Short answer: send your Ethereum price to WidgetDash with one HTTP request, then add the WidgetDash widget to your iPhone Home Screen or Lock Screen. It updates every time you push a new value, and it is free for up to 5 numbers.
If you watch ETH, you probably check it more often than is healthy. Move it to a widget so the number is simply there, calm and current, without a price app buzzing at you. A cron job hitting a public endpoint every few minutes is all the plumbing it takes.
A source is created automatically the first time you push to it, so there is no setup step. Send your Ethereum price like this:
curl -X PUT https://api.widgetdash.app/api/v1/data/eth_price \
-H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_WRITE_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"display_name": "Ethereum",
"icon": "centsign.circle.fill",
"category": "Crypto",
"metrics": [
{ "label": "ETH", "value": "$3,540" },
{ "label": "24h", "value": "-1.1%" }
]
}'
Lock Screen widgets (rectangular and round) are supported too, so your Ethereum price can sit right under the clock.
No. Free public endpoints are fine for a personal widget. You read the price and push it. Or skip the script: Ethereum Price is a built-in free source you can add in one tap from Free Sources in the app or the dashboard Catalog.
Yes. Create one source per coin, up to five on the free plan and unlimited on Pro.
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Your Ethereum price, on your Home Screen, in about two minutes.
Get started freeFree for up to 5 sources. Pro is $4.90/mo or $29.90/yr for unlimited sources and Live Activities.