Fundamental: Investing Journal

Fundamental: Investing Journal

See principles, not the price

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  • Released
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  • July 21, 2026
  • July 30, 2026

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See your principles, not the price. Most investing apps put returns and a ticking price on the first screen. The number lifts you when it rises and rattles you when it falls — and pushes you into impulse trades. Fundamental does the opposite. It doesn't show price or returns at all. In their place it keeps the reason you bought — the principles you set at purchase. When you're anxious, what you see isn't "how far it dropped" but "is my reason for buying still true?" ■ How you use it · Set buy principles: write, in your own words, why you'll keep holding. · A calm home: no balances, no returns — just your principles, kept. · Check: when anxious, weigh your principles one by one instead of the price. · Reappraise: when a principle is shaken, look back at the calmer past you, then decide for yourself to hold, revise, or sell — and record it. The app never sells for you. · Journal & retrospect: your decisions and their reasons build up, reflecting what kind of investor you are. ■ What it doesn't do · No quantities, no average cost, no returns. · Your records stay on this device only. No account linking, no sign-up. · No scores. Fundamental is a mirror, not a judge. Your principles are a seatbelt the calmer past you fastens for the shaken you now. In rough seas, drop the anchor of your principles.
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What's New in Fundamental

1.0.3

July 30, 2026

You can now write several grounds under one principle. Write down what you can actually check, and a check will walk you through them one at a time. You can build a ground from a metric like P/E or ROE, and set whether you mean a quarterly or annual figure. Tap the question mark to see what each metric measures. Grounds can be added or removed later. Starting with just the principle is fine. Retrospect now has "Seen together, this shows up." Some things only surface once decisions pile up. As always: the price stays hidden, and only the principles you set are shown.

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