Insightfolio

Portfolio Manager — Freemium

Paste your holdings and get a plain-English report on risk, diversification and exposure in about two minutes.

Two-minute portfolio report with written risk commentary

Overview

Insightfolio explains the portfolio you already own. You paste in your holdings and about two minutes later you get a report on what your broker app leaves out: asset class mix, sector and country exposure, concentration, drawdowns and a backtest. It is for buy-and-hold investors and ETF owners who want a second opinion without paying an adviser.

The AI writes the commentary. Each chart comes with a paragraph that says what the numbers mean, such as how a 72 percent equity weight behaves in a bear market or which single fund drives most of the volatility. You can browse community portfolios to compare, and a paid tier called Pulse keeps you posted on your holdings. A separate product serves financial advisers.

The catch: it does not connect to a broker, so you type or paste positions yourself, and it will not tell you what to buy. The first report is free with no card. Pulse is $6.99 a month after a 14-day trial that does need a card. Extra reports are sold in packs, three for $9.99. Traders who turn positions over weekly will not get much from it.

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Is Insightfolio Legit? FAQ

Is Insightfolio legit?

Insightfolio is a working product, but it has fewer than 10 public reviews on Trustpilot, G2, the App Store and Product Hunt. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: Holdings must be pasted in by hand.

How much does Insightfolio cost?

Insightfolio is listed at Free report / $6.99/mo. There is a free tier, with paid plans above it. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does Insightfolio have a free trial?

Yes. Insightfolio offers a free trial, so you can test it before paying.

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