Your accounts look diversified. Combined, they may not be. True Stock Holdings looks through every ETF and fund — across all your accounts — to reveal your real stock-by-stock exposure and hidden concentration.


An S&P 500 fund, a total-market fund, and a tech ETF all load up on the same handful of mega-caps. Each account looks balanced on its own statement — but stacked together, you may be far more concentrated than you think.
can sit inside a dozen different funds you own
revealed across every account
We break your funds down to the underlying shares, roll them up across every account, and trace each holding back to exactly where it came from.
Roll every account into one master view. See your genuine, portfolio-wide exposure instead of a stack of separate statements.
We decompose each ETF and fund into its underlying stocks, so a fund position becomes hundreds of real company exposures.
Trace every underlying share back to the exact account and ETF it came from — direct holding or via a fund.
Instantly spot where the same stock hides across multiple funds and how much of your portfolio really rides on it.
Look through to geographic exposure and confirm whether your portfolio is as globally diversified as you intended.
Upload a positions CSV from your brokerage or enter holdings by hand. No account linking or credentials required.
Upload a positions CSV or enter holdings manually — one account or all of them.
Each ETF is expanded into its underlying stocks and matched across your accounts.
Get a combined, stock-by-stock breakdown with concentration, overlap and source attribution.
Pairwise overlap checkers only look at two tickers at a time, and premium research suites lock look-through behind a paywall and manual data entry. True Stock Holdings is built around one idea: your real risk lives across all of your accounts at once.
Add your accounts and get a combined, look-through view of your real stock exposure in minutes.
Free plan includes 1 portfolio, your holdings grid and top 5 look-through stocks. Upgrade for sectors, countries, overlap and the combined view.