All your markets.One board.

A crypto dashboard on an infinite canvas, with your boards kept on your device. You drag in the widgets you would check anyway: charts, watch-only wallets, Hyperliquid positions and funding, pump.fun and LaunchLab launches, tokenized stocks, Polymarket and Kalshi odds. Every data widget names its source. Missing data shows as unavailable, never as a made-up number.

Yes. The web dashboard is free, with no account and no sign-up. Cashboard Desktop for Windows and macOS is $199 once, paid in USDC or ETH on Base, USDG on Robinhood Chain or SOL on Solana. Both builds are unsigned previews until code signing is in place, and the Mac build needs macOS 13 Ventura or later. What the money buys: sites like TradingView embedded inside the board instead of a new tab, alerts that keep firing with the app minimized, and Dune query results read with your own Dune API key. Web alerts need the tab open.

No. Paste any public Solana or EVM address and Cashboard watches it, or type your holdings in by hand, CoinGecko style. Watching only reads, so there is nothing to sign and no seed phrase or private key to type. The connect button exists only to fill in the address (plus the network, for EVM wallets), so skipping it costs you nothing. BNB Chain, Avalanche and HyperEVM wallets are not indexed yet.

Fifteen, and four get the most depth: Solana, Base, Robinhood Chain and Hyperliquid. The others are Ethereum, Arbitrum One, BNB Chain, Polygon PoS, OP Mainnet, Avalanche, Arc, Linea, Scroll, ZKsync Era and Gnosis. All of them get chain status. Past that it is uneven. BNB Chain, Avalanche and the HyperEVM side of Hyperliquid have no wallet tracking, and Arc has no trending pools feed yet.

Yes. Paste a 0x address and the Perps positions widget shows entry, mark, unrealized PnL and ROE for each position, plus an account value that includes spot balances and staked HYPE. Liquidation distance appears only when Hyperliquid reports a liquidation price, and any position less than 10% from it is flagged. The Funding rates widget prints the hourly rate beside its APR, and 0.01% an hour, held for a year, is about 88%. To see whether Lighter or Aster pays more than Hyperliquid on BTC, ETH or SOL, add Perps risk.

On your device. The web version keeps boards in browser storage, so a board built in Chrome will not show up in Firefox or on your phone, and clearing site data deletes it. Export it to a file if you care about it. The desktop app writes to a local SQLite database. There are no Cashboard accounts and no analytics SDK, so there is no server copy to sync from or to leak.

Press Share and Cashboard packs the layout into the link itself, after the # sign, so no Cashboard server ever receives it. Wallet addresses, manual holdings and paper positions are stripped out first. Your notes are not, and neither are labels or widget titles, so reread them before posting a board in public. Whoever opens the link sees the widget list and any embedded site URLs before the board is saved.

Spot tokens, yes. On the web, Buy on a token row loads it into Jupiter’s swap for Solana or LI.FI’s for Base and Robinhood Chain, and your own wallet signs after you check the route and fees. The desktop app opens the same pair on jup.ag or Jumper in your browser. Cashboard’s own code never signs, and it is not an exchange, broker or wallet. For perps and stocks there is Paper trading instead: a simulated long or short on a stock, or on one of Hyperliquid’s 50 busiest perps with as much leverage as that market allows, marked against live prices. Fees, funding and slippage are left out, so real PnL usually comes out lower.