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We're thrilled to unveil a complete redesign of our app, featuring a new UI designed for an ergonomic and user-friendly experience. You can download the app from the Play Store at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.arkbuilders.rate. Currently, only the Android version is available, but we aim to release the iOS version next year.
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## What is the ARK Rate app?
First of all, ARK Rate is a powerful and user-friendly currency converter allowing you to quickly and accurately convert any currency to another. But there's more! It works anywhere in the world, even without internet access, thanks to our offline-first approach. With this app, you can be confident that when you land in a new country with a pack of dollars or your native currency, you still can figure out fair exchange rates into local money. It can be helpful even in rural areas or exotic locations: what if you need to pay a taxi driver but you don’t have local currency? Additional features can be convenient, such as seeing the same value in multiple target currencies. And no need to register an account, login, subscribe or see annoying ads.
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If you prefer to stay up-to-date to current exchange rates, be it conventional currencies or crypto, you can also set up our widget to your home screen that will update automatically in the background. This way you won’t miss the surge in price of assets you hold.
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And if you need to track assets in different places—be it bank accounts, cash, crypto exchanges, or any non-custodial wallets—you will benefit from the 'Portfolios' screen of ARK Rate. It can help you to sort assets by several portfolios, calculate their total values and easily track updates to portfolios. The data you enter into the app never leaves your devices, you can also disable analytics in preferences. And if you require extra-level of confidentiality, you can also download the app from GitHub and disable crash reporting: https://github.com/ARK-Builders/ARK-Rate/releases/tag/v2.0.2.
This level of customization is made possible by our commitment to full open-source development, a unique aspect of our offering. This is because installing any app via the Play Store results in automatic collection of crash reports, a feature that cannot be disabled. But if you download our app from GitHub, we have extra preference in the settings screen allowing you to disable even crash reporting. Any technically advanced users can also examine our source code and ensure that there is no hidden data collection. Feel free to leave any feature requests and comments regarding quality on either the Play Store or GitHub—we'll address them as soon as we can.
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We hope you enjoy the fruits of our labor and look forward to the desktop version's release next year. Both mobile and desktop versions will implement P2P synchronization allowing you to keep your data up-to-date and private at the same time. Stay tuned!
diff --git a/content/blogs/what-is-local-first.md b/content/blogs/what-is-local-first.md
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Ok, that’s a super extreme example - and everyone should save important files and deployments on multiple machines - whether local or cloud. But users have been locked out of Google Accounts. When you stop paying for BigCorp Cloud, how long until your data is removed? What if your card has expired, and the emails are going to a former employee's e-mail account? Will you lose your files forever? At a previous position, months of work was lost when a colleague decided that a specific tenant was no longer in use, and deleted it without looking at usage, or asking the team if the data on the server was still needed.
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All of the convenience of Cloud-first architecture is lost - as soon as we lose all of our files.
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## What is the ARK Rate app?
First of all, ARK Rate is a powerful and user-friendly currency converter allowing you to quickly and accurately convert any currency to another. But there's more! It works anywhere in the world, even without internet access, thanks to our offline-first approach. With this app, you can be confident that when you land in a new country with a pack of dollars or your native currency, you still can figure out fair exchange rates into local money. It can be helpful even in rural areas or exotic locations: what if you need to pay a taxi driver but you don’t have local currency? Additional features can be convenient, such as seeing the same value in multiple target currencies. And no need to register an account, login, subscribe or see annoying ads.
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If you prefer to stay up-to-date to current exchange rates, be it conventional currencies or crypto, you can also set up our widget to your home screen that will update automatically in the background. This way you won’t miss the surge in price of assets you hold.
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And if you need to track assets in different places—be it bank accounts, cash, crypto exchanges, or any non-custodial wallets—you will benefit from the 'Portfolios' screen of ARK Rate. It can help you to sort assets by several portfolios, calculate their total values and easily track updates to portfolios. The data you enter into the app never leaves your devices, you can also disable analytics in preferences. And if you require extra-level of confidentiality, you can also download the app from GitHub and disable crash reporting: https://github.com/ARK-Builders/ARK-Rate/releases/tag/v2.0.2.
This level of customization is made possible by our commitment to full open-source development, a unique aspect of our offering. This is because installing any app via the Play Store results in automatic collection of crash reports, a feature that cannot be disabled. But if you download our app from GitHub, we have extra preference in the settings screen allowing you to disable even crash reporting. Any technically advanced users can also examine our source code and ensure that there is no hidden data collection. Feel free to leave any feature requests and comments regarding quality on either the Play Store or GitHub—we'll address them as soon as we can.
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We hope you enjoy the fruits of our labor and look forward to the desktop version's release next year. Both mobile and desktop versions will implement P2P synchronization allowing you to keep your data up-to-date and private at the same time. Stay tuned!
diff --git a/content/blogs/what-is-local-first.md b/content/blogs/what-is-local-first.md
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Ok, that’s a super extreme example - and everyone should save important files and deployments on multiple machines - whether local or cloud. But users have been locked out of Google Accounts. When you stop paying for BigCorp Cloud, how long until your data is removed? What if your card has expired, and the emails are going to a former employee's e-mail account? Will you lose your files forever? At a previous position, months of work was lost when a colleague decided that a specific tenant was no longer in use, and deleted it without looking at usage, or asking the team if the data on the server was still needed.
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All of the convenience of Cloud-first architecture is lost - as soon as we lose all of our files.
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