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Bit-Daejang links a user's Bitget account through an API key and automatically sends order requests according to the indicators and conditions the user defines. It also provides backtesting reports and real-time monitoring of positions, orders and balances. Not affiliated with Bitget; all trading decisions and their results are the user's own responsibility.

Bit-Daejang links a user's Upbit account through an API key and automatically sends order requests according to the technical indicators and conditions the user defines. It also provides backtesting reports plus real-time monitoring and alerts. Not affiliated with Upbit or Dunamu; all trading decisions and their results are the user's own responsibility.

Bit-Daejang links a user's Bithumb account through an API key and automatically sends order requests according to the technical indicators and conditions the user defines. It also provides backtesting reports plus real-time monitoring and alerts. Not affiliated with Bithumb; all trading decisions and their results are the user's own responsibility.

Bit-Daejang is a crypto auto-trading simulation and strategy testing tool based on public market data. It allows users to explore indicator-based strategies, run backtests, and monitor virtual trading activity without connecting real assets or exchange API keys.

Baedal-Daejang is a record-keeping tool for delivery riders. Log each shift's distance, fuel and other costs, and per-platform earnings, then review daily, weekly and monthly statistics. An optional route-tracking feature — off by default, turned on per shift by the rider — maps the roads covered and the stops made. All records, including location, are stored only on the user's device with no account or server, and the app is free, supported by ads.

Blackbox-Daejang turns a supported Android smartphone into a simple dashcam. It records video and audio in segmented clips, manages storage through loop recording, and keeps recordings only on the user's device with no account, cloud server or analytics.

Touch-Daejang shows a slim vertical bar on the edge of the screen holding the apps a user has chosen, so they can jump between them with a single tap instead of going back to the home screen. Apps that are already running resume exactly where they were left, and a flashlight toggle sits on the same bar for night work. The app has no account or server, keeps only the chosen shortcut list on the device, never records which apps are opened, and is free, supported by ads.