Topic: Push based Android app alerting you when BTC index value reached (C2DM) (Read 2305 times)
January 21, 2019, 02:33:49 AM
siapa dari jawa kan ? aku baru cari app ini dari Kryptono, kue sering tradi disitu, namanya FIATO on Kryptono kalo aku gak salah linknya disini https://fiato.kryptono.exchange/ , gak tahu gimana bagus tau kan ? siapa sudah coba appnya?
December 09, 2013, 06:53:41 AM
Sorry for the doublepost :-)
I still use that app regularly. It was indeed updated in the meanwhile, we can now enter any number we like, and Tradehill was removed.
Now we only need more exchanges, Bitstamp up front!
Let's do a bounty, I start:
I pledge 0.1 BTC for the author (or a functionally similar app on Google Play) to have Bitstamp as an alternative feed!
Oh, and make it the default feed when you're on it ;-)
Ente
I still use that app regularly. It was indeed updated in the meanwhile, we can now enter any number we like, and Tradehill was removed.
Now we only need more exchanges, Bitstamp up front!
Let's do a bounty, I start:
I pledge 0.1 BTC for the author (or a functionally similar app on Google Play) to have Bitstamp as an alternative feed!
Oh, and make it the default feed when you're on it ;-)
Ente
October 15, 2012, 07:23:47 AM
I just got to start using your app, thank you for this! (mighty zombiethread bump!)
When I set a one-digit limit, it is automatically changed to the tenfold:
12.2 --> 12.20
instead of 12.02..
(on ICS)
So, what has to be running to get alarms? Does the app has to stay running, like, visible in the background, or can I close it with the regular "swipe"? Or can I close it via taskmanager too? How about phone reboot?
Thank you a lot,
Ente
Yep, that bug is present. I don't expect it to get fixed any time soon When I set a one-digit limit, it is automatically changed to the tenfold:
12.2 --> 12.20
instead of 12.02..
(on ICS)
So, what has to be running to get alarms? Does the app has to stay running, like, visible in the background, or can I close it with the regular "swipe"? Or can I close it via taskmanager too? How about phone reboot?
Thank you a lot,
Ente
You don't need to keep running the app at all, as far as I know (it uses some google push notification system?), and I think it also still works when you reboot.
Indeed.. Bitcoinica as well as Tradehill still are in that app :-)
I first thought the app was totally broken. Figured out that actually MtGox had problems, with zero trades for some hours.
So, it seems the app works, but the author abandoned it more than a year ago.. What a shame!
Ente
October 15, 2012, 06:43:55 AM
I just got to start using your app, thank you for this! (mighty zombiethread bump!)
When I set a one-digit limit, it is automatically changed to the tenfold:
12.2 --> 12.20
instead of 12.02..
(on ICS)
So, what has to be running to get alarms? Does the app has to stay running, like, visible in the background, or can I close it with the regular "swipe"? Or can I close it via taskmanager too? How about phone reboot?
Thank you a lot,
Ente
Yep, that bug is present. I don't expect it to get fixed any time soon When I set a one-digit limit, it is automatically changed to the tenfold:
12.2 --> 12.20
instead of 12.02..
(on ICS)
So, what has to be running to get alarms? Does the app has to stay running, like, visible in the background, or can I close it with the regular "swipe"? Or can I close it via taskmanager too? How about phone reboot?
Thank you a lot,
Ente
You don't need to keep running the app at all, as far as I know (it uses some google push notification system?), and I think it also still works when you reboot.
October 12, 2012, 02:46:48 AM
I just got to start using your app, thank you for this! (mighty zombiethread bump!)
When I set a one-digit limit, it is automatically changed to the tenfold:
12.2 --> 12.20
instead of 12.02..
(on ICS)
So, what has to be running to get alarms? Does the app has to stay running, like, visible in the background, or can I close it with the regular "swipe"? Or can I close it via taskmanager too? How about phone reboot?
Thank you a lot,
Ente
When I set a one-digit limit, it is automatically changed to the tenfold:
12.2 --> 12.20
instead of 12.02..
(on ICS)
So, what has to be running to get alarms? Does the app has to stay running, like, visible in the background, or can I close it with the regular "swipe"? Or can I close it via taskmanager too? How about phone reboot?
Thank you a lot,
Ente
January 17, 2012, 05:12:40 AM
Bump. I still use this, daily. It's really convenient.
June 16, 2011, 05:34:08 AM
Glad you like it guys 
I just added the 1 hour index chart, let me know how it works for you.
cheers,
Eflite
I just added the 1 hour index chart, let me know how it works for you.
cheers,
Eflite
June 16, 2011, 05:19:42 AM
Yup got this on my phone
June 16, 2011, 04:05:16 AM
Hi Zef,
thanks for feedback, I'll be looking into notification sound in future updates. Currently I'm working on adding a small index chart next to the index value, to visualize recent movement in the index. Hope you like it.
Cheers,
Eflite
thanks for feedback, I'll be looking into notification sound in future updates. Currently I'm working on adding a small index chart next to the index value, to visualize recent movement in the index. Hope you like it.
Cheers,
Eflite
June 15, 2011, 07:20:22 AM
I've been using this, its really nice. Would like a way to change the alert sound though because by default it sounds like i'm getting a text message.
June 15, 2011, 07:07:09 AM
Fixed the bug, version 1.0.17 deployed. No need to update the Android app though
cheers,
Eflite
cheers,
Eflite
June 15, 2011, 06:47:26 AM
That's a bug Thanks for making be aware of that, I'll fix it ASAP.
Cheers,
Eflite
Thanks for making be aware of that, I'll fix it ASAP. Cheers,
Eflite
June 12, 2011, 05:25:12 PM
Good idea!
There's one serious issue: If you set your lo/hi values and activate them, then press the i to see the info, then your values are gone once you use the return button to get back to the main screen.
Cheers,
There's one serious issue: If you set your lo/hi values and activate them, then press the i to see the info, then your values are gone once you use the return button to get back to the main screen.
Cheers,
June 12, 2011, 05:22:45 PM
nice ideas. I was thinking, in addition to the High/Low values, maybe one could specify percentwise movement within some time frame. E.g, -if the index moves more than 30 percent in one day, you'll be notified.
Glad you like the app.
Glad you like the app.
June 09, 2011, 10:34:17 AM
Looks cool. However, I'd prefer just adjust the lo/hi notification levels using “number wheels” (like the native stopwatch) rather than a very long curtain menu.
Another cool feature would be to receive an alert when the current exchange reaches, say, the upper or lower quartile for the past day (or hour, or whatever the user chooses).
Thumbs up.
Cheers,
Another cool feature would be to receive an alert when the current exchange reaches, say, the upper or lower quartile for the past day (or hour, or whatever the user chooses).
Thumbs up.
Cheers,
June 09, 2011, 10:18:50 AM
There allready exists Android apps showing the current BTC index value on your device. However, these all currently rely on polling, which drains battery power and may show 30 minute old values. Therefore I created the BTC Push Monitor, which uses Google's push API called Cloud 2 Device Messaging (C2DM). This ensures the device is notified as soon as the BTC index reaches the level your specified, without the application having to run in the background. The app does not use the Android AlarmManager API, and never has to wake the phone from Deep Sleep in order to poll. No polling is ever performed.
The application requires Android 2.2 or higher.
The app is totally free, and can be downloaded from Android Market: https://market.android.com/details?id=no.skjervold
Regards,
Eflite
https://ssl.gstatic.com/android/market/no.skjervold/hi-256-0-90b73309ca1ad0e5401e91d1d2da22f0b99dea1c
The application requires Android 2.2 or higher.
The app is totally free, and can be downloaded from Android Market: https://market.android.com/details?id=no.skjervold
Regards,
Eflite
https://ssl.gstatic.com/android/market/no.skjervold/hi-256-0-90b73309ca1ad0e5401e91d1d2da22f0b99dea1c
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