Look through every fund
Mutual funds and ETFs unfold into the companies underneath, so overlap stops hiding in the product name.
Personal look-through investing
See the companies behind every fund.
Look through Indian mutual funds, ETFs, and US stocks in one private book. Vestalyze shows the companies you actually own — and keeps every number on your account.
Inside Vestalyze
A sample book, fully visible
These screens use illustrative numbers so you can see the layout before you sign in. Your account starts empty — nothing is preloaded.
India and US in one book
INR and USD stay in their markets. Totals convert only when you ask for a single reporting number.
Private to your account
Holdings, securities, and funds live only on your login. Another user cannot open your book.
How it works
Three steps from a blank book to company-level exposure across India and the US.
01
Create your account
Register with email. Sessions stay on this device in an HttpOnly cookie.
02
Add what you already own
Mutual funds, ETFs, and stocks. Nothing is preloaded. You type the book.
03
Read the look-through
Company exposure, India vs US, overlap, and weight — all from your holdings.
What you can see
Once holdings are in, the same numbers power overview, markets, exposure, and overlap.
Stock exposure
Company, sector, India, US, total, and portfolio weight — sortable across the whole book.
Fund overlap
See where two products own the same names so you are not doubled up by accident.
Your lots
Track invested amount and units per holding. Sync a fund URL to pull the stock split.
Pricing
Vestalyze is a personal book. The current product is free for your own holdings.
FAQ
Privacy, look-through, and how empty accounts stay empty.
Contact us
Questions about look-through, markets, or a private account. We do not store this form on a mailing list — it is a note to the team.
Your book stays yours
Vestalyze is multi-tenant. Nested data — securities, funds, and holdings — is scoped to the signed-in user. FX is the only shared reference. Sign in on this device and only your holdings appear.