Bring financials below 35% of my portfolio
- Why
- The what-if showed four holdings carry 38% of my money through one sector, plus more inside my index fund.
Grow is liveBuild is experimental
Saarth is an investing research workspace from The Quant Lab. Understand what you own, explore “what if?”, and test ideas against history before you act.
Background: illustrative simulated paths from one starting point. They show how a range of outcomes widens with time. Not market data, not a forecast.
How often do you really open your portfolio? When you do, do you understand what you see? Is someone else managing it for you, and do you know what they bought?
Saarth is for the questions you would ask if you had the time and the tools.
If bank stocks fell 10% tomorrow, would you know what it means for you?
Pick an index, move it, and see which holdings carry the impact, including the ones hiding inside your index fund.
Illustrative sample portfolio of ₹10,00,000 with real NSE names and round sample sensitivities. Index weights are approximate. Not a forecast or a recommendation.
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Where do you want your money to be in fifteen years? Would you know if you’re on the way?
Adjust a goal and monthly contribution to explore a range of possible journeys. Compare two illustrative portfolio mixes and the assumptions behind them.
This visual compares assumed growth and variability. It is not an optimisation result for your holdings.
Illustrative simulation of 400 journeys using sample return and risk assumptions. The comparison is not generated from your holdings and is not a forecast or recommendation.
Heard a strategy in a reel or a video? Test it before you trust it.
Try this browser-only concept demo with an example rule. See how transaction costs and a walk-forward check can change the story on synthetic prices. In Saarth, Build is experimental.
Synthetic prices generated in your browser. Not evidence of future returns.
You don’t have to become a trader to invest with purpose.
A new idea earns its place slowly. Each step has to pass before the next one counts.
Your anchor. The wealth you already have, understood well enough to build on.
Why did you buy it? Would you remember a year from now?
Saarth’s decision journal keeps the reason with the move. The Chakra experience below is a concept demo of how a future assistant might help you spot a pattern and turn it into a rule you can inspect. It is not a live Saarth feature.
Concept illustration: the goal is the sun, each reason you log is a comet, and each example rule you keep settles into orbit as a planet.
Hover a planet to read its rule.
Illustrative concept. Nothing leaves this tab.
You trim any single stock once it grows past 16% of your portfolio.
Chakra is an idea for a future assistive experience. This scripted example shows how a possible pattern could be inspected before any rule is kept. It is not available in Saarth today.
How many apps does it take to see everything you own?
Bring in Zerodha (Console files or a read-only Kite snapshot), Dhan, any CSV, or add holdings by hand. Saarth combines the accounts, then shows what they add up to.
Sample portfolio, ₹10,00,000 in three accounts
IllustrativeSaarth shows evidence, ranges and trade-offs. The decision, and the reason for it, stay yours.
Broker connections are read-only. Saarth can place virtual paper orders for research, but cannot place orders with your broker.
Scenarios, simulations and backtests show ranges under assumptions you can see. They are research, not forecasts.
We named it for the kind of investing we want to make easier: fewer reactions to noise, and more decisions you can still explain a year later.
The name also echoes sārathi, the charioteer who keeps a journey on course. Chakra is a concept we are exploring for the next part of that journey.