It updates itself over Wi-Fi

CryptoTicr updates its own firmware, over your home Wi-Fi.

While it runs, it checks for updates by itself.

When there's nothing to install, it just carries on, without a word.

There's nothing for you to do. No app, no cable, and no account.

When an update is ready, it fetches it over your Wi-Fi, and the screen shows its progress.

It asks you to keep it powered on.

Almost done. It asks once more, because it's about to restart.

Then the screen goes dark for a moment, while it installs.

Then it restarts, and carries on from your first coin.

Coin logos are updated the same way, by themselves, with one more restart.

Your coins, colors, timings and Wi-Fi are all kept, and so is a settings password, if you set one.

Your settings page shows which firmware it runs, right at the top.

Tap that line to see what changed.

And a settings page left open reloads itself, once the ticker is back.

If the signal is weak, or a fetch doesn't finish, it installs nothing, and tries again later.

CryptoTicr. It looks after its own updates, over your Wi-Fi.