Peek at prices,
just hover.
Move your mouse to the screen edge to see your watchlist. Move it away and the panel hides. No window to open, no app to switch to.
Hover to open, move away to close
No shortcuts, no clicks. Grab the top of the panel and drag it to the other edge or another monitor.
US, Korean, Japanese, Indian and Saudi stocks in one list
Search by name or ticker. Add your shares and average price to see profit and loss.
Three-month daily chart
Each stock gets a small chart of the last three months. The last price and chart stay put after close and on weekends.
No account.
No ads in the app.
No brokerage connection
No account login, no order placement. It only shows prices.
Your data stays on your PC
Your watchlist, holdings, average prices, and settings are saved locally and never collected.
Open source
The code is on GitHub under the MIT License.
FAQ
Windows shows a warning when I install.
It’s an independent project without code signing, so SmartScreen warns about it. Click “More info” → “Run anyway”. You can also read the source on GitHub and build it yourself.
Where do the quotes come from?
Naver Finance for Korean stocks and Yahoo Finance for US, Japanese, Indian and Saudi stocks (Japanese quotes are delayed 20 minutes, Saudi quotes 15 minutes). Prices refresh every 3 seconds during market hours and every 60 seconds after close, and may lag the market depending on the provider.
Does it work on a work PC?
It uses your Windows proxy and certificate settings, so it’s built to work on corporate networks. If your company blocks installs, you won’t be able to use it.
How do I install it on a Mac?
It runs on macOS 12 or later. Open the downloaded file and move the app to Applications. As an independent app it isn’t notarized by Apple, so macOS blocks the first launch. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click “Open Anyway”. There’s no automatic install on Mac; when a new version is out, click the notification and download it again.
The guide covers installation and every setting.