What Stock Unlock changed

• Added support for tracking real estate and crypto assets within the Portfolio Tracker.
• Updated the Stock Research section to include analyst estimates and customizable watchlist views.
• Expanded the "Where does your data come from?" FAQ section to emphasize data accuracy over competitors like Yahoo Finance.
• Removed several direct links to specific stock fair value analyses and live score snapshots from the homepage.
• Simplified the homepage by removing the cookie consent banner text and several redundant navigation links.

The platform is expanding beyond traditional stocks and ETFs to become a total wealth tracker. This makes it more competitive against all-in-one portfolio tools and increases the value of their brokerage sync feature.

• Added a live ticker bar showing real-time Stock Scores for major companies like Apple, NVIDIA, and Tesla.
• Added a dedicated section for the DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) Calculator with links to fair value analyses.
• Expanded the navigation menu with detailed "Use Cases" for different investor types (Beginners, Dividend, International).
• Added a detailed cookie consent manager and privacy policy links.
• Included new customer testimonials comparing the service to Simply Wall Street.
• Added a "Get Started for Free" button to the main hero section.

The site now shows real-time data examples and specific tool capabilities. This makes the product feel more immediate and useful to visitors before they even sign up.

• Removed the large cookie privacy consent banner and detailed cookie descriptions.
• Removed the top navigation menu containing links to Features, Use Cases, and Pricing.
• Removed the "Get Started for Free" and "Login" buttons from the top of the page.
• Removed the scrolling list of live stock scores for companies like Apple, Google, and Tesla.
• Removed specific customer testimonial text and names.
• Removed the "See Live Demo Portfolio" and "See All Brokerages" links from the Portfolio Tracker section.
• Removed the list of quick links to specific stock research pages (AAPL, NVDA, MSFT, etc.).

The website removed its cookie consent banner and simplified the page by removing the top navigation menu and several interactive stock lists. This makes the page cleaner but limits direct access to specific features from the homepage.