OrangeDeck 0.2.15

A Bitcoin dashboard with the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, a block explorer and the BTC market. MIT licensed, no account needed.

This release removes the watch-only wallet.

What's new since 0.2.14

• The watch-only wallet is gone, on every platform. Since 15 September it had only existed on Linux with the OrangeDeck service, and it was the one part of OrangeDeck that asked for anything about you: the mempool instance saw which addresses were queried. Now every platform shows the same five views: feed, clock, mining, explorer and market.
• The service no longer derives addresses from an xpub. A watch list left in ~/.config/orangedeck/sources.json is ignored and can be deleted; --watch-add, --watch-list and --watch-remove say that the wallet no longer exists.
• If the wallet was your start view, the last view or part of your tab order, OrangeDeck opens the first view of your order instead. --view 4 does the same.
• The service writes sources.json with permissions 600 on every path, including the Mempool instance field from 0.2.14.

Windows: orangedeck-0.2.15-windows-x86_64.zip

Unzip anywhere and run orangedeck-app.exe. Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

The build is not signed. A certificate costs money every year, and this project is meant to cost nothing. SmartScreen will warn you on the first start (More info > Run anyway). Please compare the checksum below before you do.

To start a widget, for example the block clock in the top right corner:

orangedeck-app.exe --layer bottom --anchor top,right --width 300 --height 220 --margin 24 --view 1 --bare --id clock

Click a widget and press Q to close it. Details are in packaging/widgets/README.md.

Android: orangedeck-0.2.15-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a) and Android 9 or newer. Installs over 0.2.14.

Please check the signature before installing:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.15-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

The same APK is also in the OrangeDeck F-Droid repository, which keeps it up to date in F-Droid, Droid-ify or Neo Store:

https://fdroid.orangedeck.dev/repo?fingerprint=06E62F144A293077C333DE18FA6076364FE7FB0718F1F3D6E8897E7291DC4C59

Linux: orangedeck-0.2.15.flatpak

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.15.flatpak

This pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub.

Tested on

• Samsung Galaxy A55 with Android 16 in German, this signed APK installed over 0.2.14 with its settings kept: it opens with the five tabs Feed, Clock, Mining, Explorer and Market, and the miner view shows the Bitaxe as before.
• Windows 11 in a VM with a German system, this ZIP: started with --view 4, it opens the feed with the five tabs Feed, Clock, Mining, Explorer and Market.
• This Flatpak bundle on a Linux desktop, in English, with old settings that had the wallet as start view, last view and in the tab order: it opens the feed, and the tab bar ends with Market.
• The service on Linux with a sources.json that still contains a watch list: it starts, /wallets answers 404, and the state carries no wallet fields.
• Not tested in this release: the live sessions of Ubuntu and Fedora, macOS, real tablets, and display scaling above 100% on Windows. If something looks wrong, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

5e390321ce3d45b926782cc561ab84911ebc29cbe610f43283c7706f193a25f3  orangedeck-0.2.15-windows-x86_64.zip
c18b03de28f735b2efb1531dae3694feee9df93b10f4061f4a3d79dde7134319  orangedeck-0.2.15-arm64-v8a.apk
522c30eadbe71ab3a815f00b1410ce80c0d5ed62ed758ef971df6fb794ee8265  orangedeck-0.2.15.flatpak

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Deutsch

0.2.15 entfernt die Wallet zum Beobachten.

Die Wallet ist weg, auf allen Plattformen. Seit dem 15. September gab es sie nur noch unter Linux mit dem OrangeDeck-Dienst, und sie war der einzige Teil von OrangeDeck, der etwas über Sie wissen wollte: Die Mempool-Instanz sah, welche Adressen abgefragt wurden. Jetzt zeigen alle Plattformen dieselben fünf Ansichten: Feed, Uhr, Mining, Explorer und Markt.

Der Dienst leitet keine Adressen mehr aus einem xpub ab. Eine Beobachtungsliste in ~/.config/orangedeck/sources.json wird übergangen und kann gelöscht werden. War die Wallet die Start- oder zuletzt benutzte Ansicht oder Teil der Reiterreihenfolge, öffnet OrangeDeck stattdessen die erste Ansicht dieser Reihenfolge.

Das APK installiert sich über 0.2.14 und steht auch im F-Droid-Repo von OrangeDeck, Adresse oben im Abschnitt Android. Bitte vor dem Installieren Prüfsumme und Signatur prüfen.

OrangeDeck 0.2.14

A Bitcoin dashboard with the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, a block explorer and the BTC market. MIT licensed, no account needed.

This release lets you choose where the data comes from.

What's new since 0.2.13

• A new field in the settings, Mempool instance, under General. Leave it empty for mempool.space, or enter another public instance such as mempool.emzy.de or mempool.ninja, or your own node, for example http://umbrel.local:3006. Without a scheme the address is taken as https, and an /api at the end does not matter.
• The instance applies everywhere: the live feed and every view in direct mode, the details of a mempool tile, the explorer, the Android widgets, and the OrangeDeck service on Linux. When the field changes, the service on the same computer switches over, saves the address in sources.json and reconnects.
• The service accepts that change only from the same computer, only as JSON and never with an Origin header. No other device on the network and no website in a browser can point it somewhere else. This matters because the service also asks the instance about the addresses you watch.
• The data source choice now reads "Directly to the mempool instance" instead of naming mempool.space.

Windows: orangedeck-0.2.14-windows-x86_64.zip

Unzip anywhere and run orangedeck-app.exe. Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

The build is not signed. A certificate costs money every year, and this project is meant to cost nothing. SmartScreen will warn you on the first start (More info > Run anyway). Please compare the checksum below before you do.

To start a widget, for example the block clock in the top right corner:

orangedeck-app.exe --layer bottom --anchor top,right --width 300 --height 220 --margin 24 --view 1 --bare --id clock

Click a widget and press Q to close it. Details are in packaging/widgets/README.md.

Android: orangedeck-0.2.14-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a) and Android 9 or newer. Installs over 0.2.13.

Please check the signature before installing:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.14-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

The same APK is also in the OrangeDeck F-Droid repository, which keeps it up to date in F-Droid, Droid-ify or Neo Store:

https://fdroid.orangedeck.dev/repo?fingerprint=06E62F144A293077C333DE18FA6076364FE7FB0718F1F3D6E8897E7291DC4C59

Linux: orangedeck-0.2.14.flatpak

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.14.flatpak

This pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub. All six views are included on Linux. To serve the wallet to other Linux computers on your network:

systemctl --user edit orangedeck.service
# [Service]
# Environment=ORANGEDECK_ADDR=0.0.0.0

Tested on

• Samsung Galaxy A55 with Android 16 in German, this signed APK installed over 0.2.13 with its settings kept: the field under General, the clock with live data from mempool.emzy.de, and "no connection" with an address that does not exist.
• Windows 11 in a VM with a German system, this ZIP: the clock with live data with the field empty, "no connection" with an address that does not exist, and live data again with mempool.ninja. The field shows under General.
• This Flatpak bundle on a Linux desktop, in English: the same three cases with the same results, and the field under General.
• The service on Linux: switched to mempool.ninja and back through the field's request, with the address saved and the connection renewed; requests from the network, with an Origin header or not as JSON were refused.
• Not tested in this release: the live sessions of Ubuntu and Fedora, macOS, real tablets, and display scaling above 100% on Windows. If something looks wrong, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

fb792156e52c5d705f3c5dd7328d009e487741a5dd954a65e89f85c48b7bcd74  orangedeck-0.2.14-windows-x86_64.zip
5765cb87c3e81409bb9faab209690f9a74cbd517d4974f11c98723dc6981b0eb  orangedeck-0.2.14-arm64-v8a.apk
e45c8b74ab0a336b823eb440988f64e200349f689dec0bb975806ca817bcaf9f  orangedeck-0.2.14.flatpak

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Deutsch

0.2.14 lässt wählen, woher die Daten kommen.

In den Einstellungen gibt es unter Allgemein ein neues Feld, Mempool-Instanz. Leer bleibt es bei mempool.space. Eingetragen werden kann eine andere öffentliche Instanz wie mempool.emzy.de oder mempool.ninja oder der eigene Node, etwa http://umbrel.local:3006. Ohne Schema gilt https, und ein /api am Ende stört nicht.

Die Instanz gilt überall: im Live-Feed und in allen Ansichten im Direktbezug, in den Details einer Mempool-Kachel, im Explorer, in den Android-Widgets und im OrangeDeck-Dienst unter Linux. Ändert sich das Feld, stellt der Dienst auf demselben Rechner mit um, speichert die Adresse in sources.json und verbindet sich neu.

Der Dienst nimmt diese Änderung nur vom selben Rechner an, nur als JSON und nie mit einem Origin-Kopf. Kein anderes Gerät im Netz und keine Webseite im Browser kann ihn damit woandershin lenken. Das zählt, weil der Dienst die Instanz auch nach den beobachteten Adressen fragt.

Das APK installiert sich über 0.2.13 und steht auch im F-Droid-Repo von OrangeDeck, Adresse oben im Abschnitt Android. Bitte vor dem Installieren Prüfsumme und Signatur prüfen.

OrangeDeck 0.2.13

A Bitcoin dashboard with the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, a block explorer and the BTC market. MIT licensed, no account needed.

This release fixes four things that looked wrong outside of the German interface or outside of the system it was built on.

What's new since 0.2.12

• Numbers and dates follow the language of the interface. The English interface showed German forms next to English text, such as "0,01" in the legend, "78.324 transactions" and "19.09.2026". Now it writes 0.01 and 78,324, and dates in English are written as 2026-09-25, so day and month cannot be mixed up.
• The fee rate in the details of a mempool tile matches the size and fee shown above it. It came from mempool.space, which includes parent transactions and sigops, so it could differ from fee divided by size in the same box. The tooltip now shows its own calculation. If the effective rate differs, it has a line of its own, and the tile keeps its color by the effective rate, because that is the one miners choose by.
• The price axis in the market view is no longer cut off at the right edge. On Ubuntu and Fedora the last digit was missing, because the labels were measured in a different font than the one they were drawn in.
• On Linux the window shows its icon in the title bar and the taskbar. It had none on Fedora with KDE. The window now carries the icon itself, and the desktop file names the window class for X11.

Windows: orangedeck-0.2.13-windows-x86_64.zip

Unzip anywhere and run orangedeck-app.exe. Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

The build is not signed. A certificate costs money every year, and this project is meant to cost nothing. SmartScreen will warn you on the first start (More info > Run anyway). Please compare the checksum below before you do.

To start a widget, for example the block clock in the top right corner:

orangedeck-app.exe --layer bottom --anchor top,right --width 300 --height 220 --margin 24 --view 1 --bare --id clock

Click a widget and press Q to close it. Details are in packaging/widgets/README.md.

Android: orangedeck-0.2.13-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a) and Android 9 or newer. Installs over 0.2.12.

Please check the signature before installing:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.13-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

The same APK is also in the OrangeDeck F-Droid repository, which keeps it up to date in F-Droid, Droid-ify or Neo Store:

https://fdroid.orangedeck.dev/repo?fingerprint=06E62F144A293077C333DE18FA6076364FE7FB0718F1F3D6E8897E7291DC4C59

Linux: orangedeck-0.2.13.flatpak

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.13.flatpak

This pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub. All six views are included on Linux. To serve the wallet to other Linux computers on your network:

systemctl --user edit orangedeck.service
# [Service]
# Environment=ORANGEDECK_ADDR=0.0.0.0

Tested on

• Samsung Galaxy A55 with Android 16 in German, this signed APK installed over 0.2.12 with its settings kept: the tabs with live data, German numbers and dates, and the full price axis in the market view.
• Windows 11 in a VM with a German system, this ZIP: feed and market with live data, the fee rate in the details of a tile matches fee divided by size, and the price axis shows every digit.
• This Flatpak bundle, freshly installed in live sessions of Ubuntu 24.04 with GNOME and Fedora 44 with KDE, both in English: feed and market with live data, English numbers and dates, the fee rate in the tile details matches its own numbers, and the price axis shows every digit. On Fedora the icon shows in the title bar and the taskbar. On Ubuntu the dock showed a generic icon, because flatpak was installed into the running live session and the session did not know its path yet; on an installed system that is set at login.
• Not tested yet: macOS, real tablets, and display scaling above 100% on Windows. If something looks wrong, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

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ef54af3ef4e7dcaec78bbb81be18ddf87c9708160c80187c8e8219928ef85e07  orangedeck-0.2.13-arm64-v8a.apk
85872cb477a8f495f37e79e379e27a4fe09644c7819110a493cd719caa625542  orangedeck-0.2.13.flatpak

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Deutsch

0.2.13 behebt vier Dinge, die außerhalb der deutschen Oberfläche oder außerhalb des Systems, auf dem gebaut wurde, falsch aussahen.

Zahlen und Datum folgen der Sprache der Oberfläche. In der englischen Oberfläche standen deutsche Schreibweisen neben englischem Text, etwa "0,01" in der Legende, "78.324 transactions" und "19.09.2026". Jetzt steht dort 0.01 und 78,324, und das Datum steht auf Englisch als 2026-09-25, damit Tag und Monat nicht zu verwechseln sind.

Die Gebührenrate in den Angaben einer Mempool-Kachel passt zu Größe und Gebühr darüber. Sie kam von mempool.space und rechnet Vorgänger-Transaktionen und Sigops mit, deshalb konnte sie von Gebühr geteilt durch Größe im selben Kasten abweichen. Der Tooltip zeigt jetzt die eigene Rechnung. Weicht die wirksame Rate ab, steht sie in einer eigenen Zeile, und die Kachel behält ihre Farbe nach der wirksamen Rate, weil Miner nach ihr auswählen.

Die Preisachse im Markt wird am rechten Rand nicht mehr abgeschnitten. Unter Ubuntu und Fedora fehlte die letzte Ziffer, weil die Beschriftung in einer anderen Schrift gemessen wurde, als in der sie gezeichnet wird.

Unter Linux zeigt das Fenster sein Symbol in der Titelleiste und in der Leiste. Unter Fedora mit KDE hatte es keines. Das Fenster trägt das Symbol jetzt selbst, und die Desktop-Datei nennt die Fensterklasse für X11.

Das APK installiert sich über 0.2.12 und steht auch im F-Droid-Repo von OrangeDeck, Adresse oben im Abschnitt Android. Bitte vor dem Installieren Prüfsumme und Signatur prüfen.

OrangeDeck 0.2.12

A Bitcoin dashboard with the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, a block explorer and the BTC market. MIT licensed, no account needed.

This release keeps the Android widgets useful when the network is gone and makes the Android package much smaller.

What's new since 0.2.11

• Android widgets keep their numbers when a fetch fails. Until now they showed "not reachable right now" and nothing else, even when the price from a minute ago was known. Now they show the last values they had, and the title turns into the time those values were fetched, for example "as of 08:16". When the network is back they update and show their name again. This starts after a widget's first successful fetch with this version, because the values stored by 0.2.11 carry no time.
• On Android, a tap on a tile in the mempool mosaic shows its details and leaves them on screen. In 0.2.11 they disappeared as soon as the finger left the tile, and the tap itself did nothing. A tap on empty space hides them, and a second tap on the same tile opens the transaction in the explorer. Double tap resets the zoom, which had not worked on phones either.
• On the desktop, clicking a tile in the mempool mosaic opens the transaction in the explorer. The details showed on hover, but the click did nothing. A double click resets the zoom, so a single click waits a moment before it opens the explorer.
• The Android package is 24 MB instead of 57 MB. The native libraries are now compressed inside the APK. Android unpacks them during installation, so the app takes a little more space on the phone afterwards.
• Error messages on screen are short reasons in every language, such as "not found" or "too many requests", instead of technical text from the network library. The technical version goes to the log.
• On Linux, the service notices when the live feed from mempool.space goes silent without closing the connection. It reconnects after a minute and fills the gap from the regular interface in the meantime. Before, the desktop widgets could stand still while everything looked connected.
• The settings of the Dank Material Shell plugin speak the same thirteen languages as the app.
• The project moved to github.com/orangedeck-dev/orangedeck. Old links redirect.

Windows: orangedeck-0.2.12-windows-x86_64.zip

Unzip anywhere and run orangedeck-app.exe. Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

The build is not signed. A certificate costs money every year, and this project is meant to cost nothing. SmartScreen will warn you on the first start (More info > Run anyway). Please compare the checksum below before you do.

To start a widget, for example the block clock in the top right corner:

orangedeck-app.exe --layer bottom --anchor top,right --width 300 --height 220 --margin 24 --view 1 --bare --id clock

Click a widget and press Q to close it. Details are in packaging/widgets/README.md.

Android: orangedeck-0.2.12-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a) and Android 9 or newer. Installs over 0.2.11.

Please check the signature before installing:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.12-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

The same APK is also in the OrangeDeck F-Droid repository, which keeps it up to date in F-Droid, Droid-ify or Neo Store:

https://fdroid.orangedeck.dev/repo?fingerprint=06E62F144A293077C333DE18FA6076364FE7FB0718F1F3D6E8897E7291DC4C59

Linux: orangedeck-0.2.12.flatpak

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.12.flatpak

This pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub. All six views are included on Linux. To serve the wallet to other Linux computers on your network:

systemctl --user edit orangedeck.service
# [Service]
# Environment=ORANGEDECK_ADDR=0.0.0.0

Tested on

• Samsung Galaxy A55 with Android 16, this signed APK installed over earlier builds of 0.2.12, the first of which went over 0.2.11: all tabs with live data, and in the feed a tap shows the details of a tile and keeps them, a tap on empty space hides them, a second tap opens the explorer and a double tap resets the zoom. Widgets keeping their numbers without network, with "Stand 08:16" in the title and back to normal once the network returned, were seen on a test build from the same day with the same widget code, not on this file.
• Windows 11 25H2 in a VM, this ZIP: feed, clock, mining, explorer and market (heatmap) with data, hovering a tile shows its details and a click opens that transaction in the explorer, the digits switch tabs, the comma key opens the settings. A widget stays on the desktop with Win+D and shows data, Q closes widget and window. No new detection from Defender.
• This Flatpak bundle, freshly installed in live sessions of Ubuntu 24.04 with GNOME and Fedora 44 with KDE: feed, clock and market with live data, hovering a tile shows its details, a click opens that transaction in the explorer, and a double click after zooming in resets the view without opening it. The settings open with the comma key. Mining, liquidations and the heatmap were seen on an earlier build of this release the same day.
• Not tested yet: macOS, real tablets, and display scaling above 100% on Windows. If something looks wrong, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

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640d5ac554ed9b6881f15a6a1ecd83f44e573b3be6f2d085ca9ccefd92932372  orangedeck-0.2.12-arm64-v8a.apk
527d11e4f17a8430845850f76ecfbbd4da12e4cc4c29f9a86f662b296bb9635b  orangedeck-0.2.12.flatpak

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Deutsch

0.2.12 hält die Android-Widgets brauchbar, wenn das Netz weg ist, und macht das Android-Paket deutlich kleiner.

Android-Widgets behalten ihre Zahlen, wenn ein Abruf scheitert. Bisher stand dann nur "gerade nicht erreichbar" da, auch wenn der Kurs von vor einer Minute bekannt war. Jetzt zeigen sie den letzten Stand, und die Überschrift wird zur Uhrzeit, zu der er geholt wurde, etwa "Stand 08:16". Ist das Netz wieder da, holen sie nach und tragen wieder ihren Namen. Das beginnt nach dem ersten erfolgreichen Abruf mit dieser Fassung, weil die von 0.2.11 gemerkten Werte keine Uhrzeit haben.

Unter Android zeigt ein Tipp auf eine Kachel im Mempool-Feld ihre Angaben und lässt sie stehen. In 0.2.11 verschwanden sie, sobald der Finger die Kachel verließ, und der Tipp selbst bewirkte nichts. Ein Tipp auf leere Fläche räumt sie weg, ein zweiter Tipp auf dieselbe Kachel öffnet die Transaktion im Explorer. Doppeltippen setzt die Vergrößerung zurück, auch das ging am Telefon bisher nicht.

Am Rechner öffnet ein Klick auf eine Kachel die Transaktion im Explorer. Die Angaben erschienen beim Überfahren, der Klick bewirkte nichts. Ein Doppelklick setzt die Vergrößerung zurück, deshalb wartet ein einfacher Klick einen Augenblick, bevor er den Explorer öffnet.

Das Android-Paket ist 24 statt 57 MB groß. Die Bibliotheken liegen jetzt gepackt im APK. Android entpackt sie bei der Installation, die App belegt danach etwas mehr Platz auf dem Telefon.

Fehlermeldungen auf dem Bildschirm sind kurze Gründe in jeder Sprache, etwa "nicht gefunden" oder "zu viele Abfragen", statt technischer Texte aus der Netzwerkbibliothek. Die technische Fassung steht im Protokoll.

Unter Linux merkt der Dienst, wenn der Live-Datenstrom von mempool.space verstummt, ohne die Verbindung zu schließen. Er verbindet sich nach einer Minute neu und holt die Lücke solange über die normale Schnittstelle nach. Vorher konnten die Desktop-Widgets stillstehen, während alles verbunden aussah. Die Einstellungen des Plugins für die Dank Material Shell sprechen dieselben dreizehn Sprachen wie die App.

Das Projekt ist nach github.com/orangedeck-dev/orangedeck umgezogen, alte Links leiten weiter. Das APK gibt es auch im F-Droid-Repo von OrangeDeck, Adresse oben im Abschnitt Android.

Bitte vor dem Installieren Prüfsumme und Signatur prüfen.

OrangeDeck 0.2.11

A Bitcoin dashboard with the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, a block explorer and the BTC market. MIT licensed, no account needed.

This release fixes what the last one left behind. Widgets that came back empty after a night in standby, a liquidation view that stayed blank, and tables you could not scroll with the keyboard.

What's new since 0.2.10

• Android widgets fetch what they missed as soon as the network is back. While a phone is dozing it has no connection, so the update failed and the widget waited for the next hour. Now the attempt is repeated the moment there is a network again, and the reason for a failure is written to the log.
• The liquidation view no longer stays blank. Over a long range it now includes the running week, and when the last hours are empty it says so instead of showing nothing. The service fills the view from the last 24 hours that OKX still serves, which is as far back as that exchange goes.
• The time in "listening since" now moves along when older entries drop out of the stored window, instead of claiming a longer history than the numbers cover.
• In the explorer, the two columns of a replaced transaction are translated in every language. They read "old" and "new" in English and the same in the other twelve.
• Tables can be read with the keyboard: page up and down, home and end. The key help says how to leave the search with Esc.
• The tooltip over the mempool mosaic sits on the same dark, blurred backing as the other readings, so it stays legible above bright tiles.
• Without a service, the mempool tile no longer heads an empty area. The curve of incoming transactions is written by the service. On Android, and on Windows and Linux unless a service runs, that reading does not exist, so the tile shows its three numbers alone.

Windows: orangedeck-0.2.11-windows-x86_64.zip

Unzip anywhere and run orangedeck-app.exe. Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

The build is not signed. A certificate costs money every year, and this project is meant to cost nothing. SmartScreen will warn you on the first start (More info > Run anyway). Please compare the checksum below before you do.

To start a widget, for example the block clock in the top right corner:

orangedeck-app.exe --layer bottom --anchor top,right --width 300 --height 220 --margin 24 --view 1 --bare --id clock

Click a widget and press Q to close it. Details are in packaging/widgets/README.md.

Android: orangedeck-0.2.11-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a) and Android 9 or newer. Installs over 0.2.10.

Please check the signature before installing:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.11-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

Linux: orangedeck-0.2.11.flatpak

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.11.flatpak

This pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub. All six views are included on Linux. To serve the wallet to other Linux computers on your network:

systemctl --user edit orangedeck.service
# [Service]
# Environment=ORANGEDECK_ADDR=0.0.0.0

Tested on

• Samsung Galaxy A55 with Android 16, this signed APK installed over the build before it: feed, clock, mining, explorer and market with live data, the miner reached directly, and liquidations over the last hour with long/short from all three exchanges. The list of recently seen transactions held twelve different entries right after the start and twelve different ones again a minute later, and the mempool tile said why it has no curve. The widgets after a night in standby were seen on an earlier build of this release, not on this file.
• Windows 11 25H2 in a VM, this ZIP, with the settings left over from 0.2.10 (direct data source, wallet switched off): feed, clock, mining, explorer and market with data, no wallet tab and no service settings, the comma key, the digits switch tabs, End jumps to the end of a page, twelve different entries in the list of recently seen transactions, and the mempool tile saying why it has no curve. A widget stays on the desktop with Win+D and shows data, Q closes window and widget. No new detection from Defender.
• This Flatpak bundle, freshly installed in live sessions of Ubuntu 24.04 with GNOME and Fedora 44 with KDE: all five views with live data, liquidations with long/short from all three exchanges, the settings with the comma key, End moved the explorer to the end of the page in both, and the mempool tile drew its curve, because the bundle brings the service along.
• Not tested yet: macOS, real tablets, and display scaling above 100% on Windows. If something looks wrong, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

cad9f256905dfc174711a4a7b201b53441bcb897ba35ef6bd74f100587fec16f  orangedeck-0.2.11-windows-x86_64.zip
3cfeeb1cd1db86386415c9fa661660326b5cbb09f1a012402641285ccf91f449  orangedeck-0.2.11-arm64-v8a.apk
a3d4c63a63388645a0a146629d506ccaaa6725df22e711f9727289ef6e74db82  orangedeck-0.2.11.flatpak

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Deutsch

0.2.11 bessert nach, was die letzte Nummer offen gelassen hat: Widgets, die nach einer Nacht im Standby leer zurückkamen, eine Liquidationsansicht, die nichts zeigte, und Tabellen, die sich mit der Tastatur nicht bewegen ließen.

Android-Widgets holen nach, sobald das Netz wieder da ist. Im Doze hat das Telefon keine Verbindung, der Versuch scheiterte, und das Widget wartete auf die nächste Stunde. Jetzt wird er wiederholt, sobald wieder ein Netz da ist.

Die Liquidationsansicht bleibt nicht mehr leer. Über einen langen Zeitraum zählt sie auch die laufende Woche mit, und sind die letzten Stunden leer, sagt sie das, statt nichts zu zeigen. Sie füllt sich aus den letzten 24 Stunden, weiter zurück gibt OKX nichts heraus. Die Angabe "zugehört seit" rückt mit, wenn ältere Einträge herausfallen.

Im Explorer sind die Spalten einer ersetzten Transaktion in jeder Sprache übersetzt. Tabellen lassen sich mit Bild auf und ab, Pos1 und Ende lesen, und die Tastenhilfe sagt, wie man die Suche mit Esc verlässt. Der Tooltip über dem Kachelfeld liegt auf demselben dunklen Untergrund wie die übrigen Angaben und bleibt damit auch über hellen Kacheln lesbar. Ohne Dienst kündigt die Mempool-Kachel keine Kurve mehr an: Den Zulauf schreibt der Dienst mit, und wo keiner läuft, zeigt die Kachel nur noch ihre drei Zahlen.

Bitte vor dem Installieren Prüfsumme und Signatur prüfen.

OrangeDeck 0.2.10

A Bitcoin dashboard with the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, a block explorer and the BTC market. MIT licensed, no account needed.

This release removes the wallet from phones, tablets and Windows and fixes Android widgets that stayed empty.

Removed since 0.2.9

• The watch-only wallet and the setting Data source > Service on another device are gone on phones, tablets and Windows. 0.2.9 announced both as new, but they never worked there: the app discarded the address you entered and kept asking itself. The wallet addresses would also have crossed your network unencrypted. On Linux both remain, and the address you enter is now actually used.
• A service address saved with 0.2.9 is ignored on these systems. There is nothing to clean up.

What's new since 0.2.9

• Android widgets draw their last known values immediately and share one time budget for all requests. Several widgets updating at once no longer stay empty, and a request that gets no answer shows "offline" instead of "...".
• The market without a service shows long/short as soon as the first exchange answers instead of waiting for the slowest one. Bybit gets its own "listening since" time when it joined later, the heatmap keeps its last picture when Binance does not answer, and two-finger zoom centers on the point between your fingers.
• The comma key opens the settings. Pressing it again or Esc goes back.
• On Linux, the service fetches missed OKX liquidations when it reconnects, up to 3,000 entries back. On a quiet night that covers the hours nobody had the market open.

Windows: orangedeck-0.2.10-windows-x86_64.zip

Unzip anywhere and run orangedeck-app.exe. Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

The build is not signed. A certificate costs money every year, and this project is meant to cost nothing. SmartScreen will warn you on the first start (More info > Run anyway). Please compare the checksum below before you do.

To start a widget, for example the block clock in the top right corner:

orangedeck-app.exe --layer bottom --anchor top,right --width 300 --height 220 --margin 24 --view 1 --bare --id clock

Click a widget and press Q to close it. Details are in packaging/widgets/README.md.

Android: orangedeck-0.2.10-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a) and Android 9 or newer. Installs over 0.2.9.

Please check the signature before installing:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.10-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

Linux: orangedeck-0.2.10.flatpak

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.10.flatpak

This pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub. All six views are included on Linux. To serve the wallet to other Linux computers on your network:

systemctl --user edit orangedeck.service
# [Service]
# Environment=ORANGEDECK_ADDR=0.0.0.0

Tested on

• Windows 11 25H2 in a VM, with settings left over from 0.2.9 (a service address and the wallet switched on): no wallet tab and no service settings, the market loads directly from the exchanges, the comma key and Esc, a widget that stays on the desktop with Win+D, closing window and widget with Q. mempool.space did not answer this test network over IPv4 that day, so feed, clock and mining were not seen with data.
• Samsung Galaxy A55 with Android 16, this signed APK installed over 0.2.9: no wallet tab and no service settings, the back button closes the settings, feed and market with live data, long/short from all three exchanges, and the widgets refreshed with data after the update. Two-finger zoom was not checked with this build.
• This Flatpak bundle, freshly installed in live sessions of Ubuntu 24.04 with GNOME and Fedora 44 with KDE: all tabs, the settings with the comma key, and the market with live data through the service. Feed, clock, mining and explorer stayed empty there for the same reason.
• Not tested yet: macOS, real tablets, and display scaling above 100% on Windows. If something looks wrong, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

9c446d2b396cea1730b89f1dc4195c2a577c85609b4033a24edf5eeb0eafb04f  orangedeck-0.2.10-windows-x86_64.zip
14e7b7014c84a3138102486781a87eac995d7a9574b5611ad862de676428d25c  orangedeck-0.2.10-arm64-v8a.apk
50d0ab4b459459951b9c1178cc9a3a27b3b712d915250d9bbb4e58c2bcea2737  orangedeck-0.2.10.flatpak

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Deutsch

0.2.10 nimmt die Wallet auf Telefon, Tablet und Windows wieder heraus. 0.2.9 hatte sie dort über einen Dienst auf einem anderen Gerät angekündigt, angekommen ist sie nie, weil die App die eingetragene Adresse verwarf. Die Wallet-Adressen wären außerdem unverschlüsselt durchs Netz gegangen. Unter Linux bleiben Wallet und Dienst-Weg, und die eingetragene Adresse wird jetzt übernommen.

Android-Widgets zeigen sofort den letzten Stand und bleiben nicht mehr leer, wenn mehrere zugleich laden oder das Netz nicht antwortet. Der Markt ohne Dienst zeigt Long/Short, sobald die erste Börse antwortet, und zoomt um die Stelle zwischen zwei Fingern. Die Komma-Taste öffnet die Einstellungen.

Bitte vor dem Installieren Prüfsumme und Signatur prüfen.

OrangeDeck 0.2.9

A Bitcoin dashboard with the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, a block explorer and the BTC market. MIT licensed, no account needed.

This release brings a first Windows build and the market on every device.

What's new since 0.2.8

• A first Windows build, as a ZIP that runs without installation. Feed, clock, mining, explorer, market and settings work on their own. The wallet comes from an OrangeDeck service on another computer (see below).
• Desktop widgets on Windows. The same command line as on Linux turns any view into a frameless widget without a taskbar entry, above or below all other windows. Widgets stay on the desktop when you press Win+D.
• The market no longer needs a service. Phones, tablets and Windows fetch candles, the trade tape, long/short account ratios and the liquidation heatmap directly from the public APIs of Binance, Bybit and OKX. Liquidations arrive live while the view is open, and the last day is loaded from OKX. On Linux the service keeps listening around the clock and holds two days.
• Watch-only wallet on phones, tablets and Windows. Under Data source > Service on another device, enter the address of the Linux computer running the OrangeDeck service, and the wallet appears. The service then answers anyone on your network, including requests for the wallet addresses. The settings page points this out, and the service stays local until you open it yourself.
• On narrow screens, the market header and the legends of liquidations and heatmap wrap instead of being cut off. Candles/line and volume/CVD have compact buttons, and the chart zooms with two fingers.
• Settings open from a gear button next to the fullscreen button instead of a tab. On a phone, the last tab used to sit under that button. The Android back gesture closes the settings.
• Widgets started with --bare now hide the header and footer, as documented.

Windows: orangedeck-0.2.9-windows-x86_64.zip

Unzip anywhere and run orangedeck-app.exe. Requires Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.

The build is not signed. A certificate costs money every year, and this project is meant to cost nothing. SmartScreen will warn you on the first start (More info > Run anyway). Please compare the checksum below before you do.

To start a widget, for example the block clock in the top right corner:

orangedeck-app.exe --layer bottom --anchor top,right --width 300 --height 220 --margin 24 --view 1 --bare --id clock

Click a widget and press Q to close it. Details are in packaging/widgets/README.md.

Android: orangedeck-0.2.9-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a) and Android 9 or newer. Includes everything from 0.2.8, plus the market without a service and the wallet through a service on your network.

Please check the signature before installing:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.9-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

Linux: orangedeck-0.2.9.flatpak

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.9.flatpak

This pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub. All six views are included on Linux. To serve the wallet to other devices on your network:

systemctl --user edit orangedeck.service
# [Service]
# Environment=ORANGEDECK_ADDR=0.0.0.0

Tested on

• Windows 11 25H2 in a VM: feed and mining directly from mempool.space, the market without a service (price, liquidations, heatmap), feed and market through a service, widgets including Win+D, closing window and widget with Q.
• Samsung Galaxy A55 with Android 16: the market without a service (candles, liquidations, heatmap), compact buttons, two-finger zoom, the gear button and the narrow layouts. The wallet through a service on another device did not connect on this phone and remains untested.
• This Flatpak bundle, freshly installed in live sessions of Ubuntu 24.04 with GNOME and Fedora 44 with KDE: feed, clock, mining, explorer and the market with live data.
• Not tested yet: macOS, real tablets, and display scaling above 100% on Windows. If something looks wrong, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

f4dc5d45e05bd51f71b839b11e26fcbc08ec86df4105541f22cb6f861b3e4f2d  orangedeck-0.2.9-windows-x86_64.zip
bfd75987bf6be12465e75e5ee771eab4265f209842e11c0eed405fa180bd51ce  orangedeck-0.2.9-arm64-v8a.apk
9e7a9fb7c3ad273790858b6b6cb515a335ab58a5d6af008ba0c43119569fde30  orangedeck-0.2.9.flatpak

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Deutsch

0.2.9 bringt die erste Windows-Fassung. Sie kommt als ZIP ohne Installation und ist nicht signiert, daher warnt SmartScreen beim ersten Start. Die Desktop-Widgets bleiben auch bei „Desktop anzeigen“ stehen.

Der Markt braucht keinen Dienst mehr. Telefon, Tablet und Windows holen Kerzen, Handelsband, Long/Short-Verhältnis und Heatmap selbst von Binance, Bybit und OKX. Liquidationen kommen live, dazu der letzte Tag von OKX.

Unter Datenquelle > Dienst auf einem anderen Gerät holen Telefon, Tablet und Windows die Watch-only-Wallet vom Linux-Rechner im eigenen Netz. Der Dienst antwortet dann jedem im Netz, auch mit den Wallet-Adressen. Er bleibt lokal, bis man ihn selbst freigibt.

Bitte vor dem Installieren Prüfsumme und Signatur prüfen.

OrangeDeck 0.2.8

First release. · Erste Auslieferung.

A Bitcoin dashboard: the mempool as a live tile mosaic, a block height clock, mining figures for the whole network and your own Bitaxe, and a block explorer. MIT, no account.

Android — orangedeck-0.2.8-arm64-v8a.apk

For phones and tablets with a 64-bit ARM processor (arm64-v8a), Android 9 or newer.

• Feed, clock, mining and explorer; home screen shortcuts for feed, clock and explorer
• The mining network: hashrate and difficulty on one chart from 30 days back to 2009, the next adjustment, average block time and the pools of the last week — no miner needed
• Full-screen block clock: one tap hides the system bars and tabs, and the screen stays on — an old phone or tablet becomes a block clock on the wall. Tabs can switch on their own every 30 s to 10 min, and the clock can rotate the value it shows large
• Your own Bitaxe, directly: enter its address and the mining tab reads it over your Wi-Fi, with its chance of finding a block. If statistics are enabled in AxeOS, the chart shows up to twelve hours of history right away
• Ten home screen widgets: block height, mempool, price, miner and mining network, each as a compact tile and as a larger one with a chart or the explorer's block cards
• Follows your system language (13 languages) until you pick one; the widgets follow along
• Not in the Android package: the market tab and the watch-only wallet. Both need the OrangeDeck service that runs on Linux.

Widgets refresh every 30 minutes at most — Android does not allow a shorter interval.

Check the signature before installing. The APK is not from an app store, so this is the only way to confirm it comes from us:

apksigner verify --print-certs orangedeck-0.2.8-arm64-v8a.apk

The SHA-256 fingerprint of the signing certificate must be:

B3:CC:83:79:CE:27:93:4D:30:B5:48:B3:F5:A1:D5:51:6E:E1:11:14:FF:D5:4E:F1:7E:57:D2:38:12:02:92:E0

Linux — orangedeck-0.2.8.flatpak

Until the Flathub listing is through, as a bundle:

flatpak install --user orangedeck-0.2.8.flatpak

It pulls the KDE runtime 6.9 from Flathub. On Linux all six views are included, market and wallet too.

Tested on

• Android: Samsung Galaxy A55 (Android 16). In the emulator Android 9, 11 and 14, phone and tablet size — there with an x86_64 build of the same source, the arm64 package itself only on the Galaxy.
• Linux (Flatpak): Ubuntu 24.04 with GNOME and Fedora 44 with KDE Plasma, both fresh systems in a VM. CachyOS with niri, built from source.
• Not yet: real tablets, other manufacturers' home screens, Windows and macOS. If something looks wrong on your device, please open an issue.

Checksums (SHA-256)

9f854d42e71e8d71baae4e56b05e2049e23019dbde9ca638bb6c5898f5769dd0  orangedeck-0.2.8-arm64-v8a.apk
46904a31e3a09fedbda5b022200498d150faa5f86d03c20def5521ef8f71c63f  orangedeck-0.2.8.flatpak

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Deutsch: Die Android-Fassung bringt Feed, Uhr, Mining und Explorer mit, Verknüpfungen für Feed, Uhr und Explorer, ein Vollbild als Blockuhr (der Bildschirm bleibt an, die Reiter wechseln auf Wunsch von selbst) und zehn Widgets für den Startbildschirm. Der Mining-Reiter zeigt das ganze Netzwerk – Hashrate, Schwierigkeit, Pools – auch ohne eigenen Miner; den eigenen Bitaxe liest sie direkt über das WLAN. Markt und Watch-only-Wallet sind nicht dabei, sie brauchen den OrangeDeck-Dienst unter Linux. Vor dem Installieren bitte die Signatur prüfen (Befehl und Fingerabdruck oben).