Hey everyone,

Drawing tools have quietly become one of the most used features of Punch Desktop. Trendlines, Fibs, rectangles, rays — a lot of you are building entire trading workflows around them now.

But over time, charts start getting messy. You forget why a line was drawn, which rectangle marked the entry zone, or what that Fib was tracking. Eventually you either rely on memory or wipe the chart clean and start over.

This week’s release is focused on solving that.

Drawing Pen on Desktop

Until now, drawings on Punch were mostly structured — straight lines, rectangles, Fibs, etc. But sometimes you just want to quickly circle a pattern, sketch out a rough zone, or mark up a chart freely the way you would on paper.

You can now do that with the new Drawing Pen.

Just select the pen tool and draw directly on the chart canvas. Every stroke becomes its own editable object, so you can move it, resize it, recolour it, or delete it individually. Colour, width, and opacity are fully customizable.

How to access: Left-side drawing toolbar → Pen icon.

Text Labels on Drawings

The second long-pending addition — labels on drawings.

You can now double-click supported drawings and attach text directly to them. So instead of trying to remember why a level mattered, you can simply label it “Daily Resistance”, “Trap Zone”, “Entry”, or anything else relevant to your setup.

Multi-line labels are supported, and label styling can be customized from the drawing settings panel.

How to access: Double-click any supported drawing.

Other smaller updates

• Search inside Indicators panel on Android

• Rectangle & Rotated Rectangle now also released on Android

• Plot up to 3 instances of pivot indicators on the same chart

• Bigger colour palette for indicators & drawings on Desktop

Bug fixes

• Opening the Option Chain from the Jump-To menu was occasionally giving you a blank screen. Fixed.

• Login OTP reliability. A few people had been hitting flaky OTP delivery on login. Worked through the underlying issues with our provider, should be solid now.

See you next Wednesday.

– Archit