A month-on-month mutual-fund flow terminal over AMFI's Monthly Composite Report (MCR): net flows, redemptions, AUM decomposition, folio breadth, active/passive mix, NFOs and credit-stress signals for every Indian MF category. Strictly math, no opinion.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Dipak, the maker.
Every month AMFI publishes a Monthly Composite Report — the official record of where India's ₹80+ lakh crore of mutual fund money went. It's gold, but it ships as a messy .xls, and most sites that cover it bury the numbers under opinions, ads, and "smart money" narratives.
DecryptMutualFunds is the opposite: strictly math, no opinion. Every figure is a deterministic, reconciled transform of the official data — category leaves are checked to sum to AMFI's own Grand Total before anything is shown, so the numbers tie out to the rupee.
What you can do with it (free, no login):
📈 See where money actually flowed this month — net flows, redemptions, momentum, and a share‑of‑flow heatmap across all 49 SEBI categories.
🧮 Decompose AUM growth into flows vs market — how much of the rise was new money vs the market moving (since 2019, it's roughly half and half).
👥 Read participation — folios, ticket size, active‑vs‑passive shift, the NFO pipeline, and credit‑stress signals (side‑pockets, debt risk‑appetite).
🔍 Drill into any category with full history, and hover the little "ⓘ" on any metric for a plain‑English explanation — built so a first‑time investor and an analyst both get value.
Honest scope: it's category‑level AMFI data (no AMC/scheme/SIP/returns — those need other feeds), and "implied return" is a mark‑to‑market residual, not a yield. I'd rather be precise than impressive.
It's a solo, nights‑and‑weekends build. I'd love your feedback — which metric or view would make this a daily check for you?
— Dipak