your stocks & funds, at one glance.
stop hopping across cluttered sites. kaizenblick gathers the instruments and the figures you care about into one calm daily view, with exact numbers from public sources, in plain language.
- one daily view
- exact sourced values
- plain-language definitions
a screener
24.3
p/e
a stock page
₹2,948.20
ltp
a fund site
78.4200
nav
a news portal
9.7 %
day chg
+ three more tabs, and never side by side
| name | current | day change |
|---|---|---|
| reliance industriesequity · ril | ₹2,948.20 | +261.55 (+9.7%) |
| hdfc bankequity · hdfcbank | ₹1,642.10 | −12.30 (−0.7%) |
| parag parikh flexi capmutual fund · direct-growth | ₹78.42 nav | +0.31 (+0.4%) |
sample preview · your instruments, your columns
sourced, not guessed
- sourced, not guessed
- nse
- bse
- amfi
- sourced once daily
- exact end-of-day figures
- ₹ lakh & crore
- one source per number
- an as-of date on every value
six tabs, six formats, one headache.
checking your shortlist today means hopping between sites that each show one thing, each formatted its own way, and never side by side.
today
six tabs- a screener for fundamentals
- a stock page, one instrument at a time
- a fund site for a nav
- re-finding each instrument, everywhere
with kaizenblick
one view- your instruments and your numbers
- stocks and funds on one screen
- exact values, plainly labelled
- refreshed once a day
three steps to your daily view.
set it up once. after that, open kaizenblick each morning and everything you follow is already there, side by side.
add your instruments
search any nse/bse stock or mutual fund and add it. we disambiguate listings so you pick the exact one you mean.
pick your parameters
choose the columns you care about (price, p/e, roe, nav, returns) and drop the ones you don't. your view, your figures.
see it at a glance
every instrument and figure in one grid, refreshed end-of-day, with a plain definition one tap away on every column.
the numbers you choose, each defined in a line.
pick from a curated set for stocks and funds. every column carries a plain-language definition: no jargon, no acronym left unexplained.
price & change
the last end-of-day price, and how it moved.
valuation
p/e and p/b: how the price compares to earnings and to book value.
fund returns
trailing returns over 1, 3 and 5 years.
capital use
roe, roce and debt/equity: how a company uses its capital.
income
dividend yield: cash returned per rupee invested.
fund basics
nav, expense ratio and category, for every fund.
it shows you the numbers. it never tells you what to do.
kaizenblick is built to be safe by design. it displays exact, pre-existing, sourced values and neutral definitions, and nothing it scores, grades, or recommends.
- shows exact figures, the same numbers published on public exchange and fund sources, formatted in ₹ lakh/crore, %, and ratios.
- explains every metric in one plain line, on tap: p/e, roe, expense ratio, in words a first-time investor can read.
- puts it in one view, your stocks and funds together, so a daily check takes a glance, not a dozen tabs.
- stamps every figure with an as-of date and flags it stale when the data is old, so you always know what you’re reading.
- no scores or grades. nothing is rated good, bad, strong, or weak. a ratio is a ratio and a percent is a percent, with a plain definition beside it.
- no ranks or verdicts. instruments are never ordered by "best," and there is no top pick.
- no buy / sell / target. no advice language, ever: no "undervalued," no "should," no tips.
- no real-time trading. figures are end-of-day only. kaizenblick is for understanding, not for placing trades.
made for people opening their first watchlist.
not a trading terminal or a tipster. just the exact numbers you follow, explained plainly, for the person checking once a day.
first-time investors
non-technical readers who find existing sites cluttered and full of jargon.
tier-2 & tier-3 towns
people who want a calm, plain view without the noise of tips and forums.
the once-a-day checker
anyone who wants to glance at their stocks and funds, understand the figures, and move on.
“i finally see my four stocks and two funds on one screen, with the numbers actually explained. no one telling me what to buy.”
the daily-glance user we design for
a calm daily read, not another opinion feed.
most tools shout. they push opinions and pick sides for you. kaizenblick does the opposite: it gathers the exact figures for the instruments you follow, explains each one in plain language, and stops there.
the numbers, in focus. never a verdict.
kaizen means continuous improvement. a little sharper, every version.
exact values from public sources, each with an as-of date. no estimates, no invented numbers.
one daily view, clean by default. depth only when you ask for it.
you pick the instruments and the columns. the reading, and every decision, stays with you.
straight answers.
does kaizenblick tell me what to buy?
no, and it never will. it shows exact, sourced figures and plain definitions. it does not score, rank, rate, or recommend any instrument. every decision is yours to make.
where do the numbers come from?
from public sources for nse/bse listed stocks and indian mutual funds. kaizenblick gathers and formats those figures. it does not compute or estimate its own values.
is the data live?
no. figures are end-of-day (daily), not real-time. every view carries an as-of date, and a stale badge appears when the data is more than a couple of days old.
what does the "—" mean in a cell?
it means the figure is not available or not applicable for that instrument — for example, a p/e ratio has no meaning for an index fund. we show "—" instead of a misleading zero or a blank.
who is it built for?
non-technical, first-time indian investors who want a calm daily view of their own stocks and funds, with the jargon explained. clean by default, with depth only when you ask for it.
how much does it cost?
there's a free tier to build your first glance. kaizenblick is early: you get direct access and a product that gets sharper, every version.
build your glance in a few minutes.
free tier · no card · your watchlist stays yours