Topsheet was built to answer a simple question: if you own three mutual funds, do you actually own three different things? Most of the time, you don't — and we built the tools to prove it.
The Indian mutual fund industry manages over ₹60 lakh crore in assets. Millions of investors hold multiple funds, often without realising how much they overlap. A Large Cap fund and a Flexicap fund from the same AMC can hold 70% of the same stocks.
Topsheet was founded to close this information gap. We parse AMFI's monthly portfolio disclosures, structure them into a clean database, and build analytical tools that turn raw holdings data into decisions — without asking you to upload a CAS statement or link a broker account.
Our goal is simple: give every investor and advisor the same quality of portfolio intelligence that was previously only available to institutions.
We show you the actual data — real ISINs, real weights, real sector classifications from AMFI disclosures. We never substitute estimates for facts.
Every analysis is traceable to source data. We do not smooth, interpolate, or fill gaps with guesses. If data is missing, we say so — we don't hide it.
Every tool is designed around decisions advisors and investors actually face: "Am I over-diversified?", "How would my portfolio behave in a crash?", "Which fund is redundant?"
Our stress-test numbers are estimates based on sector weights and historical shocks — not predictions. Our Monte Carlo tool says "Coming Soon" until we have real NAV history to back it. We do not pretend otherwise.
The platform is actively developed. Historical NAV data, Monte Carlo simulations, multi-AMC coverage, and advisor dashboards are all on the roadmap.
We do not send marketing emails, push notifications, or "investment tips." Topsheet is a tool, not a content platform. Use it when you need it.
Topsheet is built by a small team with backgrounds in asset management, data engineering, and product design. We are long-term investors ourselves — which is exactly why we built this.