A collection of cryptocurrency tools for Kraken, Binance, and SwissBorg exchanges. Built with Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS.
Live version: https://crypto-tools.andstuff.dev
- Order Batch — Create multiple buy or sell post-limit orders for a trading pair with configurable price and volume distribution functions. Supports dry-run mode for safe testing.
- Closed Orders — View and filter closed orders by asset and date range. Displays buy and sell orders grouped by trading pair with volume, cost, and average price summaries.
- Balances — View spot and staking account balances.
- xStocks — AI-powered classification of Kraken tokenized assets (stocks and ETFs) using Anthropic Claude. Generates descriptions with configurable word count and supports filtering by asset type.
- Staking Overview — Overview of spot wallet balances and locked staking positions, including available and sold-out staking products for each asset. Shows next redemptions sorted by date, per-asset breakdowns with fiat valuations, and staking product details with quota analysis.
- Smart Yield — Interactive chart of SwissBorg Smart Yield rates over time with configurable yield rate types, line types, and time frames. Toggle individual yield lines via the chart legend — hidden yields are also removed from the averages table below.
- Community Index — Historical chart of the SwissBorg Community Index score.
A standalone desktop app is available for macOS (Apple Silicon, no Node.js or Git required):
- Download
CryptoTools-{version}-arm64.dmgfrom the releases page - Open the DMG and drag CryptoTools.app to your Applications folder
- Double-click CryptoTools in Applications to launch
Because the app is not signed with an Apple Developer certificate, macOS will block it on first launch. To allow it:
- Try to open the app — macOS will show a warning and block it
- Open System Settings → Privacy & Security
- Scroll down to the security section — you will see "CryptoTools was blocked from use because it is not from an identified developer"
- Click Open Anyway, then confirm in the dialog
You only need to do this once per installation.
If the app launches but immediately quits without showing a window, run it from Terminal to see the full log output:
/Applications/CryptoTools.app/Contents/MacOS/CryptoToolsYou can also check Console.app or crash reports in ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/.
API keys can be configured in the app on the Settings page (stored in localStorage).
pnpm electron:build # produces dist/CryptoTools-{version}-arm64.dmgTo test the desktop app locally without building a distributable:
pnpm electron:dev- Install Node.js and pnpm
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/nyg/crypto-tools.git cd crypto-tools - Install dependencies
pnpm install
- (Optional) Copy
.env.development.local.exampleto.env.development.localand fill in your API keys - Start the development server
pnpm dev
- Open http://localhost:3000
Run the app with mock data (no API keys or database required):
pnpm mockedThis sets NEXT_PUBLIC_MOCK_DATA=true, which intercepts all API calls with a mock fetcher and auto-initializes localStorage with fake credentials. Useful for development and demos.
Navigate via the top menu bar to access each exchange's tools. Each exchange section has sub-navigation for its specific features.
API keys for Kraken, Binance, and Anthropic can be configured on the Settings page (stored in localStorage) or via environment variables.
pages/ File-based routing (Next.js Pages Router)
├── api/ Server-side API routes
│ ├── binance/ Binance API proxy routes
│ ├── kraken/ Kraken API proxy routes
│ └── swissborg/ SwissBorg API & cron routes
├── binance/ Binance pages
├── kraken/ Kraken pages
├── swissborg/ SwissBorg pages
└── settings.js API key management
components/ React components
├── binance/ Binance-specific components
├── kraken/ Kraken-specific components
├── swissborg/ SwissBorg-specific components
├── lib/ Custom wrapper components
└── ui/ shadcn/ui primitives
lib/
├── adapters/ External API adapters (Binance, Kraken, Anthropic)
│ └── http-requester/ HTTP transport abstraction (got for server, fetch for browser)
└── services/ Business logic (rate finder using Dijkstra's algorithm)
utils/ Utility functions (crypto, formatting, event bus)
Use at your own risk.




