Source per data type
- Crypto — CoinGecko: spot prices, price history, OHLC candles, market cap and 24h trading volume, coin search, profile data (description, links, genesis date, developer metrics), community sentiment (bull/bear votes, watchlist popularity), coin logos and historical prices for the what-if calculator.
- Exchange rates — frankfurter.dev: current and historical ECB reference rates for 30 currencies (incl. EUR, USD, CHF, GBP, JPY).
- Logos — DuckDuckGo for providers and brokers.
All market requests go through an edge proxy — the provider
sees the proxy's IP, not your own, and never
your holdings or amounts. Only which prices are
requested is forwarded — not who they belong to.
Optional and only on your click: an encrypted
cloud backup in your own Google Drive, OneDrive or Dropbox (always just an
encrypted blob) and the read-only exchange sync (Bitvavo and
Kraken). With the exchange sync the request comes from the edge proxy
— the exchange sees its IP address, not yours. It still
learns that your account is being read, which is why the
sync is off by default and never runs automatically in the
background.
A second openly stated exception: if you buy
the optional Pro membership, your payment and
contact details are handled by the payment provider Lemon
Squeezy — separately from your portfolio data, which stays
local.
Third exception — the Superchart: if you switch
the price chart to the Superchart, the app loads a chart window
from TradingView. TradingView sees your IP
address and browser data — unlike the price lookups, this does
not go through the edge proxy. That is why the app asks first:
nothing loads without your yes, and you can withdraw that consent
at any time. TradingView never gets to see your holdings or
amounts.