The landing page moves at once, the console drops its brown, and the win rate reads like a number

What changed for people using Bellwether

• The home page comes alive in under a second. The particle field on the landing page used to wait about five seconds before it started moving. It now moves about 0.7 s after the page appears, on desktop and phone.
• The console's panels are graphite, not brown. Cards, raised panels and callouts were a warm clay that read as brown. They are now neutral graphite on the same black page, still lifted enough to read as boxes, and the warm haze behind page titles is gone.
• The win rate is a short, rounded percentage. Overview showed the win rate as a 15-digit decimal that overlapped the "Traded last session" line. It now reads like 29 %, with room to breathe.
• The chart's extra layers are labeled. The switches above the Overview equity chart now say what they add ("Show on the chart": Sessions, Consult threads, Fills) and stay put when you toggle them.
• A session never says orders are waiting after they expired. A past session's row now reads its orders as they are now: waiting, expired after hours, or turned down.
• Research studies are labeled the way their evidence says. A study whose own label says inconclusive is no longer marked dead in the research registry.

What you may notice

• Colors across the signed-in console look cooler and more neutral. Orange is kept for things that need your attention.
• Nothing changes what the desk buys or sells, and none of your settings move.

Switched on

• Nothing new is switched on.

Known gaps and what’s next

• The counts beside each day on the equity chart don't yet visibly group their dots; that's next.
• Pull-request checks will run a quicker sample of console screens, with the full screen-by-screen check moving to a daily run.