Crypto volume alerts · iPhone · iOS 18+

Volume moves first.
Price follows.

Pharos watches exchange order flow and tells you the moment unusual volume hits a coin — Bitcoin or a small altcoin — not an hour later, when the candle is already on every chart.

Binance order flowPush & widgets3 days free

Interface preview · sample data

Order flow, not candlesEvery spike as it lands: coin, exchange, size, side.
One rule, not thirty togglesSay what should reach you in a single sentence.
Push with the app closedTap it and land on the coin, not the front page.
Readable offlineLast loaded data stays, stamped with when it arrived.

Why price alerts arrive late

A candle is a receipt, not a warning

By the time a move is visible on a chart, it has already been paid for by someone who saw the flow. Everything built for retail points at the receipt.

Charts

You watch all day and still arrive late

A candle closes after the buying is done. Watching harder does not make it earlier — it just costs you the day.

Signal groups

Someone sells you a call, not the data

“95% accuracy”, a paid channel, an entry and a target. You never see the flow the call is supposedly built on.

Whale trackers

A wallet transfer is not a trade

Coins moving between wallets tells you almost nothing about intent. Money hitting an order book does.


How crypto volume alerts work

Three steps, then get on with your day

Step one

Pharos reads the order flow

Trades on the exchange, sized in BTC so a move on a cheap coin and a move on an expensive one are comparable. Buying and selling are counted separately.

Step two

You write one rule

“Buys above 5 BTC on my favorites, with sound.” Before you save it, Pharos estimates how often it will fire — so you aim for a few alerts a day, not a few an hour.

Step three

The push arrives, you decide

It lands the moment the threshold is crossed, with the app closed. Tap it and you are on that coin, looking at the candles and the volume behind the alert.


Inside the crypto alert app

Four tabs, each named for what is in it

Pulse, Market, Radar, Profile. Numbers are set as instruments — tabular figures, digits that tick without jumping — and fresh signals carry the beam, so recency reads without reading a timestamp.

↔ drag the row

Market

Every coin with a signal count and a volume ratio in the row. Favorites first, search when you know the name.

Coin

Candles, the volume underneath them, buy/sell delta, and every signal that fired on this coin today.

Radar

Rules as cards. Each one reads as a sentence, carries its expected frequency, and switches off with one tap.

New rule

A sheet, not a settings screen. Move the threshold and the frequency estimate moves with it, before anything is saved.

Lock Screen

The push carries the coin, the side, the size and a mini chart. The widget keeps BTC and the latest signals in view.


Radar

One sentence instead of thirty switches

The old app asked you to combine buys and sells, three quote groups, sound, favorites and three exchanges out of one flat list of toggles. Nobody can hold that in their head. A rule is one sentence.

Frequency estimate before you save Move the threshold, watch the expected alerts per day move with it. Tune for a few a day, not a few an hour.
Sized in BTC, not in dollars The same threshold means the same thing on a cheap coin and an expensive one.
Widgets and Lock Screen BTC and the latest signals on the Home Screen, the Lock Screen, and inside the notification itself.
Readable with no connection The last loaded data stays on screen, stamped with the time it was fetched — never silently stale.
No exchange keys, ever Pharos reads public market data. It cannot see your balance, cannot place an order, and never asks for API keys.

Compared with other crypto alert apps

Four ways to find out something moved

 Watching chartsSignal groupsOn-chain whale trackersPharos
What you actually seeA candle that already closedSomebody's entry and targetCoins moving between walletsExchange order flow, sized in BTC
When you see itAfter the move is paid forWhen they choose to postOften long before or after any tradeThe moment the volume lands
Who makes the callYou, lateThey doYou, guessing intentYou, early
What it costs youThe whole day at a screenA subscription and a chat you can't muteNoise you can't act onOne rule, a few pushes a day
Access to your fundsSometimes asks for itNone. No API keys, no trading

Honestly

A signal says money moved.
It does not say the price will follow.

Pharos gives you the data and the timing. The decision stays yours. We are not going to publish a win rate, because a tool that reports what happened on an order book does not have one.

No copy trading No guaranteed calls No investment advice No “95% accuracy” No access to your exchange account

Pricing

One subscription. Everything in it.

No feature tiers, no per-coin limits, no upsell inside the app. Pick how long you want to pay for.

3 days free

Weekly

$4.99 / week

The only plan with a free trial.

  • 3 days free, then billed weekly
  • Everything included
  • Cancel any time
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Best value

Annual

$79.99 / year

$6.67 a month — 33% below monthly.

  • Billed once a year, cancel any time
  • Unlimited rules and favorites
  • Push, widgets, Lock Screen
  • Switch to monthly whenever
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Monthly

$9.99 / month

The straightforward one.

  • Billed monthly, cancel any time
  • Everything included
  • Upgrade to annual instantly
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The free trial is three days and comes with the weekly plan; monthly and annual start billing straight away, and the trial can be used once per Apple Account. Prices shown in US dollars — the App Store charges in your local currency at Apple's rate, including tax. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled; you cancel from Settings on your iPhone.


Crypto alert FAQ

Before you ask

Which exchange does Pharos read?

Binance spot at launch, across every quote asset it publishes — Bitcoin, Ethereum and every altcoin listed against them. More venues are planned; when one is added it appears in the app without an update, because the exchange list comes from the server.

Do I have to connect my exchange account?

No, and there is no way to. Pharos reads public market data only. It never asks for API keys, cannot see your balance, and cannot place an order. Nothing you do in Pharos touches your funds.

Is this financial advice?

No. Pharos reports what happened on an order book — which coin, which side, how large, when. It does not predict prices, does not recommend trades, and is not a broker, an exchange, or an investment adviser.

Will notifications arrive when the app is closed?

Yes. Rules run on the server and push straight to your iPhone. Tapping a notification opens that coin, not the front page.

Is there a free trial?

Three days, on the weekly plan. The monthly and annual plans start billing straight away — they are priced for people who already know they want it. The trial can be used once per Apple Account.

How do I sign in?

With a code sent to your email. There is no password to invent, forget, or reuse.

How do I avoid being buried in alerts?

Every rule shows an expected frequency before you save it, so you can move the threshold until it reads “a few a day”. Rules also switch off individually with one tap.

Which devices does Pharos run on?

iPhone on iOS 18 or later, and Android through Google Play — both store links are at the top and bottom of this page. Version 2.0 is being built for iPhone first; iPad and Apple Watch come after that.

What happened to the old app?

It is being replaced. Pharos 2.0 is a full rewrite — new interface, new alert model, new backend contract — rather than a coat of paint on the 2018 version.


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Pharos is free to install. Everything inside runs on one subscription, and the weekly plan starts with three days free.

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