See why it moved. Then see what the price did.
Set a condition in a sentence. Two lines explain the move, with numbers from market data. A receipt stores the price 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days later.
No card for the free plan. 3 alerts, checked about every 5 minutes, 10 "why" notes a month. Alerts go to Telegram, phone alerts or email.
Muted product video, about 34 seconds. An alert says Solana rose 1.9% in 1 hour, past its usual range, and two lines describe what changed, using market data. Tapping a number shows its source. A rule typed in plain English shows it would have fired 24 times in 30 days, then 2 after the threshold is raised. A list of past alerts shows what the price did afterward, including flat and down moves. The video ends on the disclaimer. Real prices as of Oct 11, 2026, replayed.
How it works
Pick coins
Choose the coins you want watched. Adding a coin does not turn on an alert.
Set a rule
Start from a pack, or describe the alert in a sentence. We show the rule back to you before it goes on.
Get a test on your phone
Connect Telegram or phone alerts. We send a test so you can see the path. The test is not a market move.
An alert
Bitcoin (BTC) fell 5.0% in 1 hour.
Last price $100,000 on Coinbase at 3:41 PM ET.
Volume was 2 times the 20-day average for this hour. The hour's price path was down from the start of the hour to the end.
AI-written · numbers from market data
Receipt: not in yet. We record the price at 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days.
This is a price record, not a recommendation.
Sample wording. These are not live prices.
Two lines on why it moved
The note uses facts we stored for that moment: the price path, volume against its 20-day baseline, and the broader market move. A model writes the sentences. Code fills in every number. If a note is missing, you still get the price and the source.
A record after every alert
Each alert stores the price when it fired. It then stores the price 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days later. Open a rule to see every alert it sent, each with its receipt, the ones that went the other way included.
Telegram first
Connect Telegram with one tap. Each alert has Why, Chart, Snooze 1 hour, and Mute. Phone alerts, Discord, and email are there too. Signed webhooks are on Pro when that release is on. Telegram and phone alerts arrive sooner than email.
See the noise before you save
While you write an alert, a chart of the last 30 days marks each time that rule would have fired. Change the threshold and watch the marks update. Nothing is sent until you save.
Features
A record after every alert
Each alert stores the price when it fired. It then stores the price 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days later. Open a rule to see every alert it sent, each with its receipt, the ones that went the other way included.
Two lines on why it moved
The note uses facts we stored for that moment: the price path, volume against its 20-day baseline, and the broader market move. A model writes the sentences. Code fills in every number. If a note is missing, you still get the price and the source.
See the noise before you save
While you write an alert, a chart of the last 30 days marks each time that rule would have fired. Change the threshold and watch the marks update. Nothing is sent until you save.
Quiet by default
A daily message limit, a cooldown on each alert, quiet hours, and a morning brief. An unusual-move alert uses that coin's own recent volatility. The builder shows the percent that means today.
Telegram first
Connect Telegram with one tap. Each alert has Why, Chart, Snooze 1 hour, and Mute. Phone alerts, Discord, and email are there too. Signed webhooks are on Pro when that release is on. Telegram and phone alerts arrive sooner than email.
Questions
What does Terminal do?
Terminal watches coins you pick and messages you when a rule you set is met. The message has the price, a short note about the move, and a receipt that fills in later. You choose the rules. Terminal does not tell you to buy, sell, or hold.
Is this investment advice?
No. This is not investment advice. Terminal describes what the price did and when. It is not a broker, an exchange, or an advisor. A note is not a recommendation.
Where do the prices come from?
Spot prices come from Coinbase public market data. If Coinbase does not have a price, we use Kraken public market data. Open a number to see the source and the time. If we do not have a price, the screen says unavailable.
How quickly do alerts arrive?
Free checks run about every 5 minutes. Trader checks run about every minute. Pro checks run about every 15 seconds when that release is on, and about every minute until then. Telegram and phone alerts go out after the check. Email can take longer. Timing is a target, not a promise that every alert lands in that window.
What is a receipt?
A receipt is the price 1 hour, 4 hours, 24 hours, and 7 days after an alert. Until a later price is in, that slot says not in yet. The rule page lists every alert it sent, each with its receipt. Free keeps this history for 7 days. Trader and Pro keep it for 1 year.
What does the free plan include?
Free is $0. You get 3 alerts, a watchlist of 10 coins, checks about every 5 minutes, 10 why-notes a month, a daily brief, and delivery on Telegram, phone, and email. History is kept for 7 days. You do not need a card. Trader is $15 a month, or $144 a year, with a 14-day trial.
How do I keep alerts quiet?
Each account has a daily message limit. The default is 8. Each alert has a cooldown. You can set quiet hours, and you can group alerts into a brief. You can mute one alert and still keep the record on Today.
Which coins can I watch?
Any coin our price feed lists. Search does not turn on an alert. You add a coin to your watchlist, then create an alert if you want one.