The idea
Where to keep it
It should be safe and quick to reach, not chasing returns. Common choices are a savings account, a sweep-in FD, or a liquid fund, where money usually reaches your bank the next working day.
Learn the basics in short lessons, 3 or 4 minutes each. Then start a SIP that fits your answers. Pause or stop it any time.
Coming to Android and iPhone soon.
Example fund page
Flexi cap fund · Growth
₹0.00NAV as of 24 Oct 2026 · AMFI
Shape for illustration. The app shows the real chart, with falls.
What it costs
Fee: 1.62% a year (₹162 on every ₹10,000).
Minimum SIP: ₹500 a month.
In the app, every figure carries the date it's from and where we got it: NAV from AMFI, minimums from BSE. Tap any number to see.
Example flexi cap fund
Example card. Tap or hover a number.
Lessons are short cards you flick through, 3 minutes or so each. This is a real one from the app: "Why an emergency fund comes first".
The idea
Before you invest
A job change, a medical bill or a family need can come without warning. If you have nothing set aside, you may have to sell investments when they're down, or borrow at high interest.
Card 1 of 4
Two of the tools from the app, with the same maths.
Your CTC is not your salary. Here's what reaches your bank.
From your offer letter.
The new regime leaves more in your bank for this salary, before any rent or 80C beyond PF.
Rules as of FY 2026-27. Basic is 40% of CTC and HRA is 40% of basic. PF is 12% of full basic, from you and from your employer. Professional tax ₹2,400 a year (KA). Your offer letter's split may differ; this is an estimate.
The app also handles rent, HRA and other deductions. Estimates only, not tax advice.
What a monthly SIP could add up to, at a rate you choose.
An assumption you pick, not a prediction.
Assumes 10% a year, every year. Real returns go up and down and can be negative; this is not a promise.
The app shows what real funds actually did over past years, falls included. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully.
6 lessons so far · 2–4 min a lesson
3 lessons so far · 2–3 min a lesson
6 lessons so far · 2–4 min a lesson
Answer 5 questions and Ask shows up to 3 funds that fit, each with its reasons and its risks. It won't tell you what to buy.
We're a mutual fund distributor, not an investment adviser. Ask explains; the choice is yours.
Ask
Scripted example. The app names real funds and links each one to its page.
We never hold your money. Your units sit with the fund house in your name, and you can see them on CAMS or KFintech without us. If we shut down, they stay yours.
Yes. You don't pay us anything. Lessons, tools and Ask are free, whether or not you ever invest.
Your money goes from your bank to the fund house through BSE StAR MF. It never sits with us. Units are held in your name at the fund house, and you can see them on CAMS or KFintech. If we shut down, your units stay yours. Like any mutual fund, their value can go down as well as up.
A PAN, a bank account in your name, and you need to be 18 or older. If you've done mutual fund KYC before, that's it. If not, the app takes you through it.
Many funds take SIPs from ₹500 a month; each fund page shows its own minimum. You can pause or stop a SIP any time from the SIP screen, in no more taps than it took to start.
No. Ask explains things and shows funds that fit the answers you gave, with the reasons from our fund-picking rules. It doesn't tell you what to buy and never promises returns. We're a mutual fund distributor, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser.
Mutual funds are regulated by SEBI. As a mutual fund distributor we're registered with AMFI and follow its code of conduct. Orders go through BSE StAR MF, BSE's platform for mutual fund transactions. Our registration details are on the disclosures page.
Coming to Android and iPhone soon.