Pulse RadarYour coins
on the radar.
Pulse Radar for iPhone watches the PulseChain coins you pick and sends you an alert when one of your rules fires. It also reminds you before your HEX stakes end. Read-only: no keys, no wallet connection.
Features
Alerts that tell you what matters
Pulse Radar watches the PulseChain coins you pick, using live prices from the PulseX pools. You choose the rules, and it tells you when one of them fires.
Price change
Pick 5%, 10% or 20%. You get an alert when a coin moves that much in 24 hours, up or down, at most once every 6 hours.
Price ladder
Pick a step of +10%, +25% or +50%. You hear about it each time the price climbs another step above where it was when you turned it on.
Drop from recent high
Pick 20%, 30%, 40% or 50%. You get a warning when a coin falls that far below its highest price of the last 30 days.
Price targets
Set a price above or below. You hear about it the first time the coin gets there.
Alerts with a reason
Every alert comes with one line about what the market did, for example "Trading volume doubled, and buyers outnumber sellers." It describes the market. It isn't advice.
Calm by design
Between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m., alerts wait and arrive together in the morning, if they still matter by then. You get at most six alerts a day, and one per coin and direction every 6 hours.
Morning digest
One short message a day, between 7 and 10 a.m., with the biggest 24-hour price changes among your coins.
Face ID and hiding
Lock the app with Face ID. "Hide private values" shows dots instead of amounts, also in the app switcher.
Coin rules
You set the rules
Open a coin, pick a size for each rule, and Pulse Radar does the watching.
- Price change, price ladder, drop from recent high and price targets
- Every alert says what the market did, like volume or buyers and sellers
- Turn any rule off for a coin whenever you like
Alerts
Alerts with a reason
The Alerts tab holds your Notifications switch, the quiet hours and the alerts you received lately.
- Quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
- At most six alerts a day
- Notifications can be switched off at any time. Then the server deletes your data.
Stakes
Know when your stakes end
Add a public wallet address, and Pulse Radar lines up every HEX stake in it on one timeline. It reminds you a week before a stake ends, on the day it ends, and two days before the penalty-free window closes. Reminders are created on your iPhone and go nowhere else.
- The dates come from the HEX contract. After a stake ends, you have 14 days to end it without a penalty. Ending early costs the yield of half the term, with a minimum of 90 days. Check the exact numbers in your HEX app before you end a stake.
Subscription
One subscription. Everything included.
Try it free for 7 days. After that, it costs $0.99 a month or $7.99 a year (US dollars; the App Store shows your price). The yearly plan is about a third cheaper. You can cancel any time in your App Store settings. There's no free version.
- Your subscription is bought, billed and cancelled through your App Store account. We never see your payment details.
Safety first
It can look, but it can never touch
Pulse Radar only reads public information.
Pulse Radar only reads public information. It can't send, swap or sign anything.
Pulse Radar never asks for your private key or recovery phrase. If any app or person asks for them, it's a scam.
For alerts, only your iPhone's notification token, the coins you watch, your alert rules, your language and your time zone. Never your wallet addresses or balances. Turn alerts off, or don't open the app for 60 days, and all of it is deleted. How Pulse Radar protects your information
An alert travels from public market data through Apple's push service to your iPhone, and Focus or Low Power Mode can hold it back. Please don't base money decisions on alerts alone.
How it works
Where the numbers come from
Prices and 24-hour changes come from public PulseX pools through a public market data service. The only thing Pulse Radar sends there is a coin address.
HEX stakes come from the public PulseChain node, which can see the wallet address you add. The dates follow the HEX contract: the end date, then 14 days with no penalty, then a late penalty that grows every day.
Our server decides on alerts from the same public market information and sends them through Apple's push service. The "why it moved" line describes what the market did, such as volume or buyers and sellers. It isn't advice.
Every number is an estimate and can be wrong, late, or missing. Pulse Radar is for entertainment and general information only, not financial or investment advice.
Help
Questions and answers
Is Pulse Radar safe?
Yes. It only reads public information from PulseChain and PulseX. It can't send, swap, or sign anything, and it never asks for your private key or recovery phrase. If any app or person asks for your recovery phrase, it's a scam.
Does Pulse Radar ever contact me first?
Only through the alerts, the morning digest, and the stake reminders you turned on. We never message, call, or email you out of the blue, and Pulse Radar has no support on Telegram, Discord, or X. Anyone claiming to be us there is a scammer. The only replies you'll ever get are to emails you send to [email protected].
What does the server know about me?
Nothing until you turn on alerts. Then it keeps your iPhone's notification token, the coins you watch, your alert rules, your language, and your time zone. It never gets your wallet addresses or balances. Turn alerts off, or go 60 days without opening the app, and all of it is deleted. Stake reminders are created on your iPhone and stay there.
Why was an alert late or missing?
Alerts travel from public market information through Apple's push service to your iPhone, and Focus or Low Power Mode can hold them back along the way. So an alert can arrive late or not at all. Please don't base money decisions on alerts alone.
How do the quiet hours work?
Between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. in your time zone, alerts wait and arrive together in the morning, if they still matter by then. You get at most six alerts a day, and no more than one per coin and direction every 6 hours.
How do I cancel?
Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions, then Pulse Radar. Or tap Manage or cancel on this page.
What is in the morning digest?
One short message a day, between 7 and 10 a.m. your time, with the biggest 24-hour price changes among the coins you watch (up to four, biggest first). It comes in addition to your alerts, not instead of them. It needs Notifications turned on in the Alerts tab.
Do I need to add a wallet?
No. To watch a coin, you add the coin's contract address. Only for stake reminders do you add the public address of a wallet. It stays on your iPhone, and the public PulseChain node sees it when the app reads your stakes.
How is Pulse Radar different from Pulse Totals?
Pulse Totals shows what your wallets are worth. Pulse Radar tells you when something happens: price alerts, a morning digest and stake reminders. Both only read public information.
Contact
Found a problem or have an idea?
Email us at [email protected]. We read every message.
Please never send us your private key or recovery phrase. We'll never ask for them.
Terms of use
Which terms apply
The app and its subscription are sold and licensed through the App Store, so Apple's standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement applies to them. Subscriptions are billed and cancelled through your App Store account. Our general terms and conditions (AGB) are provided by IT-Recht Kanzlei. Pulse Radar is made by thatlazynerd (see the imprint). Questions? [email protected].