About CoinPriceAlert

Who builds it, where the numbers come from, and the rules the pages are written under.

In one paragraph

CoinPriceAlert is a price-alert app for crypto, US stocks, gold, silver, oil and major currency pairs, built and run by one developer. Alerts are checked on our servers and reach your phone or Telegram with the app closed. The website publishes live coin pages, a threshold planner built from a year of real daily candles, and a blog about setting alerts that are worth reading.

Key facts

DeveloperGurjeet Singh, an independent developer, who also answers support email
Launched2026
PlatformsiOS, Android and a web app
Marketsabout 1,070 cryptocurrencies; US stocks; gold, silver, platinum, palladium, copper, WTI and Brent crude, natural gas, corn and wheat; and 14 major forex pairs
Alert typesprice level; percentage move over 24 hours; 1-hour pump alerts (Pro); bulk rules that scan a whole market segment (Pro); repeat alerts that re-arm when price crosses back
Deliverypush notification, Telegram, or both; quiet hours; a full history of what fired
Free plan3 active alerts, 5 portfolio coins, 1 tracked wallet, price and 24-hour percentage alerts, push and Telegram delivery, a daily portfolio report on Telegram; no card required
Pro$2.99 a month or $19.99 a year: unlimited alerts and portfolio coins, multiple wallets, bulk alerts, 1-hour pump alerts, trend, derivatives and extended technicals, ad-free
Pro+$4.99 a month or $34.99 a year: everything in Pro plus priority alert processing, priority support and early access to new features
Data sourcesCoinGecko for crypto market data; Yahoo Finance for stock, metal and forex quotes; Binance daily candles for the crypto alert planner
Nevernever asks for a private key, seed phrase or exchange API key; wallet tracking is read-only through public addresses; the app cannot trade or move funds
Contactsupport@coinpricealert.io

Who builds it

Gurjeet Singh builds CoinPriceAlert: the alert engine, the coin pages and the threshold planner on this site. Gurjeet also built the offline-first Expense Tracker: Income Manager app. The app is published on the App Store and Google Play under that name, and support email is answered by the same person: support@coinpricealert.io.

What the app never does

It never asks for a private key, a seed phrase or an exchange API key with trading rights. Wallet tracking uses public addresses only, which can be read but not spent from. There is no feature in the app that needs the ability to move your money, so there is no situation in which we will ask for it.

Where the data comes from

Prices, market caps, supply figures and all-time highs on the coin pages come from CoinGecko and are refreshed continuously; charts are cached briefly so the pages stay fast. Stock, metal, energy and forex quotes, and the year of daily closes behind the market pages, come from Yahoo Finance. The alert planner on each coin page and the threshold calculator use daily candles from Binance: for each of the last 365 days we take the close-to-close move, and a threshold "fires" on any day whose move exceeded it. Firings per month is that count scaled to 30 days. It measures exactly what a 24-hour percentage alert measures, and it is history, not a forecast.

How the pages are written

22 coins have profiles written by hand: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, BNB, Cardano, Dogecoin, Avalanche, Chainlink, Polkadot, Polygon, Litecoin, Toncoin, Shiba Inu, TRON, Uniswap, Monero, Arbitrum, Optimism, Render, Aave, Pepe. Around 70 more carry a hand-written one-line thesis and a note on what moves their price. Every other coin page is built from live market data and the asset's category, and says so at the bottom; those pages are kept out of search engines until they earn a profile.

Blog posts are written by Gurjeet Singh. Some explainers share a short section on alert method, because the method is the same whatever the asset. There are no affiliate links, no paid placements and no sponsored posts on this site. Nothing here is financial advice, and corrections are welcome by email.

Contact

Writing about the app? The press kit has the fact sheet, boilerplate, logos and screenshots. Email support@coinpricealert.io. Account deletion is self-service and explained on the delete account page.