Like many of you here, I’ve often found standard screeners to be either too cluttered or missing specific data points—especially when it comes to deep-dive IPO research and real-time market anomalies.
I’m a developer and a researcher, and I’ve spent the last few months building Bullrun.co.in. It’s a fintech platform designed specifically for the Indian equity market (no crypto, no global noise—just NSE/BSE).
What I’ve tried to solve:
Post-Listing IPO Analysis: Detailed research pages for companies like Physics Wallah, Lenskart, and others.
AI-Driven Context: An “Ask AI” live feed to help explain why certain stocks are moving or hitting anomalies.
Clean Screener: A focused UI for Indian stocks without the bloat.
I’m at the stage where I need brutal, honest feedback from actual traders and investors. It is completely free to use.
If you have a spare 5 minutes, could you check it out and tell me:
Is the screener intuitive enough for your daily workflow?
What data points are missing that you wish you had?
Does the “Ask AI” feature actually provide value to your research?
I have also been using a few screeners for Indian stocks, and one thing I find particularly useful is having ready-made screens instead of building every filter from scratch.
For example, Dhanarthi’s stock screener has ready-made screens for different types of stock research, which makes it easier for beginners to get started. You can also use the filters when you want to create your own screen.
I personally find this approach more practical because when I am researching stocks, I usually start with a ready-made screen and then go deeper into the individual companies rather than spending time deciding which 10-15 filters to combine.
The main thing I would suggest for any screener is to keep the output simple and explain why a stock is appearing in the screen. Too many filters can actually make stock research more confusing for beginners.
If anyone is interested, Dhanarthi has a free stock screener that you can try.
Well I tried it but after clicking apply filter 5 times it asked me to buy a premium acc so am not sure how its free. Also whats the USP? Why would I pay for this when a simple prompt on google finance can give me most of the info I need on any stock?
Just wondering if I am missing something. Would love to know more.
