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Flagship product

TickerVue

Portfolio holdings on the desktop.

Coming soon

The TickerVue widget open on a Windows desktop, showing total portfolio value above a watchlist of four assets
The complete holdings view

What it does

Portfolio tracking without a terminal.

TickerVue is a desktop widget for investors who hold rather than trade. It reports holdings in stocks, ETFs, crypto, currencies, and commodities without opening a trading terminal. Coverage spans global markets and the MENA exchanges: Tadawul, the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, and the Egyptian Exchange. Halal screening is included, cost basis is reported in any currency, and a weekly summary records the period's movement. A single keystroke conceals the displayed figures. The application requires no account, email address, or password. Coming soon for Windows.

A closer look

The whole interface

The TickerVue watchlist listing BTC/USD, EUR/USD, VEGI and XAU/USD with the last price and the change on the day
Watchlist
The TickerVue portfolio view showing a portfolio's total value and its change on the day
Portfolio

Design

Design principles

Lightweight

A native Windows build with a small memory footprint rather than a packaged web application.

Arabic and English

A fully Arabic interface with right-to-left layout, implemented at the design stage.

MENA and global

Regional exchange coverage alongside the major global markets, in one view.

The same TickerVue widget with its interface in Arabic, laid out right to left
The same widget in Arabic, fully mirrored

Availability

Not released yet.

TickerVue is in development at Covellum. A download for Windows will be published on this page when it ships, along with system requirements and release notes.

One email is sent on the launch date, after which the address is deleted. The address is not added to a mailing list, used for marketing, or shared with third parties.

Early access requests are accepted ahead of release. Contact Covellum.

Built by Covellum.

The studio develops its own software to the same standard it sells.

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