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Pronto Solves A Real Problem. But Can It Survive Reality?
Over the last few weeks, I kept noticing the same company everywhere. Every time I opened the Play Store, Pronto somehow appeared near the top. Then, suddenly, newspapers started covering it, startup pages began discussing funding rounds, and social media got filled with videos of people booking someone to clean utensils or mop floors within minutes.
Zactor Money: Personal Investment and Financial Planning Platform
In this series, I have already covered some interesting companies like Arthneeti, PortoAI, Wealthup.me, etc. I continue to find more companies that are helping investors simplify their financial journey. Today, I will cover Zactor Money - Personal Investment and Financial Planning Platform.
Wealthup: Investing, Without It Becoming a Second Job
After covering a few AI-based companies in the fintech space, I thought to look for a company with a human touch. If you are uncomfortable using technology for investing, no problem - we do have companies providing guidance with a human touch.
PortoAI: Gamechanger for Investors?
AI is the future - if you deny this reality, in your job or investing journey, you will fall behind. In 2026, I want to make my life as an investor easier, so I have started evaluating the best AI tools in the market.
Arthneeti: Can AI help you with investing?
When I think about the future of investing, I strongly believe AI will play a huge role in it (I know many don’t feel the same, which is fine). Not by replacing humans completely, but by making investing simpler, cheaper, and more accessible for everyday investors like me.
My Stock Portfolio Health Surprised Me!
I was catching up with a friend the other day, and he shared something that stuck with me. In 2023–24, his portfolio looked great. Numbers were up, returns were solid, and he felt confident. But over the last few months, things changed. The market pullback began to show cracks in his portfolio. He started worrying. It wasn’t the market alone. It was the