WealthTicker — Screen 14,000+ Indian mutual funds.

I built WealthTicker because every Indian mutual fund site I used was really a distribution funnel. The "top rated" list was whatever paid best, and the numbers came from a factsheet PDF nobody recomputed.

So I made the boring version: take AMFI's public NAV history for all 14,000+ schemes and compute everything myself.

CAGR, volatility, Sharpe, Sortino, alpha, beta, up/down capture, rolling returns, drawdown episodes — all derived from the raw price series, refreshed continuously. If a number is on the page, there's a /methodology entry telling you exactly how it was calculated.

What you can actually do with it:

🔍 Screen — filter across the full universe by category, AMC, returns, risk, expense ratio, AUM. Or just type 3y returns > 20 AND expense < 1 and it parses it.

⚖️ Compare up to 4 funds side by side — with the category median column, so you know whether "18% CAGR" is good or just average for the category.

🩻 X-ray your portfolio — upload a CAS PDF and get your real XIRR, FIFO capital-gains estimate, and the thing nobody shows you: stock-level overlap. Four "diversified" funds that all hold the same 20 stocks isn't diversification. It'll tell you that Reliance is 4.2% of your net worth, via 3 different funds.

🧮 40+ calculators — SIP, SWP, step-up, retirement, PPF vs MF, EMI vs SIP, ELSS with a real old-regime slab engine, and a Financial Freedom calculator that runs accumulation and drawdown on one timeline.

📚 100+ guides + a 47-term glossary — a full masterclass with quizzes, a final test and a certificate, because "expense ratio" shouldn't be a word you have to Google mid-decision.

📊 Also in there: fund-house pages, a 467-person fund manager directory built from SEBI's own SID filings, stock pages (every fund holding a given stock), sector mix, TER-change and manager-change alerts, and a goal-based basket planner that's fully deterministic — no LLM guessing at your money.

The business model: there isn't one yet, and that's deliberate. No commission, no affiliate links, no "invest now" button. Free data (AMFI, public filings) + one small server. Most of it works without an account.

Built with Next.js 16, Postgres, Redis, TypeScript. Runs on a single small VM.

Would genuinely love feedback on what's missing — especially from anyone who's tried to do fund research in India and given up. What did you want to know that no site would tell you?

— Sumit