summary: edgeful's redesigned platform cuts down on navigation, adds real-time what's in play data to report pages, and lets you bookmark your most-used reports.

not a small update — a full redesign of how you log in, navigate between reports, and manage your watchlists throughout the trading day. fewer clicks, faster access to the data that matters, and a dashboard that actually adapts to how you trade.

here's what changed and why.

when you log in to edgeful for the first time, you'll go through a quick onboarding quiz. takes a couple of minutes.

the quiz asks you about your trading style, which instruments you trade most, and the setups you use regularly. based on your answers, edgeful pre-populates your dashboard with the reports and data most relevant to you.

instead of staring at a blank dashboard and building it from scratch, you're already set up for your style of trading. you'll also get a brief walkthrough showing exactly where to find reports and how to navigate the platform.

on the right sidebar, you'll now see a bookmarks bar — it stays there no matter which page you're on.

bookmark the reports and watchlists you pull up every morning. they're one click away, always visible, regardless of where you are in the platform.

to bookmark a report, open it and click the bookmark icon at the top of the page. it appears in your favorites bar immediately.

this cuts out a ton of navigation time. traders who run the same 3-5 reports every session before the open no longer dig through the reports library — you pull up your bookmarks and you're in the data in seconds.

watchlists are faster to create now and fully integrated across the platform.

you can create a watchlist from any report page. add the tickers you're tracking, name it, save it. what's different from before is that your watchlists now connect to both the what's in play tab and individual report pages simultaneously.

switch instruments inside a watchlist, and the report data updates instantly. you're not re-navigating or manually entering a new ticker. one click, everything refreshes.

if you're trading multiple instruments in a single session, this saves a lot of time. your whole workflow stays in one view.

previously, what's in play lived in its own separate tab. now it's integrated directly into each report page.

so when you're looking at, say, the gap fill report for NQ — you can see the current what's in play data for that exact setup without leaving the report. live market conditions sit right there alongside the historical data.

you're not tab-switching to compare what the data says historically versus what's happening in real time. it's all in one place.

your watchlist integrates here too. switch tickers from your watchlist, and the what's in play section updates along with the rest of the report.