
Charles E.
Entrepreneur at Aggie Technologies
USA
All of the sprints were completed on schedule and on budget. We highly recommend RaftLabs!
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Short answer
InvestIQ is a market events tracker for Indian retail investors. It pulls IPOs (main board and SME), buybacks, OFS, and rights issues into one feed sourced from regulator filings and exchange data. Users see subscription windows, GMP with source provenance, and full event history.
Staying on top of IPOs, buybacks, and OFS events in India means watching multiple apps, broker emails, Telegram groups, and exchange filings. Most are noisy, incomplete, or days behind.
InvestIQ pulls every event into one feed sourced from regulator filings and exchange data. You see what's open, what's closing today, what's coming up, and where the GMP came from. No tab switching. No spreadsheet copy-paste. See how we built InvestIQ or explore our other products.
The problem isn't a shortage of data. It's that the data lives in 5 different places and arrives at different speeds.
An InvestIQ user caught a Rs. 18,000 listing gain on a 2024 IPO they'd have missed otherwise. Time spent tracking market events dropped from about 40 minutes a day to 5. Users typically tell us the second number matters more than the first.
IPOs, main board and SME. Every public issue on NSE and BSE, with open and close dates, price band, lot size, day-wise subscription multiples (retail, NII, QIB), and listing date. SME IPOs get the same treatment as main board, which most free apps skip.
Buybacks, tender and open market. Both routes. For tender buybacks, you see the buyback price, record date, and acceptance ratio history from the company's last buyback (if any). For open-market buybacks, you see the daily progress until the announced limit is reached.
OFS (offer for sale). Promoter and government OFS events with floor price, retail discount, and allocation logic. Cut-off times for retail get a dedicated alert because they don't follow the regular IPO 5 PM rhythm.
Rights issues. Record date, ratio, premium over CMP, and renounce-able status. Plus the application window, which retail investors miss more often than IPOs.
Grey market premium (GMP). Worth being honest about this one. GMP is unofficial. It's not a regulated quote and trading on it is illegal in spirit. We surface it as a sentiment proxy, aggregated from publicly available dealer quotes, with the source named and the timestamp shown. You see the data. You decide what to do with it.
Not features. Workflow gaps where retail investors lose track or lose money.
Three product decisions we made that the noisy free apps haven't.
InvestIQ is built for one buyer. If you're outside that, save your time.
Institutional traders running custom data feeds. You already pay for Bloomberg, Refinitiv, or NSE's premium feed. InvestIQ doesn't replace those.
Pure long-only mutual fund investors. If you don't subscribe to IPOs, don't tender in buybacks, and don't bid in OFS, there's nothing here you need.
Non-Indian markets. No US IPOs, no UK AIM listings, no SGX. India only. That's the whole product.
People looking for tips. We don't recommend. We don't rate. We don't tell you which IPO to apply to. We show you the data and trust you to decide.
What clients say
Three-year average engagement. Founders and operators describing the work in their own words. No marketing varnish.

Charles E.
Entrepreneur at Aggie Technologies
USA
All of the sprints were completed on schedule and on budget. We highly recommend RaftLabs!
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