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Valarth reads the filings of Indian listed companies and flags what the headlines miss. Describe the stocks you are looking for, or a goal, and it finds the companies that fit, with the reason for each.

No tips. No Telegram channel. No brokerage. Research from company filings, not SEBI-registered advice.

A Valarth stock page: share price with its chart and 52-week range, valuation and profitability figures, and a scorecard.
Stock page. Price, valuation, profitability and a scorecard of health checks for every company, each figure explained.
The Valarth screener: a table of companies with price, market cap, P/E, P/B and ROE, and filters down the left.
Screener. Every listed company on 212 filters, each with a plain-language lesson beside it.
The Valarth AI Screener given only the words Project 75, reading them as India's submarine programme and showing the filters it used.
AI Screener. Ask in plain words. Every match shows why it matched, checked against each filter.
A Valarth business-model card with a plain-language summary and statements verified against the filing.
Business model. How a company makes money and what can hurt it, each statement checked against its annual report.
Valarth's Before the Bell edition, with the day's headline, regulator notes and sector moves.
Before the Bell. A morning edition before the market opens: what moved, which rule changed, and what it means for you.
7,362stocks in the screener
14,352mutual funds tracked
212screener filters
83%+of Indian listed equities covered

Every figure in Valarth carries the date it was last updated and the filing it came from.

Open any company. No account needed.

All companies, by market cap →
Reliance Industries LtdRELIANCE · Oil Gas & Consumable FuelsShare price, P/E, peers →Bharti Airtel LtdBHARTIARTL · TelecommunicationShare price, P/E, peers →HDFC Bank LtdHDFCBANK · Financial ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →ICICI Bank LtdICICIBANK · Financial ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →State Bank of IndiaSBIN · Financial ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →Tata Consultancy Services LtdTCS · Information TechnologyShare price, P/E, peers →Bajaj Finance LtdBAJFINANCE · Financial ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →Larsen & Toubro LtdLT · ConstructionShare price, P/E, peers →Life Insurance Corporation of IndiaLICI · Financial ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →Kotak Mahindra Bank LtdKOTAKBANK · Financial ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →Hindustan Unilever LtdHINDUNILVR · Fast Moving Consumer GoodsShare price, P/E, peers →Sun Pharmaceutical Industries LtdSUNPHARMA · HealthcareShare price, P/E, peers →Infosys LtdINFY · Information TechnologyShare price, P/E, peers →Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone LtdADANIPORTS · ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →Axis Bank LtdAXISBANK · Financial ServicesShare price, P/E, peers →Titan Company LtdTITAN · Consumer DurablesShare price, P/E, peers →Adani Power LtdADANIPOWER · PowerShare price, P/E, peers →Maruti Suzuki India LtdMARUTI · Automobile and Auto ComponentsShare price, P/E, peers →Adani Enterprises LtdADANIENT · Metals & MiningShare price, P/E, peers →ITC LtdITC · Fast Moving Consumer GoodsShare price, P/E, peers →

A fund manager has analysts, data terminals and someone who reads every annual report to the last footnote. Most investors get a stock tip, forwarded four times. Valarth gives you the desk.

No more

  • Pump and dump.
  • Tips meant to move a price.
  • Buy calls with no reasons.

Know what a stock is worth before you buy it.

Valarth has no stock to push and earns nothing from what you buy. It shows what a company is worth, how that number was reached and what today's price is assuming, so you can tell a fair price from a pumped one.

AI Screener

From a vague idea to real stocks.

You do not need the right terms. Give it a headline, a product you use or two words you overheard. Valarth grounds an ambiguous question in real, listed companies: it says how it read you, shows the filters, and gives the reason each company is there.

app.valarth.in/ai-screener
The Valarth AI Screener given only the words Project 75: it reads them as India's Project 75 naval submarine programme, shows the three filters it used and the part it could not check, a thesis on five naval shipbuilding and supply companies, and why each company matched.

Forensic scan

The warning signs are in the footnotes.

Every company is run through the same checks an analyst would make on the accounts, and each result is explained in a sentence.

app.valarth.in · Reliance Industries
A Valarth stock page for Reliance Industries with its scorecard: risk level, green and red flags, quality score, Piotroski score, Altman Z-score and the earnings manipulation check.

Portfolio X-ray

Every account. One portfolio.

Bring your demat shares, mutual funds and NPS together from one CAS, the consolidated account statement. See what your money has earned, where your funds overlap, and an AI review that puts every holding through the Legends' Framework, with a deep report behind each one.

Your statement stays yours: delete your account and your portfolio and uploaded documents are deleted with it. Privacy policy. Screens are from a demo account holding a real portfolio; verdicts are educational, not advice.

app.valarth.in · Portfolio
A Valarth portfolio: total value, return and a list of 35 holdings by weight.
The Performance tab: fund returns, top contributors and an audit of fund fees.
The AI review: the Legends' Framework applied to each stock, tier distribution, alerts and a verdict for every holding.
The deep report on Titan Company, opened from the AI review: thesis, business, tailwinds, headwinds, moat, risks, catalysts, peers, bull and bear cases, and sources.
The mutual fund review: a seven-dimension scorecard, funds sorted by urgency, expense drag, overlap between funds and a cost audit.

Private by design

Your portfolio is for your eyes only.

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Your portfolio Signed in · as you see it● Encrypted
Portfolio value₹4,09,086
HoldingQtyValue
RELIANCE42₹1,23,480
HDFCBANK60₹99,840
INFY35₹64,155
ITC150₹71,775
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Languages

Research in the language you think in.

Valuation reports are being built in English, Hindi and Marathi, with more Indian languages planned. Good research should not depend on reading English.

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Why Valarth

Five places to ask. One shows its working.

How the usual sources of stock ideas compare on the things that matter.

How Valarth compares with other ways to research stocks
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Categories, not specific companies, judged on how each kind of service usually works.

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Questions

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When can I start using Valarth?

Today. Create a free account and you can use the stock screener, company pages, the lessons and the portfolio tracker straight away. Before the Bell and the AI Screener are on the paid plans.

Is Valarth investment advice?

No. Valarth is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. It is a research and learning tool. It shows its reasoning and sources so you can make your own decisions.

What will it cost?

There is a free plan. Pro is ₹199 a month, AI is ₹799 a month and AI Premium is ₹1,999 a month, with a saving on annual billing. A single stock report is ₹49 and a portfolio analysis ₹149 if you would rather pay once. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Do I have to share my portfolio?

Portfolio X-ray is optional. If you use it, it reads your Consolidated Account Statement (CAS), which lists your demat holdings and mutual funds across brokers.

Where does the data come from?

Company filings with the exchanges, annual reports in XBRL format, investor presentations, shareholding and pledge disclosures, and daily exchange price files. Every figure shows when it was last updated.

Which languages will it support?

English first, with Hindi and Marathi being built for valuation reports. More Indian languages are planned.