Crypto Price History
A price chart that lives in your own database — price card, sparkline and period metrics for every crypto holding, rendered with the network off.
Why the chart lives in your database
Most crypto trackers draw their charts from a live ticker: the app opens a connection to a price provider, and the chart is gone the moment that connection is. Budgie stores prices instead. Every daily close it fetches is written to your own SQLite database, and the chart is read back out of it — so it never flickers while a socket reconnects.
A year of daily prices for the nine largest crypto assets ships inside the app in euro and dollar, so the first chart you open already has something to draw. Older history is filled in from CoinGecko's public market data by a background job queue, one day at a time.
What you get
Every crypto holding has its own market screen with a price card, a sparkline and period metrics
Reachable straight from the crypto group on the home screen
A year of daily prices for the nine largest crypto assets ships in the app, in euro and dollar
Older history backfills from CoinGecko one day at a time, with a visible progress indicator
Only the assets you actually hold are backfilled — no wasted downloads
The chart is read from your own SQLite database, so it renders with the network off
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the price data come from?
Do I need an account or an API key?
Does the chart work offline?
How far back does the history go?
What does the progress indicator show?
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