Peer comparison
Put up to six stocks side by side on key financial metrics, weigh them your way, or let an agent compare them.
Research NSE companies from the filings up.
The whole read of a company, in one workspace.
Each figure is a drawing of how a screen works, not its data. Pick a screen, then move over the figure.
Ask about a company, an industry or a peer group. Type @ to pin a company and / to call a skill or an agent.
Agents that work from the same filings you do.
Type / in the research box to hand a question to an agent or load a skill. An agent does the job end to end. A skill teaches it how to read a statement, a call or a sector.
- /peer
- Compare listed companies and say which is the better long-term holding.
- /valuation
- Run a DCF valuation and return the fair value against the market price.
- /model
- Build a DCF valuation model as an Excel workbook for an NSE-listed company.
- /tracking
- Track a company and report what changed.
Statements
- /balance-sheet-analysis
- /profit-loss-analysis
- /cashflow-analysis
Results and calls
- /concall-reader
- /earnings-analysis
Valuation
- /dcf-valuation
- /comps-analysis
Sectors
- /it-sector-analysis
- /banking-analysis
- /auto-sector-analysis
- /insurance-analysis
- /cement-analysis
- /steel-analysis
- /retail-analysis
- /real-estate-analysis
- /hotel-analysis
Each binder is a skill. Move over the shelf and pull one out.
Agent output is a reading of public filings. It is not investment advice.
And the tools you reach for after the read.
- /peer-comparison
- /portfolio
Portfolio
Enter quantity and buy price. Profit, loss and the day's change are worked out from live prices.
- /personal-data-tracking
Agent tracking
Each agent watches one company and posts updates on your schedule. Ask it questions any time.
- /formulas-template-analysis
Formulas and modeling
Pick DCF, relative valuation, forward P/E or the Graham number. An agent fills the assumptions, and every cell is a live formula you can edit.
- /shared-templates
Shared templates and Excels
Build a company sheet from filings, add your own tables, charts and notes, and share it as a link.
Built so every number can be checked.
- Consolidated first
- When a company reports both consolidated and standalone statements for a period, Stockify shows the consolidated one.
- Indian conventions
- Fiscal years run April to March, quarters follow them, and amounts are in rupees crore, the way you already read filings.
- Gaps stay visible
- If a ratio cannot be worked out from a company's filing, the tile says it is not available. Nothing is defaulted to zero or guessed.
- Signals, not advice
- Auto-generated insights appear only when the data shows the condition, and they read as observations, never as a call to buy or sell.
Open a company and read it.
Make an account with your email, then search any NSE-listed company.