Precious Metals Suite – Desktop App Widgets for Windows, macOS & Linux
The gold price, always in view.
Pick from 16 different modules and place them as floating windows on your desktop — freely positioned and always on top, like a ticker that never gets in the way. For Windows, macOS and Linux.
Interactive demos of the Desktop edition
Try the floating module right in your browser — no install needed: choose operating system, module type, language and theme, and drag the window around. With real live prices.
Tip: Hold and drag the module to place it freely on your desktop.
Build your modules in the configurator
In the configurator in your account you build your modules — metals, currency, charts, layout. One click on "assign to desktop" is enough: the module appears automatically on your desktop — freely positioned, always on top. No reinstall, no export, no code.
Made for your desk
Discreet, fast and always current — without keeping a browser tab open.
Always on top
Modules stay visible above all windows (Windows & macOS). Position and size are remembered.
Multiple modules / widgets
As many module windows as you like at once — freely positioned across one or several monitors.
Price alerts with push notifications
Set a threshold per metal and currency — the app notifies you via a native system notification.
System-tray menu
Show/hide modules, refresh, switch language and colour mode — all from the tray.
Auto-start
Starts automatically on boot (Windows & macOS) — the prices are there right away.
Offline mode
No connection? The module shows the last known state instead of a blank area.
Dark, light and auto mode
Follows your system theme automatically (detected correctly on Linux too) — or switch to light or dark manually via the tray.
Automatic updates
New versions download in the background — you stay up to date effortlessly.
Resource-friendly
Native Rust binary with the system WebView — ~15 MB on disk, no bundled browser.
Copy in one click
Copy prices and results to the clipboard in a click — to quickly paste into an email, spreadsheet or chat.
16+ module types
Build your dashboard from exactly the tiles you need — 5 metals, 4 currencies, spot & LBMA.
Native widgets for macOS
On top of the floating modules there are native macOS widgets — right on your desktop and in Notification Center. The gold price or a whole price table at a glance, without opening the app. Available on the paid plans.
One metal in focus — with spot price, daily change and a mini chart.
All five metals with price and daily change, stacked.
Interactive right in the widget. On the single-price widget, tap the metal name to cycle through gold, silver, platinum, palladium and copper, and switch the currency with one tap — all right in the widget, without opening the app. (Interactive widgets from macOS 14 Sonoma.)
macOS widgets in dark · they follow your system theme automatically
Create your account and install the app for your operating system — installer for Windows, DMG for macOS, AppImage/DEB/RPM for Linux.
Copy the licence key from your account and paste it into the app — unlocked.
Set up modules in the configurator and assign them to the desktop app — position, size and theme are saved.
System requirements
The module uses the operating system's built-in WebView — no bundled browser, so it's light on memory.
Windows
- System
- Windows 10 (1809+) or Windows 11, 64-bit (x64)
- Runtime
- Edge WebView2 — preinstalled on Win 11 / current Win 10, otherwise the installer fetches it
- .NET
- not required (native Rust binary)
- Footprint
- approx. 150 MB RAM · ~15 MB on disk
macOS
- System
- macOS 10.15 (Catalina) or newer
- Chip
- Apple Silicon (M1–M4) & Intel — Universal Binary
- Runtime
- System WKWebView (no extra runtime)
- Footprint
- approx. 150 MB RAM
Linux
- System
- Ubuntu 22.04+, Mint 21+, Fedora 36+, Debian 12+, openSUSE Leap 15.4+
- Packages
- AppImage · DEB · RPM
- Runtime
- WebKitGTK 4.1 + libayatana-appindicator3 (tray)
- Architecture
- x86_64 (64-bit)
- Footprint
- approx. 150 MB RAM
Linux requires WebKitGTK 4.1 — plain 4.0 systems (Ubuntu 20.04, Mint 20, Debian 11) are not supported. Always-on-top is available on Windows and macOS; on Linux/Wayland it is disabled by design.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The macOS app is a Universal Binary and runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel.
For installation on Windows, possibly (installer). The app itself then runs with normal user rights.
Under Wayland this is restricted by design. On Windows and macOS the modules stay reliably on top.
Around 150 MB RAM and about 15 MB on disk — it uses the system WebView instead of its own bundled browser.
The Free plan is free forever. For all metals and calculators there is Standard with a 5-minute and Plus with a per-minute refresh.
All three: Windows, macOS and Linux — one desktop licence, all systems. Mobile, browser and Office are separate editions you add with the licence key from your account.
Your account works everywhere — desktop, mobile, Office and browser. Start free, upgrade any time.
Start free · full access from 1,67 € / month (billed yearly)