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📧 Contact: lorenz@bohlander.de

Frequently asked questions

What does ATH Radar do?

It tracks how far your favorite cryptocurrencies are from their all-time high (ATH) and alerts you the moment a tracked coin sets a new record.

How do the new-ATH alerts work?

ATH Radar compares each tracked coin against the highest price it has seen before. If a coin exceeds its previous all-time high, you get a notification and a celebration screen. Turn on Settings → Check in background and iOS will also wake the app periodically to check while you’re not using it. Note: iOS decides that timing based on battery and how often you use the app, and it won’t run while the app is force-quit — so background alerts are best-effort rather than instant.

Where does the price data come from?

Live prices, charts, and all-time-high figures come from the public CoinGecko API. Data may be delayed or occasionally unavailable; pull down to refresh.

Why does a coin say “52% below ATH”?

That’s how far the current price sits below the coin’s all-time-high price. When it reaches 0% you’re at a new record.

I’m not getting notifications.

Make sure notifications are enabled for ATH Radar in iOS Settings → Notifications → ATH Radar, and that you tapped “Allow” when first prompted. You can also use Settings → Simulate ATH alert in the app to preview an alert.

How do I add or remove coins?

Tap the + on the Markets screen to search or pick from trending coins. To remove one, long-press isn’t needed — manage your list from the same Add screen (tracked coins show a check).

Is my data private?

Yes. There’s no account and nothing is collected — your watchlist lives only on your device. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Not financial advice. ATH Radar is for informational purposes only and is not financial, investment, or trading advice. Cryptocurrency prices are volatile and market data may be delayed or inaccurate. Always do your own research — you are solely responsible for your decisions.