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PSX portfolio tracker apps in Pakistan, compared
Broker apps, Sarmaaya, Investify, StockIntel, FinHisaab, spreadsheets, CDC and SuperX compared on cost, brokers, dividends, import and Urdu (18 Oct 2026).
No single app is the best PSX portfolio tracker (PSX portfolio tracker app kaun sa); the right choice depends on how many brokers you use and what you will pay. As checked on 18 October 2026, Investify is free, FinHisaab lists a free tier, and broker apps are free but see only one broker’s account. Sarmaaya starts portfolio tracking at PKR 4,000 a month. StockIntel connects to partner brokers. SuperX, the product behind this site, is pre-launch: the app opens on 23 November 2026, tracking is free, and a waitlist is open at /join/. Below are the criteria, one table and the sources.
How do you compare PSX portfolio trackers?
Seven criteria decide whether a tracker fits a Pakistani investor. The table below uses them in this order.
- Cost. What the tracker charges, and what needs a paid plan.
- Multi-broker support. Whether one portfolio can hold shares from several brokers. Many investors have two or three accounts, or moved brokers in the past.
- Dividends and corporate actions. Whether cash dividends, bonus shares and right shares change your quantity and average cost for you. Percent-of-face-value dividends and bonus shares are where hand-kept records break first.
- Import method. How trades get in: typed by hand, pasted from a statement, read from a PDF, or pulled from a broker connection.
- Shariah screening. Whether the tool marks compliant companies, for example against the KMI-30 rules.
- Urdu. Whether the interface, not only the news, is in Urdu.
- Data delay. Whether prices are real-time or delayed.
“Not stated” in the table means the vendor’s public page did not say. It does not mean the feature is missing.
What does the comparison table show?
All vendor facts were checked on 18 October 2026 against the pages linked in the sections below. Apps change, so confirm on the vendor’s own page before you rely on a figure.
| Tool | Cost | Multi-broker | Dividends and corporate actions | Import method | Shariah | Urdu | Data delay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KTrade (KASB) | Free app; needs a KASB account | No: one KASB account | Not stated | None; reads your KASB account | Not stated | English listing | Listing says real-time prices |
| AKD TradePro | Free app; AKD clients only | No: one AKD account | Not stated | None; reads your AKD account | Not stated | English listing | Listing says real-time alerts; delay not stated |
| JS InvestPro (JS Global) | Free app; needs a JS account | No: one JS account | Not stated | None; reads your JS account | Shariah-compliant trading terminal listed | English listing | Listing says real-time data |
| Sarmaaya | Free tier has no portfolios; Pro PKR 4,000/month; Premium PKR 6,000/month | Not stated | Pro lists tax deductions and automated payouts | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Free tier 15 minutes delayed; Pro and above real-time |
| Investify | Free; may include ads, in-app purchases or a subscription | Not broker-linked: you enter trades | Dividend records listed | Manual buy and sell entries | KMI30 and KMIALL indices shown | Not stated | Live data, licensed from PSX |
| StockIntel | Not stated | Yes, through partner brokers | Not stated | Direct broker integration | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| FinHisaab (page not read; see below) | Free tier; paid plans not confirmed | Yes: lists KTrade, AKD, JS Global, BMA Capital, Arif Habib, IMS and others | Rebuilds past dividends and bonus shares | PDF statements, trade confirmations, ledger screenshots, forwarded confirmation emails | KMI screening listed | Not stated | Not stated |
| Spreadsheet | Free | Yes, if you type every account | Only the formulas you build | Typed or pasted | Only what you add | Your own labels | Depends on your price source |
| CDC statements | Not verified | Covers the CDC accounts the statement lists | Holdings only; cash dividends on a separate CDC portal | Not applicable | No | Not stated | Not applicable |
| SuperX (pre-launch) | Free; opens 23 Nov 2026 | Yes: import from any broker’s statement | Shows the effect on share count and average cost before book closure | Paste a statement or upload CSV/TSV, up to 10,000 rows; one-tap Smart Log | Halal-only filter, KMI-30 / KMI All-Share method | Interface in Urdu from Settings; full coverage still rolling out | Live prices listed; delay not specified |
What do broker apps cover?
A broker app is the place where you place orders. KTrade, AKD TradePro and JS InvestPro each show your own account with that broker, so they do not combine holdings from two brokers. The KTrade listing lists real-time prices, portfolio tracking and a virtual trading account. AKD TradePro is for existing AKD Securities customers. JS InvestPro needs a JS account and lists a Shariah-compliant trading terminal.
Ratings on the Apple App Store on 18 October 2026 were 3.3 out of 5 from 30 ratings for KTrade, 3.3 from 18 for AKD TradePro and 2.9 from 8 for JS InvestPro. These samples are small. One third-party tracker, chrome-stats, shows the KTrade Android app at about 3.37 from 6,678 ratings and about 1.45 million downloads; that is not a figure from Google. KTrade also launched a new trading app on 7 October 2026, so older ratings may describe the previous app.
If all your shares sit with one broker, its app is the simplest tracker. The SuperX comparison with broker apps covers the multi-broker case.
What does Sarmaaya offer?
Sarmaaya is a paid research platform. Its pricing page lists a free tier at PKR 0 with 15-minute delayed data and no portfolios, Pro at PKR 4,000 a month with three portfolios up to PKR 10 million and real-time data, and Premium at PKR 6,000 a month with five portfolios up to PKR 20 million. Pro also lists tax deductions, automated payouts and holding notifications. The pricing page does not mention Shariah screening, Urdu or import. Its home page says the app is on the App Store and Google Play. See the SuperX and Sarmaaya comparison for a feature-by-feature view.
What does Investify offer?
Investify is a PSX app and website. Its FAQ says it is free to download and that the apps may include ads, in-app purchases or subscription options. It describes manual buy and sell entries, average cost, dividend records, sold history and realised gains, synced between web and mobile. It says it is licensed to provide live PSX data. On its own site Investify reports 4.7 stars and more than 1 million downloads on Google Play, and 4.9 stars from 1.4K ratings on the App Store. These are the vendor’s figures. Urdu is not mentioned on the pages checked. The SuperX and Investify comparison sets the two side by side.
What are StockIntel and FinHisaab?
Both aim at investors with more than one broker, by different routes.
StockIntel, from Capital Stake, calls itself Pakistan’s first multi-broker platform. ProPakistani reported on 30 June 2025 that ProConnect links brokerage accounts so trades are tracked without manual entry, with Munir Khanani Securities as the first partner. On 9 July 2026 it added Yasir Mahmood Securities and said a mobile app had launched. Chase Securities is also reported as a partner. The integration works only with brokers on that list, and neither article gives pricing.
FinHisaab describes itself as an ad-free PSX tracker that also holds mutual funds, gold and forex. It lists a free tier with no card, imports PDF broker statements, trade confirmations and ledger screenshots, and can capture trades from forwarded confirmation emails. It lists KTrade, AKD Securities, JS Global, BMA Capital, Arif Habib and IMS among supported brokers and says it rebuilds past dividends and bonus shares. Its site refused our automated requests on the check date (HTTP 429), so these points come from its own page descriptions as search engines show them, not from a page we read; we could not confirm paid-plan prices or Urdu support either. Check the page before relying on any of it.
Do spreadsheets and CDC statements still work?
A spreadsheet costs nothing and works for any number of brokers, but every trade, dividend and bonus issue is yours to type, and the average-cost formula after a bonus issue is easy to get wrong. Prices come from wherever you paste them, so the data delay is yours to manage.
CDC is the depository, so its statements are the legal record of how many shares you hold. A holdings statement is not a profit calculator: it does not turn your purchase prices into a gain or loss. CDC’s separate Centralized Cash Dividend Register portal, at eservices.cdcaccess.com.pk, keeps a history of cash dividends paid to shareholders. How CDC accounts work explains sub-accounts and statements.
Where does SuperX fit?
SuperX is pre-launch. The app opens on 23 November 2026 and the waitlist is at /join/. Tracking is free and the pricing page says it stays free. The tracker and features pages list the following:
- Weighted-average cost, per-trade gain, and active and closed positions in one history.
- Bulk import from any broker’s statement, pasted or uploaded as CSV or TSV, up to 10,000 rows, plus one-tap Smart Log for single trades.
- Dividends, bonus shares, right shares and splits shown as an effect on share count and average cost before book closure.
- A Halal-only filter that follows the KMI-30 / KMI All-Share method, and a Zakat calculator.
- An interface that switches to Urdu from Settings, with the full translation still rolling out.
- Price alerts, a watchlist with live prices and sector breakdown.
The pages do not list a live broker connection, and no one has used the app at scale yet, because it has not opened. Ratings, install counts and reviews do not exist for it, so none are given here.
Which tracker suits which investor?
This is a fit guide, not a ranking.
- All your shares sit with one broker: that broker’s own app.
- You want research, screeners and real-time data and will pay: Sarmaaya’s paid tiers.
- You want free live quotes and a simple manual portfolio: Investify.
- You trade through a partner broker and want automatic capture: StockIntel.
- You hold at several brokers and want statements read for you: FinHisaab, or SuperX after 23 November 2026.
- You want full control and have the time: a spreadsheet.
Many investors will use two: a broker app to trade and one tracker to see everything. Importing a broker statement works the same way in any of the import-based tools.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free PSX portfolio tracker app?
Yes. Investify is free to download, FinHisaab lists a free tier, and broker apps are free with an account. SuperX will be free when it opens on 23 November 2026.
Can one app track shares at several brokers?
Broker apps cannot, because each shows one account. FinHisaab, StockIntel and SuperX are built for more than one broker, by statement import or by partner integration.
Do portfolio trackers place trades?
Broker apps do. Most trackers only record and analyse. StockIntel’s announcement describes trading through partner brokers. SuperX is a tracker and does not place orders.
How do trackers handle dividends and bonus shares?
It varies by tool. Check whether the tracker changes your share count and average cost, as covered in PSX dividends explained. The dividend calendar lists announced payouts.
When does SuperX open, and what does it cost?
SuperX opens on 23 November 2026. Tracking is free, and you can join the waitlist at /join/.
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