Currency Converter Plus Live vs Offset

From the makers of Fraction Calculator Plus comes Currency Converter Plus - the easiest, most user-friendly stop for global exchange rates, with AccuRate™! With multiple currency fields, historic rate charts, and a built-in calculator for convenience, compare prices anywhere while traveling abroad to be sure you're getting the best deal at today's rate. All conversions use live exchange rates from AccuRate™, providing the most accurate rates available in the world. Plus, it still works offline for travel when exchange rate data is not available. The app even supports Bitcoin! Features: * Instant currency conversion by setting your own custom fields! * Easy calculator with results in local currencies * Historic rate charts and graphs (1 week - 1 year) * Convert multiple currencies at once * All world currencies, Bitcoin, and precious metals * Offline exchange rate support for airplane or offline modes * Live rates & graphs provided by AccuRate™ Supports currencies for every country including the dollar, euro, pound, yen, yuan, won, franc, ruble, dinar, peso, rupee, shilling, rial, kwacha, dirham, florin, guinea, krona, krone, riyal, colon, som, leu, virtual currencies like Bitcoin, plus precious metals like gold, silver, palladium, platinum and more!

When someone says “I’ll call you at 5pm my time”, Offset gives you the answer instantly. Add the cities that matter (family, friends, work), then adjust a single time and see what it is everywhere else — immediately. No menus, no maths, no back-and-forth. Built for real-world time zone questions • Quickly answer: “What time is X in Y?” • Time adjustment is front and centre — scroll, set, done • Keep cities organised with lists (Family, Work, Travel) Fast and private by design • Works entirely offline • No accounts • No ads • No tracking Free vs paid • Free: Your local time + 2 cities • One-time purchase: Unlimited cities, lists, and city nicknames (AU$2.99 / US$1.99) If you coordinate across time zones even once a week, Offset pays for itself in the first avoided mix-up.