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These are two separate settings on purpose. The "Time Period" picker at the bottom of the dashboard only changes what you see inside the iOS app, so you can flip between 1D, 1W, MTD, and YTD freely. The complication on your watch face reads a dedicated "Watch Face Complication Interval" setting (iOS app → Settings → Watch Face) and stays pinned there — typically on a long-term view like YTD or 1Y. Keeping the two pickers independent means your complication’s baseline does not shift every time you swipe through different periods on the iPhone; you only change it when you deliberately update that setting.

PulseFolio displays your Parqet portfolio performance directly on your Apple Watch face as a complication. It shows portfolio value, absolute gain/loss, percentage return, and a trend indicator — refreshed automatically during market hours. A companion iOS app lets you select the portfolio, the return metric (TTWROR or IZF/XIRR), and the time period.

You need a Parqet account (parqet.com), an iPhone with iOS 17 or later, and an Apple Watch running watchOS 10 or later. The first-time setup happens in the iOS companion app, where you sign in to Parqet via OAuth and pick the portfolio to display.

PulseFolio uses OAuth 2.0 with PKCE to authenticate against the official Parqet API. Your password is entered directly on the Parqet login page — PulseFolio never sees it. Access and refresh tokens are stored in the iCloud Keychain on your own Apple devices. No credentials or portfolio data ever flow through our servers.

PulseFolio supports both TTWROR (True Time-Weighted Rate of Return) and IZF/XIRR (Internal Rate of Return). Time periods include 1D, 1W, MTD, 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, YTD, 3Y, 5Y, 10Y, and Max. The active metric and period are configured in the iOS companion app and sync to the Watch.

During market hours, complications refresh automatically every 15 minutes via background refresh. You can also pull-to-refresh inside the Watch app at any time to force an immediate update. An "updated X minutes ago" timestamp on the main view always shows you how fresh the numbers are.

A short delay between a price tick and what your watch face shows is normal and expected. Apple gives every watch app a limited number of background refreshes per day to protect battery life and the watch’s radio, so PulseFolio refreshes on a fixed schedule — typically every 15 minutes during market hours — rather than the moment each price changes. The only way to make the complication truly instant would be for Parqet to push a "your portfolio just changed" signal to the app, which Parqet’s public API does not currently offer. Until then, the schedule is already as tight as the watch’s budget allows. If you want a fresh number right now, open the Watch app and pull down to refresh — that triggers an immediate fetch.

Yes — every complication slot is independent. Long-press your watch face, edit a complication, and pick which portfolio it should track. Tapping a complication opens that specific portfolio in the app, so you can monitor a savings plan, a long-term ETF basket, and a high-conviction bucket all at the same time.

Yes — turn on Preview Demo Data in the iOS app to explore every screen with sample numbers, no Parqet login required. Demo-mode pills make it obvious when you’re not viewing live data, so you can hand the phone to a friend or screenshot the UI without signing out of your real account.

Yes — PulseFolio is localized in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese, and follows your iPhone’s language setting. This marketing site is available in the same six languages.