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Prices from your own market-data provider, with your own API key, for Turbobulls. Your key stays in your browser. Turbobulls Connector brings prices from your own market-data subscription into Turbobulls, for the assets Turbobulls does not cover. How it works 1. Add your API key for EODHD, Twelve Data, Alpha Vantage or Finnhub, or add a source of your own: any https address that answers JSON or CSV. 2. In Turbobulls, add a custom asset, open its Prices tab and choose From a custom data source. Pick the source, then the symbol. 3. Prices keep up by themselves while Turbobulls is open in this browser, and reach your other devices, phones included, through Turbobulls' end-to-end encrypted sync. Private by design - Your API keys stay in this browser, on this device. Each key goes only to its own provider, never to Turbobulls. - Turbobulls' servers cannot read your prices, your symbols or your portfolio: they are stored end-to-end encrypted. - The extension cannot read any web page. It has no content scripts and no access to your tabs. - Only app.turbobulls.com can talk to it. It calls only the four providers' APIs and the sources you add yourself, one site at a time, after you allow it. Open source The code is MIT licensed at https://github.com/turbobullsapp/turbobulls-extension, and every release package is built by GitHub with a signed record of where it came from. You need a Turbobulls account and, for the four providers, your own API key under your own plan. What each provider allows depends on that plan. Provider names belong to their owners and only show which services the Connector can ask with your key. Turbobulls is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Oct 30, 2026
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