Problem
Indian retail traders don’t lack stock apps. They lack a fast way to answer one question before the open: which NSE/BSE names match my setup right now? Most tools force a tradeoff between a heavy terminal, fundamentals-only sites, or noisy tip feeds.
What it is
An India-first markets product built around that question.
In the app:
- Screener families for how people actually trade: intraday, swing, momentum, fundamentals, plus expert / pro-style scanner packs
- Filters that match Indian reality: Nifty and related indices, market-cap and price bands, not a US-first template
- Live market context next to the lists, including FII/DII-style activity
- Watchlists, portfolio tracking, alerts, and paid plans (Pro / Ultra / Lifetime) that unlock deeper scanners, custom screening, and stock calls
On the web:
- bottomstreet.com is the free funnel: live NSE/BSE screener pages and guides that traders can use before installing
- Search traffic for intraday / NSE screener style queries has a real destination, not just a store badge
Approach
Treat it as a system, not a single screen.
- App = daily habit: open, pick a scanner family, filter, shortlist
- Web = discovery and try-before-install
- Paid plans deepen screening without wiping the free web surface
- Ship continuously under one brand across site and stores
Outcome
Traders get one path from “what fits my setup today?” to a shortlist: free on the web when they’re browsing, fuller toolkit in the app when it’s a habit.
Tradeoff
Breadth of scanners is the product. The hard part is curation so a new trader still finds one clear path instead of drowning in options.




