حساب · Urdu for reckoning. A settling of accounts. Knowing exactly where you stand.
Here's a Tuesday morning in Hisaab. The noise already read, the call already made.
The market's up, but your book is down 3.5% today, almost all of it your BTC position, now 57% of holdings. AAPL and MSFT are cancelling each other out. Nothing's broken; the concentration is the thing to watch.
The panic. The drift. The one that got away. Hisaab is built for all three.
Hisaab does one thing: it tells you what to do with what you own. These five views are how it gets there, all reading from the same place: what you actually hold, and what you've actually done.
Every morning, Hisaab reads the news, earnings, analyst moves and macro across the positions you actually hold, and tells you what matters to your book. Not the whole market. Yours.
See how Brief works →On every position: a clear Add, Hold or Trim, the levels that matter, and the one thing to watch. The technicals and the fundamentals, said in plain words.
See how Plays works →Ask a question in plain English. Hisaab searches the web, reads the SEC filings, and charts the names, then turns it into a thesis document you can keep and track.
See how Lab works →Step back from single names. Concentration, overlap, and the one move that lowers your risk this week. A read on the portfolio as a whole, not just its parts.
See how Port works →Hisaab tracks how you actually trade and holds it up against what you claim. The drift you can't see in the moment: named, with one specific rule to try this week.
See how You works →Bring your portfolio in once. From then on Hisaab does the reading, the watching and the reckoning, and hands you a clear call every morning.
Snap a screenshot of your broker app, import a CSV, or add positions by hand. Stocks, ETFs, crypto, indices and options. All of it, in one place.
Overnight and all day, it reads the news, earnings, analyst moves and macro across every position you hold, then turns it into one morning brief with a clear call on each name.
It quietly checks what you actually do against what you say. Your real holding periods, your concentration, your drift. Then it gives you one rule to act on each week.
A spreadsheet tracks. A terminal buries you in data. Hisaab tells you what to do.
I'm not a finance person. I'm a builder. I co-founded Pakistan's first ride-hailing app and spent a decade shipping products from zero to one.
I started investing seriously about eight months ago. No Bloomberg terminal, no finance degree. Just a brokerage account, a feed full of people contradicting each other, and a constant feeling that I was missing something about the companies I owned.
So I stopped trying to predict the market and built a system instead: a thesis for every position, and a weekly read that tells me what actually changed, not what's loud. Hisaab is that system. I use it every morning.
The brief, the call, and an honest read on how you actually trade, in plain words, every morning.
Free while it's in beta. No Bloomberg required.