Bitcoin savings goal tracker

One number. How close are you?

Portfolio apps want to show you fourteen tokens, a candlestick chart, and a news feed. If you are stacking toward a whole coin, none of that is the question. The question is what fraction of the way there you are this morning — so SatStack shows you that, in a ring, and then gets out of the way.

Get it on the App Store $0.99 · one-time · iPhone & iPad

65%

of goal

0.65000000 BTC

of a 1.00000000 BTC goal

"Tick tock, next block."

Three ways in, none of them risky

SatStack never needs the ability to move a satoshi. Every source it supports is read-only by construction, and you can mix them.

Watch-only

A Bitcoin address

Paste an address and the balance is read from the public chain through Blockstream's API. No key, no seed, no signing capability — the same information a block explorer would show anyone.

Public data only

Exchange

A Kraken API key

Create a key with query-balance permission and nothing else. SatStack signs one request to read your balance; it cannot trade, withdraw, or transfer.

Stored in the iOS Keychain, never sent anywhere else

Offline

Type it yourself

Cold storage you would rather not name anywhere? Enter the number by hand. The goal ring works exactly the same.

Nothing leaves the device

The small things it gets right

Home Screen widget

Small and medium widgets with your stack and your progress, refreshed in the background so the number is current when you glance at it.

Tap to switch units

BTC or your fiat value, toggled from the widget itself without opening the app. Some days you want to see coins; some days you do not.

Set the goal that suits you

A whole coin by default, or any target you choose, with presets for the usual milestones.

Light, dark, or whatever the system says

A proper light theme, not a dimmed dark one, and an appearance setting that stays where you put it.

What SatStack will not do

Everything below is a deliberate omission, not a missing feature.

It cannot move your money

No sending, no swapping, no trading, no withdrawals. It holds no private keys, and the only exchange permission it asks for is the one that reads a balance.

It is not financial advice

No price predictions, no signals, no "buy" prompts. It shows your balance against a goal you set, and a price so the fiat figure means something.

It is not a portfolio tracker

One asset, on purpose. No altcoins, no cost basis, no tax lots, no profit and loss.

Balances are as fresh as the source

Chain and exchange data are fetched when the app refreshes and cached for the widget. Treat the widget as a glance, not a settlement.