See your whole portfolio clearly
MarketMitra brings every holding into one dashboard, updates it in real time, and explains what actually moved your money today.
Everything in one place, explained in plain words
One portfolio view
Stocks, funds and cash from every account, added up in a single number you can trust.
Real-time prices
Live quotes and alerts, so you find out when something moves instead of the next morning.
Insights that explain
See what drove your day, where you are concentrated, and what has quietly drifted.
Connects to your own tools
If you like tinkering, an open API lets you pipe your portfolio into Claude, n8n or your own scripts. Entirely optional.
Set up once, in an afternoon
No spreadsheets to maintain. Nothing to reconcile by hand.
Create your account
Use the hosted version, or run MarketMitra on your own machine.
Add your holdings
Import a statement or enter positions manually. Everything lands in one view.
Read your dashboard
Daily movement, allocation and alerts, written so you don't need a finance degree.
Automate it, if you want
Hand your API key to an assistant or workflow tool and let it send you the summaries you care about.
Built in the open, yours to inspect
The whole thing is public. Read the code that touches your numbers, self-host it, file an issue, or send a fix. Contributions are welcome from investors and builders alike.
Two ways to run it
Let us host it and keep everything ready to go, or run the same dashboard yourself with your own keys. Both are free — there is no paid plan.
We run the servers and cover the market-data access, so there is nothing to set up.
Run the same dashboard on your own machine with your own API keys. Nothing is held back.
Questions people ask
No. MarketMitra is free and open source (MIT licensed). Both ways of running it — hosted by us or self-hosted — are free. There is no paid plan, no trial, and no card to enter.
Same product. On the hosted version we run the servers and cover the market-data access, so there is nothing to set up — it just has fair-use rate limits so one person cannot exhaust the shared instance. Self-hosted runs on your own machine with your own keys and no rate limits.
For AI insights, yes — you add your own AI provider key (Gemini, Anthropic or OpenRouter) whether you use the hosted or self-hosted version. Self-hosting also needs your own market-data key; the hosted version supplies that for you.
Yes. Every feature, no rate limits, MIT licensed. The only costs are whatever your own data and AI providers charge you.
On the hosted version it stays in your own account. If you would rather keep everything on your own machine, run the self-hosted version instead. The code is public either way.