Daily overview
Material balance changes, freshness, depegs, failed imports, concentration moves, and unresolved alerts.
A design framework for iOS and Android altcoin tracking that prioritizes read-only access, privacy, clear alerts, offline resilience, accessibility, and separation from transaction signing.
Product blueprint
The delivered static website does not include an iOS or Android application. This page defines the information architecture and security expectations for a future read-only mobile experience.
Mobile information architecture
Material balance changes, freshness, depegs, failed imports, concentration moves, and unresolved alerts.
Owned accounts, holdings, protocol positions, liabilities, liquidity states, and look-through exposure.
Saved universes, reproducible signals, liquidity filters, quality warnings, and alert evidence.
Asset notes, assumptions, source dates, thesis changes, event timelines, and next review.
Read-only by default
A mobile tracking app can use public addresses, limited account records, or other read-only sources. Seed phrases and private keys should never be requested. If a transaction handoff is designed later, the wallet should perform authorization in its own trusted interface.
Privacy settings should explain what address sets, account labels, device identifiers, analytics, and network information are shared. Users need a way to remove a source and understand whether cached data remains.
Notifications with evidence
Price change alone creates noisy alerts. Combine movement with portfolio weight, liquidity, data quality, depeg duration, withdrawal status, or another material condition. Let users choose quiet hours and escalation tiers, and keep every notification in a history with evidence.
For scanners, show the signal definition and quality flags. For portfolios, identify whether a change came from price, quantity, an import correction, or a newly discovered account.
Resilient mobile design
Do not rely on green and red alone. Use text labels, shapes, and contrast for gains, losses, severity, and freshness.
Show when data last synchronized and which views are cached. Never present an offline balance as current without a timestamp.
Respect system motion settings, support large text and screen readers, and keep controls reachable without precision gestures.
The hardware-wallet guide explains watch-only monitoring, address discovery, privacy, labels, reconciliation, and transaction-verification boundaries.