What’s new in the Diolog app.

Share purchase plan and entitlement offer dates

When a company you follow announces an offer, its record, opening and closing dates join your dated items. Each one links back to the announcement it came from.

Proxy voting deadlines

The last day to lodge a proxy vote now sits beside the meeting it belongs to.

An opt-in morning summary

One notification, only on mornings when there is something to say. It lists the coming week’s dates you have not ticked and the announcements lodged since your last summary. It stays off until you switch it on in notification settings, and it waits until your quiet hours end.

A home-screen widget

Your next dated item and any unread replies from company IR teams, on your home screen. It shows dates and replies only, never a portfolio figure.

Available on iPhoneiPad

Dated items with a done tick

Mark a date done once you have dealt with it. Ticking it stops its reminder, and the tick follows you to every device you sign in on.

Coming up, at the top of Following

The next fortnight’s dates lead your Following feed, each with the announcement it came from.

A note on why you follow

After you follow a company, add a one-line note on its page saying what you are watching for. It is kept with your account and the company does not see it.

Sources you can read in Ask Diolog

Answers name their sources as small labels instead of bracketed markers, so you can see where each point came from.

The same price everywhere

A company’s page now shows the same current price as Discover.

Replies appear in the open conversation

When a company’s IR team replies, the reply appears in the conversation you have open, without reloading it.

Three companies to start with

Onboarding suggests three widely held companies to follow. Continue still works if you would rather choose your own, or none.

Your companies first on Discover

Once you follow a company, Discover leads with the companies you follow, as it already did on iPad, Mac, Windows and the web.

Available on iPhone

Sign-in errors that say what to fix

A mistyped email address gets a plain message asking you to check it, instead of a technical error.

Every announcement, summarised

Announcements from the companies you follow arrive with an AI summary. The original document sits beside it, ready to read in full.

A direct line to IR

Ask a company’s investor relations team a question and keep the whole conversation, with every reply, in your inbox.

Ask Diolog

Ask about a company in plain English and get an answer drawn from its public disclosures, with the sources shown. General information, not personal financial advice.

Alerts that keep to your hours

Alerts are bundled per company and wait out the quiet hours you set. Price alerts tell you when a company reaches a level you choose.

The market at a glance

Discover shows movers, sectors, exchanges and indices, and each company’s price chart marks when its announcements were lodged.

Room on larger screens

On iPad and the iPhone Duo, a list and the item you choose from it sit side by side.

Available on iPadiPhone