Hey everyone,
The idea is simple: what if instead of staring at charts all day, you could just hear the market? CryptoSnd turns live crypto price data into audio in real time.
When the price goes up, the pitch goes up.
When it drops, it drops. You can run it in the background while you work and get a feel for what's happening without constantly checking your screen.
What it does:
Pulls live prices from Binance, CoinGecko, or Kraken (you pick)
14 tokens built in (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, DOGE, ADA...) plus you can add any custom symbol
Lots of different sounds to choose from sine/sawtooth waves if you want something clean, but also F1 engine noise that revs up/down with the price, piano notes, a retro 8-bit arp, white noise and brown noise with dynamic filters, and a weather mode (literally thunderstorms when the price crashes, birds chirping when it pumps hard)
Speech mode: your browser reads the price out loud on a timer useful if you're doing something else
Everything runs in your browser, no account, no login, no tracking
Why I made it:
Honestly I just got tired of dashboard fatigue. I have five monitors worth of charts and I still miss moves because I'm not looking at the right one. Audio is processed differently by your brain than visual information you notice it even when you're not paying attention to it. After using this for a few weeks I've found I just have a better ambient sense of what BTC is doing throughout the day.
It's completely free, no ads, no email signup, nothing. I host it on my own domain.
Works on desktop and mobile (tested on Chrome, Firefox, Safari including iOS).
A few notes:
Browsers require a user interaction before playing audio (autoplay policy), so just click the play button once and it starts
Speech synthesis quality depends on what voices your OS has installed on iOS and Android the built-in voices are actually pretty decent
The chart shows a rolling 15-minute window with timestamps so you can see what you're actually hearing
No ICO, no token, no affiliate links. Just a tool I built that I think some of you might find useful or at least interesting.
Would love to hear what you think and if you have ideas for other sound types or features, drop them below.
https://cryptosnd.com
