Work / 2026
WealthTicker
Screen Indian mutual funds by the numbers that matter.
An independent, AI-powered mutual fund screener for India. Every return, risk and rating figure is computed from public AMFI NAV history — nothing is supplied by a fund house. All of it is free.

- 14,056
- schemes tracked
- 13,657
- with full metrics
- 88
- calculators
What it does
Our role: product design, data pipeline and full-stack engineering.
Ask in plain English
Describe the funds you want — “safe large cap funds with low fees” — and the AI turns it into a screen. ⌘K opens search from anywhere.
Screener
Filter 14,056+ schemes by category, returns and risk, then sort on any metric. Every column is explained in the methodology.
Terminal
A dense analysis workspace for people who want every number on one screen: NAV history, rolling returns, drawdowns, expense ratios.
Compare
Overlay funds side by side and watch ₹100 grow across each one, with the same metrics lined up for an honest read.
Backtest, don’t guess
Run a historical SIP or lumpsum against real NAV data and see the XIRR you would actually have earned.
88 calculators
SIP, lumpsum and SWP planners, step-up SIP, XIRR, income tax and a risk profiler — each linked back into the screener.
Portfolio and watchlist
Track what you hold, watch what you’re considering, and get the same metrics on both.
Fund houses, managers and categories
Category monitor, fund-house pages and manager profiles so a number always has a story behind it.
How it’s built
- Scheme list and daily NAV history from AMFI, the industry body’s own publication, via mfapi.in
- AUM and expense-ratio disclosures from AMFI; NAVs refresh daily, every derived metric refreshes hourly
- Every rating is computed in the open — the methodology page shows how each figure is derived
- Dark and light themes, keyboard-first search, accounts for portfolio and watchlist sync
Have a product that needs building?
The team that built WealthTicker takes on a handful of engagements a year. A scoping call is thirty minutes and costs nothing.