early-access banner removed. · commit 211eefa, commit 8a6b905, commit 0d8ec27
Light-mode redesign and brand refresh: sky-blue header, white logo circle, "USMacro · Economic Heatmap", card layout, the same pastel cell colours in both modes. · commit dcbabaa
Equity Fund Flows rebuilt on ICI's combined fund and ETF flows (mixed-frequency data removed); CPI, PPI, LEI and Cass charts shown as YoY%; PMI 50-line, yield-curve danger zone, delinquency renames. · commit 10f8d54, commit ea4f507, commit 95261ee
A Housing section (eight cells from Consumer); UMich Conditions and Expectations, Commercial RE Delinquency, Ch.7/Ch.11 Bankruptcies and Household Net Worth added; placeholder cells removed. · commit 316ba60, commit 3b1b594
Eleven placeholder cells removed; indicator names standardized across the site; sparkline colours match the bar's direction; the jobs-per-seeker chart backfilled. · commit ce3e358, commit 1f0549f
Historical backtesting: a date picker shows the heatmap as it stood on any past date; a Sahm Rule chart; derived series fill previously blank charts; trend sparklines on every cell. · commit 06586ee, commit 3742aaa, commit b9d71e1
AAII Bull-Bear Spread added with 39 years of history. · commit 9cd651c
Redundant bank-only mortgage delinquency cells removed (the MBA series kept); VIX and crypto charts adjusted; the Stock Fund Flows chart repaired and its 2024–26 gaps filled. · commit 73c3b19, commit c20366c
Full history on every chart (1990 cutoff removed); RSI and 200-day charts for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100; MACD and six unused technical cells removed; ARKK and Wage Growth added; a visitor counter. · commit 410e18e, commit d870574, commit 6747ea1
Historical charts on every cell (zoom, pan, recession shading); ISM Manufacturing PMI with history to 1990; Berkshire cash history from 1995. · commit 0e36af5, commit 5478931
Correction: the Buffett Indicator is recomputed on the GDP level, not its growth rate (Apr 15); logo size and favicon settled. · commit 5a4f453, commit f3a74ea
Jobs per Job Seeker, the Cass Freight Index and UMich placeholder cells added. · commit f1a1def, commit 64dab5c
Indicators added: jobless claims, S&P 500 and DJIA 200-day averages, consumer credit, the Buffett indicator, JOLTS YoY, Berkshire cash, delinquency MoM, Shiller CAPE, S&P P/E and stock fund flows. · commit 9ff58dd, commit bb15684, commit 9ca548b
Mobile and tablet layout, a dark-mode toggle, a health-score gauge, cell tooltips, a last-updated countdown with auto-refresh, and a quieter grey for empty cells. · commit 657b49d, commit 2566ea7
Foundation launched: the indicator heatmap with its five-shade colour system and first cells (CPI, jobs, fed funds, PMI, mortgage, sentiment, delinquencies, JOLTS, yield curve, housing, PPI, LEI). · commit e78f203, commit d45bf2b
internal46 commits: repo setup and deploy script, the SQLite backend and backfills, daily update cron, FRED retry and caching, credential and gitignore clean-ups, merges, dead-code removal.