A personal portfolio and trading dashboard that combines Zerodha and Sharekhan in one place. Everything below is available now. Not everything is a recommendation: the screens describe what the data shows, and decisions stay yours.
Your whole portfolio in one place. Pulls holdings from Zerodha and Sharekhan and shows total value, invested amount, profit and loss, today's change, advancers vs decliners, allocation by broker and sector, and a sortable holdings table with the 52-week range. Live prices from Zerodha are overlaid so the day's change is never stale.
Dividends coming up and projected dividend income, AGMs, bonus and split history, open and upcoming IPOs, and market headlines for the stocks you hold.
A technical health check of every holding: trend, RSI, 50 and 200-day averages, volatility and 52-week position, concentration flags and a simple 12-month projection band (not a forecast). Optional AI commentary when an AI key is set.
Tracks recurring stock SIP baskets: each month's instalments, invested vs current value, a trend per basket and month-by-month history.
Look up any NSE stock: live quote and depth, candlestick chart from 1 minute to 1 day with moving averages and rule-based candle and setup readings, a technical snapshot, quarterly results with P/E, and a trade planner (stop, target, position size and simulated odds). Buy and Sell windows with stop-loss and target fields sit right here.
An intraday helper for the NIFTY 50 and your watchlist. A Morning list ranks stocks by how well they suit a same-day trade; a Live table follows each stock's first 15 minutes (opening range) with VWAP and volume and suggests an entry, stop and 2:1 target.
Today's and past orders with status, fills and rejections, and one-click stop-loss and target placement after a delivery buy executes.
Scans the NIFTY 50, 100 or 200 with a rule-based score (trend, 20-day breakout, RSI, volume, candle patterns). BUY is 5 or more, WATCH 3 to 4, AVOID 2 or less, each with a suggested entry, stop, target and a replay of how that rule did historically. A screen, not advice.
Price alerts (above, below or a percent move) that ring once, a scanner that finds daily-close setups across your holdings and watchlist, and a news monitor for corporate announcements.
Tracks a physical silver holding: live price per gram, current value against what you paid, profit or loss and a price-history chart that builds over time.
What-if projections under conservative, base and optimistic growth, with a monthly SIP, yearly step-ups and charges, plus health checks on concentration, sector weight and how much sits below cost. The assumptions are yours to change; it is not a forecast.
Every stock trading under your buy price: total unrealised loss, how each moves today, which show constructive technical signals, and a deep analysis of recent announcements and results. Descriptive only; it never says to buy, sell or hold.
The market's mood in one page: advancers vs decliners, FII and DII cash-market flows for recent sessions and recent SEBI circulars in plain words.
Where you connect your accounts: broker API keys and the daily Zerodha and Sharekhan logins, optional AI and results-data keys, and the trading switches and risk limits (per-trade loss, daily loss, trades per day, minimum reward:risk).
One button blurs every amount on every tab, handy when you share your screen.
Switch from the header; the choice is remembered.
Orders are previewed before they are sent and checked against your limits. Stop-loss and target are validated against the buy price.
Password plus a 6-digit authenticator code, automatic sign-out when idle, and limits on repeated wrong attempts.
Open /demo to try every tab with invented numbers. Nothing real is connected there, and ordering is switched off.
What is planned, roughly in order. These are plans, not dates, and the order can change. Tell us which ones matter most to you on the feedback page.
Every order gets its own tag so it can always be traced at the broker. If the broker does not answer in time, the dashboard checks what really happened before letting you order again, so no duplicate orders.
A check at start-up for the broker session, the registered IP address and the delivery authorisation, shown in the banner. Buy is switched off until everything is ready.
Trading holidays and special sessions (such as Muhurat) are understood, so the dashboard never treats a closed market as open.
The daily limit will use your actual realised profit and loss from the broker, not just the planned risk of today's orders.
Position size that allows for overnight gaps in a stock, for how easily it trades, and for the cost of the trade relative to the risk.
Replays will include trading costs and slippage, enter at the next session instead of the signal day's close, use the index members of that time, compare against the NIFTY 500 total return index, and show a confidence range with a small-sample warning.
The simulated odds will account for volatility clusters and overnight gaps, and be labelled as a rough guide.
Daily Picks will hold back new long ideas when the overall market is in a downtrend.
A background service sends price alerts and important news to Telegram, even when no page is open.
One page showing whether broker login, market data and background jobs are fresh and working.
The dashboard starts recording intraday prices for later review and more realistic stop and fill testing.
Run a strategy on paper first, then with your approval on every order, and only then live with small size.
Every buy gets a protective stop at the broker, handed over to a longer-lived order automatically, with a check at the 9:15 open for gaps below the stop.
Limits on how much of the whole portfolio is at risk, by sector and by stock, plus a drawdown limit with a cooling-off period.
Halt new orders, cancel pending ones or flatten positions quickly, and resume only with a password.
Complete, versioned rules for entry, stop and exit, replacing today's single ranking score.
A check of orders and positions against the broker before every session, and a record that answers why the system did something.
Import contract notes, see realised profit and loss, and get short-term and long-term capital gains figures for tax filing.
Forward-only tracking of the AI's picks so their real results can be judged over time, plus a log of AI usage and a monthly cost cap.
Regular backups of orders and data, with a tested restore.
Missing something, or something confusing? Tell us what you think.