Screen, analyse and research 5000+ NSE & BSE listed Indian stocks for free. Financial ratios, P&L statements, shareholding patterns and custom screener.
Hi Folks! π
I built Scripwise because I was tired of choosing between free Indian stock
screeners that bury useful filters behind clunky UX and expensive terminals
built for institutions, not individual investors.
Scripwise screens 5,000+ NSE & BSE companies across 47 fundamental metrics including P/E, ROE, debt ratios, growth rates, promoter pledge, the works. A few things
I'm particularly proud of:
π Scripwise Score & Scorecard: fully transparent, rule-based 0-100 read
on any stock's fundamentals. No black box, every point traces back to a
specific number you can verify yourself.
π Scripwise Pulse: market-wide fear/greed gauge built entirely from our
own breadth data (advance/decline, 52-week positioning, new highs vs lows),
not a licensed third-party index.
β‘ Near-real-time prices, refreshed through the trading day, alongside a decade's worth of financials, corporate action calendars and side-by-side comparison tools.
It's free to start. Screener, company pages, watchlist, live markets, no
card required. Pro (βΉ499/year - less than βΉ42/month) unlocks the full filter
set, CSV exports, the full Scorecard/Pulse breakdown and unlimited
watchlists/saved screens.
One thing I care a lot about: Scripwise is a research tool, not investment
advice, every score and metric is fully explained so you understand the
"why," not just a buy/sell signal.
Would love your feedback. What would make this more useful for your own
investing workflow? I'll be answering questions! Still building this, so bear with me! π
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How does the screener handle custom ratio combinations that arent part of the preset filters, and is there any limit on how many simultaneous filters you can stack before results start loading slowly?
How does the screener handle custom ratio combinations that arent part of the preset filters, and is there any limit on how many simultaneous filters you can stack before results start loading slowly?
@edanurbatu11295Β Handles pretty well. Give it a go.