Investor profile
Your answers set the reference point for everything that follows. The portfolio is measured against your profile — not against an index alone.
Risk assessment
Risk capacity — what your circumstances can absorb — is scored separately from risk tolerance, which is how you behave when markets fall. The two are usually different, and the difference is what most portfolios get wrong.
Portfolio holdings
Read from your consolidated statement. Review the mapping, edit any value, or add holdings held elsewhere.
Upload your mutual fund statement first
This tool analyses your real holdings — nothing is pre-filled. A consolidated statement from CAMS, KFintech, MF Central, NSDL or CDSL works, as PDF, CSV or Excel. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded to a server.
Portfolio snapshot
Every metric carries what it means for you underneath it{{ obsCount }} key observations
Finding, evidence, why it matters, suggested action — click any rowTrue asset allocation
Market-cap exposure
Sector exposure vs benchmark
Hidden concentration
{{ concSubhead }}Detailed diagnostics
Risk-free rate {{ rfRate }}% (10Y G-Sec, admin-set) · computed from actual scheme NAV history, 3 yearsCurrent vs suggested allocation
Illustrative model for a {{ risk.profileName }} profile over a {{ profile.horizon }} horizonIllustrative model portfolio
Six sleeves, each with a defined role. Categories are the recommendation — scheme names are examples for discussion.Ask about this portfolio
Every answer cites the numbers it was derived fromDisclaimer
Client report
Administrator settings
Scoring thresholds, allocation models, fund-selection weights and disclaimer wording are configuration, not code. Changes apply to every subsequent analysis.