FreqDroid: Manage Your FreqTrade Bots From Your Phone

I’m excited to announce that FreqDroid is now available on the Google Play Store. FreqDroid is a mobile client for FreqTrade, the popular open-source cryptocurrency trading bot framework, bringing full bot management to your pocket.

What is FreqDroid?

If you run FreqTrade bots, you know the pain of having to sit at your computer to check on your trades. FreqDroid solves this by giving you a dedicated mobile app to monitor and manage all your bots from anywhere.

Whether you’re running a single bot or managing a fleet of them across different strategies, FreqDroid aggregates everything into a clean, intuitive interface.

Key Features

Multi-Bot Dashboard

FreqDroid’s standout feature is its ability to aggregate data from multiple trading bots into a single view. Open trades, profit charts, and performance metrics across every bot — all on one screen. No more switching between browser tabs or SSH sessions.

Detailed Analytics

Dive deep into individual bot performance with:

• Trade logs and history
• Pair-by-pair breakdowns
• Balance history
• Cumulative profit charts
• Candlestick charts with technical indicator overlays (supporting both Standard and Heikin-Ashi candle types)

Flexible Navigation

The app offers two interface modes to suit your workflow:

• Aggregate: A flat, all-in-one view that combines everything into a single scrollable dashboard
• Classic: A sectioned layout with a bot picker, giving you a more traditional dashboard-and-trade experience

Push Notifications via ntfy

FreqDroid integrates with ntfy for self-hosted push notifications. Configure your FreqTrade webhooks to publish to ntfy topics and get instant trade alerts on your phone — with support for both live streaming and scheduled polling. Your server, your data.

Customization

• Full HSL color picker for accent colors
• Material You dynamic theming on Android
• Light, dark, and system theme options

Tech Stack

FreqDroid is built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform, sharing code across platforms while maintaining native performance. The stack includes:

• Ktor for networking
• SQLDelight for local persistence
• Koin for dependency injection
• Voyager for navigation

The project follows a multi-module architecture with dedicated packages for domain, core, and feature layers.

Open Source

FreqDroid is fully open-source under the MIT License. You can browse the code, open issues, or contribute on the project repository.

Get It

FreqDroid is available now on Google Play, with iOS coming soon.