MarketVibes

The Smart Score is MarketVibes' core output, labeled in the product as an AI-driven Trend Analysis Score. It runs from 1 to 100 and answers one question: does this market look cheap or expensive right now? Scores update as new price data arrives, so the same index can move from buy territory to neutral in a few weeks.

Alerts fire on significant sentiment changes, not on every daily swing. The app describes them as notifications for major buy and sell opportunities, and the alerts panel stays empty until the model has something worth saying. That design choice cuts the notification volume most traders complain about.

The historical return simulator takes an index, a start date, an investment amount and a duration, then projects what that position would be worth. It also runs the MarketVibes strategy on the same window, so you see the gap between signal-driven entries and simply holding. Some windows produce no trades at all, and the tool says so rather than inventing an entry.

Every major Indian index sits in one dashboard with its current score and recent direction. Sensex, Nifty50, NiftyBank and the wider list are covered, which makes the product useful for anyone tracking that market from outside India. Global coverage is on the published roadmap.

Backtesting is the part that separates MarketVibes from a sentiment widget. Each strategy gets measured against a buy and hold result over the same period, using historical index data instead of a hand-picked example. You can rerun the comparison with different dates and see how sensitive the edge is.

The advanced portfolio view lets you split capital across conservative, moderate and aggressive strategies, with an allocation cap on the aggressive side. After you set the mix, the simulator reports which blend performed best and how the whole portfolio tracked the index. It's a planning tool, not an execution tool.