Hi everyone! 👋

I just launched DinarExchange, a web app built to make checking Algerian Dinar exchange rates quick and simple.

Features

• 💱 Parallel (Square) exchange rates
• 🏦 Official Bank of Algeria rates
• 📱 Mobile-first design
• ⚡ Fast PWA experience
• 📊 Interactive charts
• 🔄 Currency converter
• 🌙 Dark mode
• 🔍 SEO optimized

The goal was to create something that loads quickly, is easy to use on mobile, and doesn't overwhelm users with unnecessary features.

🌐 Try it here (beta v1.1.0) : https://dinarexchange.vercel.app/

I'd love some honest feedback:

• Is the UI intuitive?
• What features are missing?
• Would you use this over other DZD exchange trackers?

I'm actively improving it, so any suggestions are appreciated. 🚀

DinarExchange logo

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