Live market prices, made calm.

A focused dashboard for the prices you actually watch — gold, silver, platinum, crypto and currencies in the free tier; stocks, ETFs, indices, commodities and a full charting kit in Pro. No account, no clutter, no popup tour to dismiss.

· Free, forever · No sign-up · Refreshes every 30 seconds · Data stays on your device

Two ways to use it

Open it free. Upgrade when you outgrow it.

The free dashboard is a polished read-only board with the prices most people watch every morning. Pro adds a fully custom watchlist and the tools to actually research what's on it. Both ship from the same browser session — switch between them at any time.

Free dashboard No account

For everyday price-checking

  • Gold per troy ounce + per gram at 24K, 18K, 14K purity
  • Silver, platinum, USD/THB, USD/INR
  • Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana
  • Thai baht-weight at 96.5% purity — the rate Thai gold shops actually trade at
  • Full-history gold chart from 1968 to today
Open the free dashboard
Pro Free during preview

For people who actually trade

  • 90+ assets out of the box, or add any Yahoo Finance ticker (MSCI, ASML.AS, 7203.T…)
  • Line · candle · Heikin-Ashi charts with 10+ indicators (SMA, EMA, Bollinger, VWAP, RSI, MACD, Ichimoku, pivots, Fibonacci)
  • Earnings calendar with before-open / after-close timing, portfolio + large-cap coverage
  • Portfolio P&L tracker, price alerts, sector heatmap, FOMC / CPI / NFP calendar
  • Native-currency aware — a €1,576 stock displays as €1,576 (or converted, your choice)
Open Pro

Built for daily use

Designed to be opened and forgotten.

No log-in screen, no onboarding video, no upsell modals. Open the page, the prices are already loading. Everything you customise lives in your browser — your watchlist, your layouts, your notes, your alerts.

Refreshes itself

Quotes update every 30 seconds while the tab is open, pausing when it's hidden so it doesn't waste your bandwidth. The cards flash green or red on the actual tick.

Charts you can read

Line for clean intraday, candles for serious sessions, Heikin-Ashi for trend at a glance. Periods from the last 24 hours to every year traded. Both the high and the low always fit inside the gridlines.

Real fundamentals

Tap any card's info button for P/E, EV/EBITDA, margins, beta, short interest, the 52-week range, insider activity, institutional holders, dividends, and recent news.

Your layout, your way

Reorder sections, move cards between sections, save layouts, and pin a default. Share a layout as a URL or QR code — the recipient sees your exact watchlist without needing an account either.

Calendar & alerts

An earnings calendar that flags before-open vs after-close timing. A macro calendar with FOMC, CPI, NFP, GDP, PCE. Per-asset price alerts that fire as a browser notification when you hit the threshold.

Comfortable on every screen

Light and dark modes that follow your operating system or your explicit choice — synced across the free dashboard, Pro, and the Help page. Mobile layouts that don't pretend they're desktops. Installable as a standalone app.

What's new

Shipped this update.

The last release focused on accuracy and getting out of the way.

  • Native currency. European, Japanese, and London-listed stocks now show in their own currency — or converted at the live FX rate to whatever you set.
  • Open / Close on every card. Today's open and the previous close, alongside the live price.
  • Candle charts, fixed. Floating-bar rendering wasn't wired correctly — candles and Heikin-Ashi now draw with proper OHLC bodies and wicks.
  • Earnings, with timing. Before-open / after-close badges on each row, plus large-cap S&P stocks even if they're not in your watchlist yet.
  • Search by any name. Typing "Google" finds Alphabet, "Facebook" finds Meta. Any Yahoo ticker not in our catalogue offers an inline "add as custom" button.
  • Theme sync. Dark mode on one page is dark mode on all of them. Even across browser tabs.

Open it now. Take a look.

It loads in under a second, asks nothing of you, and starts updating immediately.