Markets

Markets is a handy tool for anyone wanting to keep an eye on their investments without constantly checking their phone. If you're using Linux, this free and open-source app can make tracking market movements super easy right from your desktop.

Easy Tracking with Markets

The cool thing about Markets is that it pulls all its data from Yahoo Finance. This means you get accurate info on stocks, currencies, commodities, indexes, and even cryptocurrencies at your fingertips!

Works on Linux Smartphones Too!

If you have a Linux smartphone like Librem5 or PinePhone, you're in luck! Markets works perfectly there too. So whether you're at your desk or on the go, you can always stay updated.

Create Your Personal Portfolio

This app lets you create your own personal portfolio where you can track and analyze trends to help make smart investment choices. Plus, it automatically adjusts to your timezone so everything stays accurate.

User-Friendly Design

Markets has a modern and stylish interface that's minimalist yet functional. You can tweak settings like the refresh rate to fit your style, and there's a Dark Mode option if you prefer that look!

Add or Remove Symbols Easily

You can easily add any stock symbol or currency to your portfolio. And if you change your mind? No problem! The app makes it just as easy to remove them when needed.

Installation Made Simple

You can grab Markets from Flathub, or if you're an Arch Linux user, check out the AUR PPA. You also have the option to build it yourself from source available at the Markets GitHub repo.

A Great Fit for Most Linux Users

Markets runs smoothly across most Linux distributions and gives you a simple way to keep track of stocks and cryptocurrencies whether you're using a desktop or smartphone.

The Only Catch?

The main downside here—though it’s pretty subjective—is that it relies on Yahoo Finance for its data. But if that's not a deal-breaker for you, then this app could be just what you need!