Everything about how FundLens works, organized by stocks, AMCs, mutual funds, and the app itself.
FundLens is an institutional ownership intelligence platform. Instead of tracking NAVs and returns like a typical mutual fund app, it focuses on who owns what — which AMCs and mutual funds hold a given stock, and how much institutional capital sits behind it.
Institutional ownership is the portion of a company held by large investors like mutual funds, rather than individual retail traders. It matters because institutions run deep research before buying, and heavy or growing institutional ownership is often read as a signal of conviction in a company's fundamentals.
All holdings, sector allocation, NAV, and risk data come from mutual fund portfolio disclosures published by AMCs — nothing is estimated or inferred. Data reflects the latest disclosure available at sync time, and a monthly snapshot job is building toward historical ownership trend tracking.
No. FundLens is an ownership intelligence platform, not a source of investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Use it to understand institutional positioning, not as a recommendation to buy or sell.
Yes — the core platform (Market, Stock, AMC, and Fund intelligence pages, search, screener, comparisons, and watchlists) is free to use once you sign in.