Ticker
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Ticker for Mac

Keep a price in sight.

Bitcoin, Ethereum and your watchlist, one click away in the macOS menu bar. Native SwiftUI. No account, no API key.

Free · Version 1.0 · macOS 26 or later · Apple Silicon

Ticker's native macOS popup, with stars on the left, token symbols above names, USD prices and the change-period selector.
Native Ticker interface rendered from the app's SwiftUI source. Prices shown at capture time.
macOS 26+Apple SiliconFree downloadSigned & notarized ›

A watchlist. Without another tab.

Add the tokens you follow. Star one to put its USD price in the menu bar. Your choices stay saved between launches.

Choose your time frame
Switch between 1-hour, 24-hour and 1-week percentage changes in the same popup.
Search by name or symbol
Press ⌘N or click + to find tokens on CoinGecko. esc returns to your watchlist.
Know when data is stale
Prices refresh every minute. Ticker labels outdated data when the service cannot provide a fresh quote.
Star the one that matters
The starred token's symbol and USD price sit in the menu bar. A tilde marks a price that is out of date.

From download to menu bar.

  1. 1

    Move it to Applications

    Open the DMG and drag Ticker into Applications.

  2. 2

    Open Ticker

    Confirm the developer and notarization if macOS asks, then look in the menu bar.

  3. 3

    Make it yours

    Add a token. Click its star. That price stays in sight.

Before you pick a ticker.

Practical notes on menu bar apps, price data and choosing the right tool.

A few details.

Ticker requires macOS 26 or newer. This download is built for Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and later).

No. Open the app and use the default Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana watchlist, or search CoinGecko for another token.

Ticker requests USD prices every minute. CoinGecko may rate-limit requests. A tilde next to the menu bar price and a Stale label identify outdated data.

Ticker shows prices and percentage changes. It does not include price alerts, exchange connections, wallet imports or portfolio accounting.

Yes. Ticker is signed with Yash Garg’s Developer ID and notarized by Apple. macOS may ask you to confirm opening an app downloaded from the internet. Read the installation page for details.

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Ticker for Mac

Free for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 26 or later.

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