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Hummingbird

Honest, on-device sketches of where a stock or coin could drift — and an open record of how wrong they've been.

Several simple methods sketch a path from public prices; each sketch gets a reliability score with the math shown, and an accuracy report owns its misses. On-device. No account. No tracking. Educational — never advice.

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Free to download — no account, no tracking, no data collected.

Free to use · optional Pro: $2.99/mo, $19.99/yr (7-day free trial), or $49.99 once

Not another prediction app

Most market apps sell certainty they don't have. Hummingbird does the opposite — it draws simple, transparent “sketches” from public prices, scores how reliable each one is, publishes how wrong past sketches have been, and stays honest about the limits.

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On-device & private

Everything runs on your iPhone. No account, no sign-in, no tracking, no data collected.

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Honest, not hype

Simple methods sketch a possible path from public prices — clearly labeled educational, never buy/sell advice.

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Reliability, scored

Every sketch gets a 0–100 read from how well it's tracked before, current conditions, and how far ahead it reaches — with the math shown.

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Shows its work — misses and all

An accuracy report tracks how close past sketches actually landed once real prices caught up — and which method has tracked each asset best. A record of the past, not a promise.

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Optional: check your own calibration

Turn on Practice tools (off by default) to log a direction call before you look, and see over time whether feeling sure meant being right. A private record of your thinking, never advice.

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Optional: practice portfolio

Also part of Practice tools: a virtual $10,000 portfolio to see whether your trades did anything simply buying and holding wouldn't have. On-device, end-of-day only, no real money. A record, never advice.

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Glanceable everywhere

Private watchlist, Home & Lock Screen widgets, a once-a-day morning read, and an optional Live Activity — kept fresh in the background, movement never signals.

A look inside Practice tools

Optional and off by default — turn it on to keep an honest check on your own calls.

The Call it screen: predict Higher or Lower for Bitcoin, choose a 3-day, 1-week or 2-week window, and how sure you are — before the sketch
Call it before you peek — Higher or Lower, and how sure you are.
Your call record: 50% right, and hit rate split by confidence — 100% when Fairly sure, 33% when Confident
Your record, scored honestly — including whether feeling sure meant being right.
Resolved calls checked against the real price, each marked right or wrong with the actual move
Every call checked against the real price. Receipts, not promises.
The practice portfolio: $10,323 total, beating buy-and-hold by 2.4%, with a chart of your value versus holding your first picks and versus the market (S&P)
Practice with $10,000 — see if your trades beat buy-and-hold, and the market.

We publish our own receipts

Most market apps hide their record. We publish ours — warts and all. Here are the founder's first four practice calls, scored honestly against real prices.

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right (2 of 4)
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when “Fairly sure”
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when “Confident”

The humbling part: confidence ran backwards — most wrong exactly where the founder felt most sure. Surfacing that gap between feeling certain and being right is what the optional practice log is for. Four calls prove nothing — which is the point.

The honesty pledge

Hummingbird produces educational projections from public prices — not predictions, price targets, or financial advice. Markets are unpredictable. It will never tell you to buy or sell, and it never sees an account, a balance, or a broker.

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Free to download. No account, no tracking — just the app, on your device.