An investment time machine

See what money lived through, not just what it earned.

Replay a historical investment across real, traceable data. See the falls, recoveries, timing luck and opportunity costs that a final return number hides.

Educational historical benchmark simulation, not investment advice. Pre-tax and before product-specific costs. Gold is an INR benchmark proxy, not a physical-gold transaction price.

2008
2013
2016
2020
2026
One decision. Many possible lives.

Compose your journey

Set the rules before history begins.

The controls stay quiet. The evidence gets the stage.

Investment style
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Experience
You are allocating₹10,00,000
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40%Nifty 50 TRI₹4,00,000
↗
25%Midcap 150 TRI₹2,50,000
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20%Gold benchmark₹2,00,000
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15%SBI 3Y FD₹1,50,000

Journey in progress

History is moving around your money.

Unitised portfolio NAV — cash flows removed from drawdown

Fork history

What would you have done here?

Freeze any month and test one decision against staying the course.

Choose a decision above. Compounded will run both futures from the selected month.

Your journey results

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became —

All possible lives

How much of the outcome was timing?

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Move across the field to inspect a historical life.

What history taught this portfolio

Evidence from the path you chose, not generic advice.

Where the gains came from

Separate your deposits from what each asset actually earned.

Alternate lives

Same money. Same dates. Different choice.

Lab mode

Interrogate the assumptions.

Drag, brush, lock and compare. Every change is historical, never forecast.

A/B experimentsNo scenarios saved yet.

Unitised wealth path

Brush any period. Ask what happened.

Drag across the chart
Drag across any part of the path to compare the portfolio with all four benchmarks in that exact period.

Return ↔ pain map

The trade your allocation actually made.

Each point is a 10%-increment historical allocation. Tap a point to load it.

Methodology

Rigour before spectacle.

Data provenance

Know what every number rests on.

Why this is different

The ending number is only one fact.