ARQS opens a free hosted Crypto Toolkit with three working browser workspaces
The shared suite brings Market Radar, Portfolio Lens and Crypto Practice Lab together, using explicit user inputs and local persistence.
Company release. Product information supplied by ARQS. Commercial links lead to the product provider. This article describes the released software as of October 13, 2026.
Product URL: https://www.arqs.ca/crypto-tools/app
ARQS has made its Crypto Toolkit hosted suite available as a free browser application with three functioning workspaces. Market Radar handles watchlists and supplied quote observations; Portfolio Lens handles recorded holding lots and hypothetical scenarios; Crypto Practice Lab handles simulation and learning. The suite gives users one place to reach those related tasks while keeping their purposes distinct.
The application is available at its own direct URL, without a paid checkout. Users can also open Market Radar, Portfolio Lens or Crypto Practice Lab through each tool's individual URL. These are working software surfaces, rather than announcements for tools that have yet to be delivered.
One workspace, three questions
The watchlist asks what the supplied observations show. The portfolio record asks how recorded quantities, costs and fees compare with supplied prices. The practice environment asks how a simulated action changes cash, quantity and the ledger. Treating those as separate questions helps a user understand which input produced a result.
In Market Radar, manual observations and JSON imports support rankings and open-tab threshold checks. In Portfolio Lens, acquisition fees remain with cost basis and TL and USDT totals remain separate. In the Lab, cash and quantity checks apply to simulated actions, with lessons and a journal supporting the exercise.
The sample is not a market feed
Starter values are synthetic. The user supplies the observations through explicit entry or supported imports. The release does not connect an exchange account, place real orders or obtain a continuous automatic market feed. Threshold checks in the watchlist operate while the page is open, using its stored observations. They stop when the page closes.
These boundaries are part of understanding the output. A user should know which quote was entered, which holding quantity was recorded and which fee was assumed before reading a displayed total. Hypothetical price changes are changed inputs, not predictions. A simulated trade in the Lab has no effect on a real balance.
Keep a useful record outside the tab
The workspaces retain supported state on the user's device and offer real export and backup workflows. Watchlist CSV or JSON, portfolio CSV and practice ledger or backup files give users material they can inspect outside the interface. Keeping those exports is a practical step before clearing browser data, because local persistence belongs to the current device and browser profile.
The individual product collection describes the three tools and their separate desktop editions. Those licensed packages serve buyers who want delivered software files; they are distinct from this free hosted suite. Readers can start with the working Toolkit to see which task fits their needs. The October 13 release presents the existing browser functions, without implying an exchange partnership or a background managed service.
Free browser access
The Crypto Toolkit — hosted suite is available as a free web application. There is no checkout required to use this hosted surface. Its public URL is the direct route to the working software, rather than a waiting list or an order form.
Optional desktop editions of Market Radar, Portfolio Lens and Crypto Practice Lab have their own separate product pages and prices. This release does not offer a $249 paid Toolkit bundle. Questions about those individual licenses go to sales@arqs.ca.
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