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DESK vs finqt
finqt calls itself “the AI-native investing app for tracking crypto, stocks, forex, and commodities”: prices from several crypto exchanges, stocks from many markets, fundamentals, a trading journal and an AI analyst, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web. DESK starts from the world economy – every country, 900+ indicators each, every figure with its source – and adds company pages, crypto and a journal. Here is how the two compare.
Compared on 11 November 2026 using finqt’s public pages (finqt.com, finqt.com/pricing and its App Store listing). Statements about finqt only as they appear there; “not mentioned” means not mentioned on those pages. Prices and features may change. finqt is a trademark of its owner; DESK is not affiliated with it.
Where finqt is stronger
- Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
- Live crypto prices from several exchanges with order-book depth, and exchange connections via read-only API keys.
- Price alerts from the Lite plan (unlimited from PRO) and portfolio sync in PRO+.
- A free core app and lower entry prices.
Where DESK is different
- Every country in the world with more than 900 indicators, each with its date and official source.
- DESK Radar and DESK Impact: world events and what they mean for supply, prices and companies.
- No AI trade plans: DESK shows data and its sources, without buy or sell suggestions.
Which one fits when
If you mainly trade crypto and stocks on your phone and want live prices and alerts, finqt is built for that. If you want to understand the world economy behind the markets, with every figure sourced, next to companies, crypto and your journal, DESK fits better.