RateRadar — Smart Currency

iOS app by Dave Oakley. Finance · Dave Oakley

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
4.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-15

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Store description excerpt

RateRadar is not just another currency converter. It's the first app that tells you WHEN to exchange — not just how much you'll get. See instantly whether today's rate is historically good or bad with our Rate Intelligence score. Every pair is scored 0–100 against the last 90 days, with a clear visual gauge and plain-English context. Track central bank decisions that move your currencies — Fed, ECB, BOE, BOJ, BOC, RBA, SNB, RBNZ — with a bundled calendar and tap-to-explain summaries. Never be surprised by a rate move again. WHAT'S FREE • Live mid-market rates for 56 currencies • Rate Intelligence timing score (0–100) • 90-day historical charts • Central bank calendar + event explainers • 3 currencies on your watchlist • Offline-first: cached rates, works without signal WHAT'S PRO ($4.99 one-time, no subscription) • Rate alerts — push notifications when your target hits • Camera scanner — point at any menu, see prices in your home currency • Nomad mode — ATM tips, cost of living for 15 cities, daily burn rate tracker • Unlimited watchlist • Share cards — beautiful, branded comparison images • All home screen + lock screen widgets NO SUBSCRIPTION. NO TRACKING. NO ADS. RateRadar collects nothing. No analytics, no account required, no data transmitted off your device except the rate queries themselves. Open the privacy policy inside the app. Built for travellers, nomads, freelancers working with foreign clients, and anyone who wants to stop wondering whether today is a good day to transact.

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