The quant workstation Indian markets never had.
Nine crore demat accounts, and not one institutional workstation built for them — not a ₹50 tracker, not a ₹5L foreign terminal. Kautilya is the third option: institutional math, Indian inputs, retail price.
Six things that shape every decision.
Indian markets, Indian math
Damodaran's India ERP, the 10-year G-Sec, Blume-adjusted beta — the inputs Indian desks use, not US defaults imported wholesale.
Math you can see
Every number traces back to a formula and a source. No black-box scores you can't reproduce on paper.
Platform, not advisor
We give you the math; you make the call. SEBI-safe by design — never a tip, never a model portfolio.
Your data stays yours
Broker tokens encrypted per user. We never sell holdings, order flow or behaviour — your subscription is the whole deal.
Built by someone who trades
Made by a trader tired of choosing between a ₹50 tracker and a ₹5L Bloomberg seat. This is the workstation I wanted.
Risk before reward
We model what can go wrong first — VaR, stress tests, Greeks, drawdown. Most tools chase the upside; a risk desk prices the downside before the trade.
Built by someone who runs risk for a living.
Kautilya isn't a weekend tracker dressed up with charts. It's built by a trader on the desk of a major US hedge fund — someone who prices options, sizes positions and stress-tests books with institutional tooling every day. That same discipline now runs on Indian markets, for Indian investors: every module exists because a real desk needs it, not because it demos well.
On a real desk
Designed the way a hedge-fund desk manages risk — VaR, Greeks, vol surfaces, stress — not the way a consumer app manages screens.
Indian by construction
India ERP, the 10-year G-Sec, Blume-adjusted beta — built for NSE/BSE from the first line, not a US terminal with the symbols swapped.
Trust the math, not the pitch
Every output traces to a published formula and its source. You don't have to take our word — reproduce it on paper.