Ask the data, not a chatbot.

Type a question about any Indian mutual fund in plain words — English or Hinglish. Super Intelligence turns it into a query against MF Analyser's own database, runs it here, and shows you the answer with the query that produced it.

Why it can't make a number up

The model is never shown any data. It is shown the shape of the database — the table and column names — and it writes one SELECT. That query is checked, then run on this server, and the answer you read is built from the rows that came back. No figure passes through the model on its way to you.

Q  HDFC Flexi Cap ka 5 saal ka return kya hai
SQL  SELECT scheme_name, plan, option, cagr_5y
     FROM metrics WHERE scheme_code = 118955
A  5-year CAGR: 15.54%

It asks instead of guessing

"HDFC Flexi Cap" is four different schemes — Direct and Regular, Growth and IDCW — with NAVs of ₹2,150 and ₹87. "Quant Small Cap" and "Quantum Small Cap" are two different fund houses. Rather than pick one and hope, it asks you, with the options laid out. Pick once and it remembers for the session.

What it will not do

Tell you which fund to buy. MF Analyser is not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser or Research Analyst.
Answer from outside the data. There are no expense ratios, AUM or turnover figures here, and it says so rather than inventing them.
Touch anything of yours. The database it reads holds published fund data only — no accounts, no portfolios, no payments.

Figures are computed from AMFI's published NAV and the portfolios AMCs disclose. Every answer states the date it is true on. Past performance does not indicate future returns. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully.