Arrange it your way
Drag markets into the order you care about. What you check first stays first, on every launch.
Today's rate, the moment it changes.
Currency, gold, coins and crypto — every market you follow, live on one screen you arrange yourself. With charts, history, market news and Home Screen widgets, so you often don't need to open the app at all.
★★★★★ · 50,000+ users in the first six months
Users in six months
App Store rating
Market families in one app
Home Screen widget types
Built for people who check twice a day
Most rate apps make you jump between tabs to compare a currency against gold against crypto. Nerkheh Rooz puts them together — and lets you decide the order.
Markets
Four market families in a single, consistent interface, each with its own definitions and formatting so a gold coin reads like a gold coin and a currency pair reads like a currency pair.
Drag any row to reorder. Your layout, remembered.
Widgets
A multi-market widget puts three rates on your Home Screen at once. News widgets sit beside it in single and list layouts — and tapping a headline opens that exact story inside the app rather than dumping you on the front page.
For most people, the widget is the app. That's deliberate.
Three widget types, all configurable.
Depth
Every market opens into charts and price history, so you can see whether today's move is noise or the start of something. Direction indicators make the change obvious at a glance, before you read a single digit.
Rates come from a custom REST API built for this app, with caching on the device so the interface stays instant even on a weak connection — and images stay cached to both memory and disk rather than being refetched every scroll.
Backed by a purpose-built REST API.
Details
Drag markets into the order you care about. What you check first stays first, on every launch.
The stories moving the numbers, in the same app as the numbers — with deep links straight to the article.
Every market opens into its own chart, so a single figure always comes with the context around it.
Up or down is colour and shape before it's a number — readable in the half-second a widget gets.
Persian numerals and a right-to-left interface built in from the start — not a translation layer bolted on later.
Written in Swift for iOS, with a shared design system across the app and every widget so nothing feels bolted on.
Nerkheh Rooz reached more than fifty thousand users within six months of launch, holding a five-star rating on the App Store — a full product with its own backend, admin platform and API behind it, not a weekend project.
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