About

The research desk for
SEBI-registered analysts.

Aktai builds software for independent SEBI-registered Research Analysts in India. Filings weighted by client exposure, AI-drafted compliant notes, and a Regulation 25 audit trail. You remain the regulated analyst. We are the tooling underneath.

Invite-only, for SEBI-registered RAs. The name isn't accidental.

Sanskrit

Certainty

To know without doubt

Hebrew

Right Moment

The perfect time to act

Latin

Recorded Action

The act set into history

Greek

First Signal

First to receive the message

Tamil

Royal Intelligence

Knowing fit for a king

How we found the product

Aktai did not start as a tool for Research Analysts. It started as a way to read company filings faster. We built a system that watched BSE and NSE disclosures and turned the dense ones into plain summaries.

Then we put it in front of the people who read filings for a living. The most useful feedback came from independent SEBI-registered RAs running small books, 5 to 25 clients each. They did not want another data feed. They wanted the part after the data: the client note, and the proof they sent it.

So we sat with them and watched the actual work. A filing drops on BSE at 4pm. The RA has to spot it, work out which clients hold the stock, draft a note that stays within SEBI's rules, send it on WhatsApp, and then keep a record of all of it for five years in case SEBI asks.

That was the discovery. Most of that workflow is admin. The judgement, the actual view on the stock, is the only part that needs a registered analyst.

Large firms have desks and software for the admin. A solo RA usually has a spreadsheet, a phone, and very little time. The compliance load alone caps how many clients one person can serve well.

So we rebuilt Aktai around that. The software handles the filings, the drafting, the delivery, and the audit trail. The RA makes the calls.

We found the product by watching the work, not by guessing at it.

What We Build

Filings, weighted by exposure

Every BSE and NSE filing that touches a client holding, surfaced by how much it matters to that client. No more manual screening of the disclosure feed.

Factual notes, drafted fast

Paste a filing, get a factual research note draft. You add your view, approve, and send. The judgement stays with you.

A Regulation 25 audit trail

Every note you mark as sent is SHA-256 hashed and stored for 5 years. One-click CSV export when SEBI asks.

Aktai is software. It does not give investment advice and does not make recommendations. The registered Research Analyst writes the view and remains responsible for it. See the full product on the Research Analyst page.

The Name

Aktai draws from five languages (Sanskrit, Hebrew, Latin, Greek, Tamil), each one meaning some version of the same thing: to know something with certainty, at exactly the right moment. We didn't plan that. We just liked the name.

A

Always

K

Knowing

T

Trusted

A

Actionable

I

Instant

Always Knowing. Trusted. Actionable. Instant.

The Mission

โ€œGive every independent SEBI-registered Research Analyst the research desk that large firms take for granted.โ€

A solo RA should be able to run a 25-client book without drowning in filings or compliance paperwork. Aktai handles the screening, the drafting, and the five-year record-keeping, so the analyst can spend their time on the part only a registered analyst can do: the view.

The Writers

The guides on the Aktai blog cover the SEBI Research Analyst rules and the analysis work behind a research note. They are written to inform RAs and aspiring RAs, not to give regulatory or investment advice. Neither writer is a SEBI-registered Research Analyst.

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Kumar S

Writer, Markets & Analysis

United States

Kumar S is a software engineer based in the United States. He has spent more than a decade building products in tech and has tracked both US and Indian markets for almost as long.

For the Aktai blog he writes the explainer posts on reading filings, fundamental analysis, and the mechanics of valuation, the groundwork a Research Analyst draws on when drafting a note. Kumar is not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst. His posts are written to inform, not to advise.

Writes about

Reading FilingsFundamental AnalysisValuationEarnings AnalysisFinancial Statements
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Aaradhya M

Writer, Compliance & Practice

London, United Kingdom

Aaradhya M lives in London and follows financial regulation and the technology that supports compliance work, both professionally and out of genuine interest in where the tools are heading.

For the Aktai blog she writes the plain-English guides on the SEBI Research Analyst rules: registration, the Regulation 25 record-keeping obligations, client onboarding, and the advertisement code. Aaradhya is not a SEBI-registered Research Analyst. Her posts are written to inform, not to advise.

Writes about

SEBI RA RegistrationRegulation 25Client Onboarding & KYCAdvertisement CodeAnnual Compliance

Read their work on the Aktai blog.

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Not financial advice. Aktai is software for SEBI-registered Research Analysts. It is not a financial adviser, broker, Investment Adviser, or Research Analyst, and is not registered with SEBI or any other financial regulator. It surfaces public filings and news and drafts factual notes for the registered analyst to review, edit, and sign. Aktai does not author research, make recommendations, or decide what any security is worth. The view, the recommendation, and the regulatory responsibility stay with the registered analyst who sends the note. Full disclaimer โ†’