About
A mutual fund app for your first salary.
Sahi Hai is for students and people in their first one to three years of work. You learn how money works first, then start a SIP from ₹500 if you want to.
Why we built it
Your first payslip says ₹6 lakh CTC, and the bank shows a lot less. Nobody explains why. Most money apps assume you already know what a NAV is, which plan you're buying and who's being paid. We wrote the lessons we wish we'd had, and built the app around them.
So every fund page shows the fee in rupees. Every number has a date and a source. The downside sits next to the returns.
What we are, and what we're not
We're an AMFI-registered mutual fund distributor (ARN-371239) and a member of BSE StAR MF (714077).
We're not a SEBI-registered investment adviser. We explain, and we show funds that fit your answers with the reasons. The decision is yours.
A note from the founder
Most people I know started investing because a friend said "just start a SIP", or didn't start at all because nobody could explain what they'd be paying for. Both felt wrong to me.
So Sahi Hai starts with the boring, useful stuff: what your payslip means, why an emergency fund comes first, what a fund costs. Investing comes after, in small amounts, with the downside shown next to the upside and nothing pushing you to buy.
If something here ever feels unclear or salesy, write to us. A person reads every message, and we'll fix it.
Get in touch
sahihaimf.ai@gmail.com, or Settings, then Help, in the app.