Scrollr Desktop v1.1.4 — Kalshi grows up

The predictions widget stops being a foreign app bolted on: markets are now shown the way you actually think about them — as questions.

✨ New

• The Kalshi feed is built around events now. Every card headlines the actual question — "Who will successfully take over Warner Brothers?" — with the outcomes inside it: Paramount 81%, Netflix 3%. Binary markets show both sides (Yes 92% / No 8%) instead of a lone "Yes" card. Prices flash and re-rank live as money moves.
• Your ticker shows your markets. Star anything — from a card or its detail view — and the ticker switches to your watchlist alone. No stars? You get the top 15 movers instead of the old firehose of every market. Stars always win: a watched market stays visible even when your category filter would exclude it.
• Real price charts. Open any market and see its actual last-7-days price history, range-labeled and trend-colored — replacing the "history builds as the market moves" placeholder that only filled in while you watched.
• Configure finally has a job. Pick which market categories flow into the widget at all, and manage your watchlist in one place. If you'd pinned markets in the old Configure, they move themselves into your watchlist the first time you open it.

💄 Improvements

• Ticker chips lead with the question too — "More tech layoffs in 2026? 92%" instead of a mysterious "Yes 92%" — keeping the outcome name visible when it matters ("World Cup Winner · France 34%").

🐛 Fixes

• Sports widgets with busy schedules (looking at you, MLB) no longer lose recent finals from the ticker — the day-window you set in v1.1.3 now reliably has both yesterday's scores and the upcoming slate to draw from.

🔧 Under the hood

Markets now carry their event context end-to-end, the payload includes each event's top two outcomes, and price history is proxied and cached server-side.

Full changelog: desktop-v1.1.3...desktop-v1.1.4 (#219)