darkfolio @darkfolioapp

A verifiably private portfolio tracker. With verifiably blind pricing, decoy plausible deniability, and Tor. Contact: [email protected] getdarkfolio.app Joined January 2026

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Andrew M. Bailey @resistancemoney

a month ago

thank you @darkfolioapp I feel good

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

a month ago

@DzambhalaHODL @resistancemoney @craigwarmke That’s just what darkfolio users do, at a disproportionate rate. Green-maxxing daily to mog the boomer index-cels.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

"I love financial privacy." *refreshes popular portfolio app*

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

Good time to start checking your portfolios again, with a tracker that doesn't track what you watch or hold - verifiably. apps.apple.com/us/app/darkfol…

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

And your data is stored locally on your phone, not on our servers.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

Darkfolio encrypts with 4 digit PINs, too. But each subsequent missed attempt invokes a longer timeout, and the 4th missed attempt wipes your data automatically.

calle @callebtc

2 months ago

encrypted with a 4 digit pin 🤡

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

@SGS010309 Made good progress so far. But still some ways away.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

If anyone would like a free annual subscription to darkfolio, drop a comment or dm me. I'll dm you an Apple promo code privately. 🙏

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People will pay hundreds for hardware wallets and steel plates, and then let coingecko/coinmarketcap and all their partners know how much of which assets they hold, companies that have leaked millions of users' data for the whole world to see. You can't even track stocks and ETFs. Instead, use darkfolio. We have a generous free tier. We can't know what you're tracking. You'll find other valuable privacy features, too.

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Troy Cross @thetrocro

2 months ago

Craig has done really excellent work on this. There’s no tradeoff for privacy here. Kinda the opposite. Look and feel is better too.

Craig Warmke @craigwarmke

2 months ago

Don’t use the coingecko, coinmarketcap apps, which collect all sorts of personal data - ip addresses, portfolio holdings, passwords, etc. They’ve already leaked millions of users’ data. Use @darkfolioapp. No accounts, no passwords. And with verifiably blind pricing and tor, we

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

@RedCryptoPanda @thetrocro It’s real. Dm incoming.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

This is also good life advice. Everyone needs brutally honest feedback if they want to improve at something. Saint Paisios says that excuses are of the devil. And overly positive feedback is just a preemptive excuse from another.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

2 months ago

As a vibecoder working on a privacy project, it’s been crucial to ensure that I’m getting the unvarnished truth. The further away from reality you’re led by feel-good feedback, the worse the project will be. So at crucial points, I will remind Claude that I require brutal honesty.

Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart

2 months ago

Do engineers who use Claude Code (et. al.) worry about the obsequiousness problem? When we talked with @heyitsnoah he pointed out that "pair programming" has long been a thing in software development. But presumably in a pair, one human isn't just there to validate the other.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

3 months ago

darkfolio has Japanese.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

3 months ago

darkfolio custodies no funds, but I wanted to build a portfolio tracker that would support rather than undermine decoy wallets. So I created Ghost Mode, a self-consistent plausible deniability system. When activated, one PIN takes you to one space with watchlists/portfolios, and another PIN takes you to another space with different watchlists/portfolios. Nothing in either space says "this is the real stuff" or "this is the decoy stuff." Users choose what they want to use each space for. And both have the same features, in and under the hood. One crucial constraint, then: someone inspecting the app shouldn't be able to tell that someone is in the decoy, even if they *know* about the existence of ghost mode itself. But I ran into an issue with Apple's purchase history. The original set up would make Ghost Mode a paid feature and the decoy would appear, in the app, as under free tier, where Ghost Mode is locked. Then, all free tier users would give paid users in the decoy plausible deniability. Is this person truly free tier, without ghost mode, or someone with ghost mode in use? You wouldn't be able to tell. But I soon discovered that Apple's purchase history in iOS is permanently visible, and you can't do anything about it. So someone could quickly find the receipt and see that, although the app shows as free tier with ghost mode disabled, the user had an active subscription. Cover blown. Plausible deniability gone. After a couple days of failing to come up with a solution, I feared that Apple had made the feature impossible. I was up late one night, trying to figure out another way. And then, at 3 AM, laying in bed, an extremely simple solution popped into my head. And it worked. Now, even if someone knows about darkfolio, and that it enables decoys, they can't be sure the app is displaying a decoy without significant resources.

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

3 months ago

@AchimWar Soon (tm)

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darkfolio @darkfolioapp

3 months ago

darkfolio 1.0.4 is live New: ✅ Price widget for your home screen. Also in this update: ✅ Number formatting fixed for all locales ✅ Smoother onboarding Privacy-first portfolio tracking, still with verifiably blind pricing (to hide what you track), Tor (to hide who you are) and self-consistent decoys (Ghost Mode, to hide from people in meatspace).