What's New

The latest changes and improvements to GE Uncut, newest first.

News thumbs now show the right count

  • Fixed On the News page, the up and down vote counts now stay correct after you refresh. Your vote was always saved, but the count could briefly show 0 until the page caught up; it now reads live every time you open the page.

Movers accuracy and cleaner price charts

  • Fixed The Movers list no longer promotes an item on a single stray trade. One print at a wild price used to read as a huge riser; today's price is now taken as a median across the day, so only real, sustained moves make the list.
  • Fixed On the item price chart, the volume bars now sit directly under the price points above them instead of drifting sideways.
  • Fixed A bucket with a small amount of volume now shows a bar instead of nothing, while a bucket with no trades correctly shows no bar.

Mobile fixes: nothing runs off the edge any more

  • Fixed Text no longer overlaps or gets cut off on phones, including when your phone is set to a larger text size. Long item names and player names now wrap onto the next line instead of running under the numbers beside them. Checked on every page across phone sizes from small to large, at text sizes up to twice the normal.
  • Fixed Alerts no longer slides sideways on smaller phones, and My Flips and History no longer overflow the screen on a tablet.
  • Fixed The account menu now opens straight from the top bar on a phone. You no longer have to open the main menu first to reach it.
  • Improved History reads as a card per trade on a phone, with every figure labelled, instead of a wide table you had to scroll sideways.
  • Improved The assistant and feature request buttons are smaller on a phone, so they sit out of the way of the page.

Saving a Margins view updates the one you are on

  • Fixed Save on the Margins board now updates the saved view you picked instead of making another Margin Settings copy. The dropdown shows the view as edited while you tweak it, and Save as a new view is there when you do want a fresh one.
  • Improved The row popup on the Margins board now has one button, View item details. Tracking a flip lives on the item page.
  • Improved The filter and sort panel closes when you click anywhere outside it, and the old Reset sort button above the table is gone. Default board or Clear all does that now.

Margins: your saved views are now a dropdown

  • Improved Filter and sort on the Margins board is now a dropdown: the default board, every view you have saved, and Custom. Pick a saved view and it is on in one tap, and the dropdown always shows which one you are on. Change anything and it reads Custom until the board matches a saved view again.
  • Improved Edit opens the filter and sort panel, which now has a close button, shows how many items match as you build, and has Clear all to start over. The pencil next to a saved view renames it.

The guides are now a set of learning tracks

  • New The guides are reorganised into four short tracks you can work through in order: flipping fundamentals, reading the market, mastering GE Uncut, and the data behind it all. Each track has a start page and a next button, and the sidebar shows which lesson you are on.
  • New Ten new guides join the existing ones, including whether flipping is worth it, free-to-play flipping, reading price charts, how to read a signal, using the AI assistant, and an honest look at our win rate, fill times, and where profit is most consistent.

My Flips is simpler and works properly on mobile

  • Improved Each flip is now a single row. The extra buy and sell rows that used to fan out under a flip are gone, so the list is quicker to read.
  • Improved A live buy or sell offer now shows a progress bar in the quantity column, so you can see how full it is at a glance, and offers that are still filling sit at the top of the list.
  • Improved You can set a price alert straight from any flip with the bell on its row.
  • Improved On phones, each flip is now a card with all of its numbers and its progress bar in view, instead of a table you had to scroll sideways to read.

Alerts on tracked flips are now opt-in

  • Improved Tracking a flip no longer arms a price alert on its own. If you want a ping when it reaches a price, set the alert yourself when tracking or later from My Flips or the Alerts page.

Name your saved Margins views

  • Improved A saved Margins view now starts with a simple name like Margin Settings 1, and you can rename it to anything you want with the pencil next to it. Your names follow your account to every device.

The bond's convert fee now counts on the board and Finder

  • Fixed The 10% fee to make an Old school bond sellable now counts on the Margins board and in the Flip Finder, not only on the item page. A bond's thin spread never covers that fee, so it no longer shows up as a profitable flip when it isn't one.

The Margins board ignores one-off price spikes

  • Improved A single off-market trade no longer inflates an item's spread on the Margins board. When one side of a price jumps far from its usual level, the board shows the item's typical margin instead of the spike, so one stray trade cannot send a fake flip to the top of the board.

The buy limit is front and center on item pages

  • Improved An item's buy limit now sits at the top of its details, next to the price and volume, instead of in the small print under the title.

Bonds show the convert-to-tradeable fee

  • Improved The Old school bond page now shows what it costs to convert an untradeable bond into a tradeable one: 10% of the bond's current Grand Exchange price. It also drops the flip and alchemy rows that never applied to a bond, so the page shows only what matters.

Everything about an item in one card

  • Improved The top of every item page is now a single card. It brings together the live buy and sell spread with margin and ROI, the official daily volume next to the live 24-hour count, the buy and sell flow, and the alchemy values, so you no longer have to read across separate boxes.

Every page opens at the top

  • Improved Opening an item, or any other page, now starts you at the top instead of leaving you partway down where you were on the previous page. Going back or forward still returns you to where you were.

Zoom charts on your phone too

  • Improved On a phone, tap Zoom on any item chart and drag to zoom in: sideways for the dates, up or down for the price. Tap Done to go back to scrolling, and Reset to see the whole chart again.

Zoom a chart by price, not just by time

  • Improved Drag up or down on an item chart to zoom into a price range, the same way dragging left or right zooms the dates. The direction you drag decides which, and Reset zoom brings back the full view.

Switch between light and dark without signing in

  • Improved The light and dark theme switch is back in the top bar for everyone, so you can change how the site looks without an account.

Zoom in on any stretch of a price chart

  • New Drag a box across any item's price chart to zoom into just that stretch, and the volume bars below follow along. A Reset zoom button, or any range button, returns you to the full view.

Build the Margins board you want, and keep it

  • New Filter the board on any column. Pick a column, pick over or under, pick a value, and stack as many of those rows as you like. Everything is a dropdown, so nothing needs typing on a phone.
  • New Sort by more than one thing. Add a second column and it decides the order whenever the first is a tie, which is how you find the best return inside every buy limit.
  • New Save the board you built. It is stored on your account, so the setup you make on your computer is waiting for you on your phone, and one tap brings it back.
  • Improved Column headers went back to plain sorting: click to rank by that column, click again to turn it round. Anything more than that now lives in the filter and sort panel where you can see it.
  • New A new guide walks through the board: what each column means, how to build and save a view, and why a huge ROI on a stale item is usually fiction.

Forecasts on every item chart, free with an account

  • New Every item page gains a Generate forecast button. Press it and a shaded cone grows off the live price, showing the outlook for the range you are looking at: the next day on 24H, the next week on 1W, the next month on 1M.
  • New Under the chart, the outlook in numbers: the likely range for the view you are on, how the item’s graded signals actually went, and the typical wait. Thin items say so instead of guessing, and a year out is honestly too far to call.

The app now learns each item from its own track record

  • Improved The win percentage on a flip card is now an estimate that weighs how much evidence sits behind it. An item with three lucky flips no longer reads as a sure thing, and a long solid record keeps its standing. Hover the badge to see the likely range.
  • Improved The Margins board has learned which spreads tend to vanish within minutes and which usually last. The most fleeting ones drop down the default ranking and their freshness dot turns amber, with the learned number in the tooltip. Any sort you pick yourself is obeyed exactly as before.
  • New When an item you are holding takes a sharp one-day fall, the flip carries a note with how often falls that size have recovered within a few days. A red day now comes with its history, not just the red.

The Margins board sorts like it should, and phones get their own

  • Improved On phones the board is now cards instead of a sideways-scrolling table. Every number from the desktop columns is on every card, with nothing to drag left and right, and tapping a card opens the full breakdown with Track.
  • New Sorts stack. The column or chip you pick ranks the board, and your previous pick settles equal values.
  • New Reset puts the board back to its default ranking with one click. It only appears once you have changed the sort.
  • New Filters stack on the phone board. Combine caps like Buy under 100K, 1k+ trades an hour and ROI over 2%, and the board narrows to the flips that clear every bar at once.
  • Improved Every column header now wears a sort arrow, so the board reads as sortable at a glance. Click one and the new ranking lands instantly, with nothing shifting or wiggling on the way.
  • Improved Sorting from deep in the list brings you back to the top of the board, so the result of your click is always in front of you.

Margins: every spread in the game, live

  • New A new page ranks every tradeable item by what its spread pays right now: the bid, the ask, and the margin left after tax. Sort by any column, from ROI to how recently each side traded.
  • New The board is alive. It refreshes itself every five minutes, rows flash and glide as spreads move, and a ring in the corner counts down to the next update.
  • New Click a row for the full breakdown and track the flip straight off the board. Free with an account.
  • Improved Completed flips can be filed into a portfolio again. The Add flips picker on Portfolio now offers your finished flips from History alongside the open ones, so realized profit is never stuck outside its strategy.

My Flips shows what you are working on, History keeps the record

  • Improved My Flips now holds only your active flips and live offers. A flip files itself under History the moment it closes, so nothing finished sits in the table waiting to be cleared by hand.
  • Improved The numbers at the top come from your whole record: total and realized profit all time, win rate, and what you have made this week. Moving flips to History, or archiving a pile of them, never changes a single one.
  • Improved The leaderboard counts every finished flip the same way, wherever it is filed. Tidying up your History can no longer cost you your spot.

Track Record becomes Verified Signals, and you can search it

  • New The record page is now a search: type any item and see every call the scanner made on it and how each one went, right in the dropdown. Filter by scan, by window, by won or lost, and tap any row to open the item.
  • Improved Results read the way History does: Won, Lost, or Won, slow, with the buy, the target, the return and when. The headline numbers recompute to whatever you have filtered, so they always describe what you are looking at.
  • Improved The old Track Record link still works and lands here.

Proof on every card, two more numbers on every item

  • New Every flip card now shows how many of the item’s past signals were graded against real prices and what share won. An item with no graded signals yet says so plainly, so a thin recommendation cannot hide it.
  • New Item pages gain potential profit, the after-tax margin filled to the 4-hour buy limit, and high alch profit, what casting actually nets after the buy price and a nature rune. Both go blank rather than guessing when there is no live spread.

See what an account gets you

  • Improved Watchlist, My Flips, Portfolio and Alerts now show in the sidebar whether or not you are signed in. They used to be hidden until you had an account, so a first visit gave no hint that the app tracks your flips, groups them into portfolios or watches prices for you.
  • Improved Open one without an account and the page tells you what it does and offers to sign you in, instead of dropping you straight onto a login form. Sign in and you land back where you were headed.

Every sale lands in History on its own

  • Improved Sell something you never tracked a buy for, like bank stock or an alch run, and it now files itself under History as a regular trade the moment it syncs. It used to sit in your flips list as a row of blanks until you cleared it by hand, one item at a time.
  • Improved The plugin History tab shows those sales too. It could only ever show the handful you had cleared on the website, so it looked frozen while the site filled in. Both now read the same record.
  • Improved The number beside the History button is gone. It was only counting flips you had marked as not a flip, which made it look wrong next to everything else in there.

The plugin gets the same scan controls

  • New Minimum profit and minimum margin are now in the RuneLite plugin, on the Finder panel, so you can tighten or loosen the board without leaving the game. They work exactly as they do on the site, whether or not you have linked an account.
  • Improved Link your account and the panel offers the bars saved on the website as its first option, the same way it already does for your capital. Pick something else in the plugin and that choice sticks.

Set the smallest flip worth your time

  • New Minimum profit and minimum margin move into Scan settings, next to your capital. Decide the smallest total profit a flip has to make and the smallest return it has to earn, or set either to Any and see everything that turns a profit after tax. You no longer need an account to use them.
  • Improved Leave either box empty and each scan uses the bar it was built around: Standard holds out for a single big win, while Fast Fill and High Volume stack up smaller ones. The box shows you that number, so you always know what is in force before you change it.
  • Improved Both settings used to be buried at the bottom of the Settings page, described as advanced floors most people never touch. They are ordinary scan controls, so that is where they live now. Anything you had saved carries over.

Sell targets that track the current price

  • Improved Sell targets now follow where an item has been trading recently rather than averaging over a longer stretch. After a sharp move the old target could sit at a price the item had already left behind, which made a flip look better than it was. Targets are lower in those cases and a lot more reachable.

Tell us what to build

  • New The floating button in the corner is now Request a feature. Got an idea for GE Uncut? Send it in a sentence, signed in or not. You can also just tell the AI assistant what you wish it did, and it will pass the idea along.

Your account, top right

  • Improved Your account moves to the top-right corner, the way most sites work: tap your avatar for Settings, the light and dark switch, and sign out, all in one menu. The sidebar is navigation only now, so nothing account-related is buried at the bottom.

More adaptive to regime shifts

  • Improved Adjusting High Volume finder to be more adaptive to regime shifts.

Offer above or below our price

  • New The RuneLite plugin now puts three prices in the Grand Exchange offer prompts: ours, and ours moved up and down by a percentage you choose. Click whichever suits the fill you want and the value is entered for you. Leave the percentage at no adjustment and you get the single price exactly as before.
  • Improved The price tip controls now sit on the plugin panel with your scan settings: the on/off switch and the percentage are both there. The RuneLite settings screen still has them too, and the two stay in step.
  • Improved Price tips read more clearly against the offer window, and they come back properly when you reopen a prompt instead of leaving the line blank.

News gets a full market read

  • New Every market-moving OSRS update now gets a full written analysis: what the change does to prices, when it starts to bite, who ends up buying and selling, and a block of depth for each impacted item. It covers knock-on effects too, so an update that never names an item can still call the items it will move.
  • New Rate the read: thumbs up or down on any analysis when you are signed in, right from the News list or the article page. Tap your thumb again to take it back.
  • New News alerts now lead with the conclusion. The headline is the market call itself, with one line underneath pointing at the full analysis.
  • Improved The News page now reads like a desk blotter: every article is a card leading with its market call and a preview of the analysis, and the whole card opens the full read. One view, no tabs; the old signals list is gone, and each item still shows its related news on its own page.
  • Improved Older news articles are being upgraded to the same format automatically, newest first.

The plugin sets your prices

  • New The RuneLite plugin now helps with GE offers: setting up a buy on a suggested flip or a sell on a tracked one adds a GE Uncut line to the price and quantity prompts. Click it and the value is entered for you, just like the wiki price line. Off-switch in the plugin settings.
  • Improved History actions explain themselves: a small ? sits beside Restore and Track as a flip, and hovering either tells you exactly what will happen and that the trade counts again.

History says what happened

  • Improved Every row in your History now carries a label: Flipped, with the gp it made after tax, or Regular trade for buys you marked "not a flip" and sales without a tracked buy. No more guessing what a row was.
  • Improved The RuneLite panel’s History tab now matches the website: same labels, same columns (Qty, Buy, Sold, When), and one list sorted newest first instead of three unsorted groups. Flipped cards lead with what they made and the GE tax they paid.

Comments on flips

  • New Every flip card now carries a comment thread. Tap the bar along the card’s bottom edge to see what other flippers are saying about that item (fill times, undercutters, warnings), and add your own. Threads belong to the item, so yesterday’s intel is still there when the flip comes back.
  • New Replies chain under a comment so short conversations stay readable, and the newest calls sit on top.
  • New You post under your leaderboard name and avatar. Your own comments carry a delete button, anything out of line carries a report button, and signed-out visitors can read everything.

The assistant catches up

  • Improved The assistant now reaches every corner of the app it used to shrug at: ask it to watch an item, set or clear a price alert, move flips between portfolios, show the leaderboard or your own rank, roll you a new public name, or tell you what is moving in the market today.

The Leaderboard

  • New A public leaderboard ranks the sharpest flippers by realized profit from synced flips, for today, this week and all time. Gains only: nobody in the red is ever listed, and losses are nobody’s business but yours.
  • New Everyone appears under a random name and an OSRS character for a face. Roll a new name, pick your favourite from forty-odd familiar faces (the Wise Old Man, the Gnome Child, Evil Dave…), or hide yourself from the board entirely in Settings.
  • New The Flip Finder now carries a slim Top Flippers rail with today’s podium and your own rank, and the sidebar shows your name, avatar and rank wherever you are in the app.

Item pages that lead somewhere

  • New Every item page now links items trading around the same price, so you can walk sideways through the catalogue, from one ring to its peers, without going back to search.
  • New Item pages and guides now point at each other: each item page links the flipping guides, and each guide links live item pages to practice on.

Portfolios

  • New A new Portfolio page groups your flips into portfolios you name yourself: bones runs, gear, seeds, whatever you trade. Each portfolio shows its own deployed capital, open profit and banked results, so two different strategies stop hiding inside one number.
  • New Every flip starts in Main and moving it is one click: a Move button on the row, a select mode for moving many at once, and an Add flips picker inside any portfolio. Creating a portfolio is just typing a new name.
  • New Two ways to look at the same flips: Split, with each portfolio’s performance beside its holdings, and Rail, a broker-style switcher. Both selectable at the top of the page and remembered on each device.
  • Improved Long lists on My Flips and in History now fold: the first thirty flips show and a single button reveals more, so hundreds of tracked flips no longer mean endless scrolling.
  • New Each portfolio also keeps its previous flips: a collapsed list of everything closed under that name, with its banked total, and you can re-file old flips into a different portfolio without touching their recorded results.
  • Improved The whole page now holds up with large accessibility text sizes on phones: names shorten with an ellipsis instead of colliding with the numbers.
  • Improved Search, pinned items and the watchlist hold up under large text sizes too: prices wrap cleanly instead of running into the spread column.
  • Improved Select mode now covers previous flips as well, so re-filing old history into a portfolio works in bulk, and the small buttons across the page read sharper.

Every alert on one page

  • Improved The Alerts page is now a single view grouped by where each alert came from: the price watches you set on an item, the alerts that ride along with a tracked flip, and the one automatic warning. Each group says plainly how that kind of alert starts and when it ends, so nothing lingers unexplained.
  • New Where your alerts get delivered now sits at the top of the same page instead of behind a second tab. In-app popups, phone push, desktop, Discord and market news each show whether they are on, off or waiting on a browser permission, and you can connect or change one without leaving the page.
  • New Every alert row now shows how far the market currently is from your price, so you can tell at a glance which lines are close and which are nowhere near.
  • New You can add a price watch straight from the Alerts page now, and mute or resume all of them at once.

Offers that fill

  • Improved High Volume suggestions now only quote buy prices the market has actually traded at very recently. A suggested offer should fill the way the card implies, not sit unfilled because the price moved on days ago.

A clearer search

  • New Search results now show each item’s spread (the gap between the buy and sell price, in gp and as a percentage), computed for you and sortable like any other column. No more doing the subtraction in your head while scanning the list.
  • Improved Buy and sell prices sit together in one labeled stack, so your eye travels one column instead of two, and each row now shows 24-hour volume and the buy limit side by side.
  • Improved Warnings speak plainly now: instead of a STALE badge, a quiet note says an item hasn’t traded recently, and thin items say exactly how few trades they saw in the last day.
  • Improved On phones, each result restacks cleanly: name up top, prices and spread on one line, trading activity below, so nothing from the desktop view is hidden anymore.

No trade left behind

  • New The RuneLite plugin (1.3.0) now reads your in-game Grand Exchange trade history whenever you open that window. Trades it missed while you were logged out or playing on mobile show up under Missed trades on My Flips. One click imports the ones that are yours, or ignores the rest for good. Your flips only ever change when you say so.
  • Improved Active flips in the plugin panel refresh on their own: a fill shows up within seconds, no refresh click needed.
  • Improved A sell offer that finishes now shows a green bar in the plugin panel, so a done flip reads as done at a glance.
  • New Linked more than one game account? My Flips can now split by account, so each character’s flips and profit read separately.
  • Improved Flip suggestions got stricter behind the scenes: items that only look cheap because their price is collapsing are filtered out of the scans, and the public track record now counts a win only when there was real trading volume to sell into, the same standard a real offer faces.

Alerts you choose, and a bell that keeps up

  • New A notification bell now sits at the top of every page: all your fired alerts in one place, repeats collapsed into a single line, dismissible from anywhere. Opening it marks everything read.
  • New Alerts on your flips are now yours to set. Every flip carries one alert line. It starts at your sell target, and you can change or clear it when tracking or from My Flips. Each alert pings exactly once, so a price wobbling around your target can never spam you.
  • Improved Only one automated warning remains: demand collapsing while a flip is under water. It can be switched off on the Alerts page.

See a whole flip at a glance

  • Improved When one flip is spread across the Grand Exchange (buying part of a stack, or selling some and re-listing the rest at a new price), My Flips now groups those rows together as a single flip instead of scattering them, so the whole position reads as one.
  • Improved A holding now shows how much you have left to sell, with the amount already sold sitting right alongside it. Once the last of the stack sells, the group collapses into one completed trade.

Your flip record, your rules

  • New Every completed trade in My Flips now has a trash can right on its row. One click removes it, and your profit and win rate recompute without it. Handy when the plugin auto-tracks a personal-use buy you never meant to flip.
  • New Collected sales with no tracked buy (the read-only “Sold” rows) can be removed the same way.
  • Improved No confirmation popups on remove: the row disappears immediately and an Undo button appears for a few seconds in case of a mis-click.
  • Improved An item page’s Flip status now checks every scan strategy and risk level, so it always agrees with what your scanner shows.

A smarter flip assistant

  • New The assistant now asks whether you play members or free-to-play and roughly how much gold you have, with tap-to-answer buttons, then tailors every pick to your account and bankroll.
  • Improved If a search comes back thin, it suggests what to try next instead of dead-ending.
  • Improved Straight talk on capital: it tells you when a bankroll is too small to flip well rather than padding the list.

Faster pages

  • Improved The app loads noticeably quicker, with fonts and charts served straight from GE Uncut so pages settle faster on the first visit.

Sharper news signals

  • Improved When Jagex revises an official update after posting it, that change is now picked up and resurfaces in the News feed instead of being missed.
  • New Item price charts now mark each news event on the timeline, so you can see how a piece of news lined up with the price.

GE Movers

  • New A new Movers page shows the day’s biggest risers and fallers plus items trading at unusual volume, so you can spot what’s heating up at a glance.

Free to start, more when you link

  • New Browse free-to-play flips with no account at all. Make an account and link it to unlock members-item flips and track your own trades.
  • New The GE Uncut RuneLite plugin brings the flip finder into your client, tracks profit from your own Grand Exchange trades automatically, and keeps rolling buy-limit timers.

We post the changes that affect how you use GE Uncut here, not every internal tweak. Found a bug or have a request? Reach us via the contact page.