PocketBacktest

How would that portfolio actually have done? Type the tickers, set the weights, pick a period, tap Run Backtest. You get a clean growth chart and the numbers that matter. In about ten seconds, with no account and no spreadsheet. BUILD IT YOUR WAY • Save multiple portfolios of stocks, ETFs, and crypto • Start from a preset - 60/40 Balanced, All Weather, Three-Fund, Total Nasdaq, Crypto Blend and more • Split weights evenly with one tap, or type them to the decimal • Duplicate a portfolio to try a variation without losing the original • Swipe to delete; each portfolio keeps the colour it uses on the chart TEST IT PROPERLY • Periods from 1 week to 5 years, YTD, or the full available history • Rebalancing: Buy & Hold, Monthly, Quarterly, or Annually • Add recurring contributions - daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly • Set your own risk-free rate for the risk figures THE NUMBERS • Total return, CAGR, and ending balance • Money-weighted return (MWRR) once you are adding contributions • Maximum drawdown - the worst peak-to-trough fall along the way • Volatility, Sharpe, Sortino, Calmar, and beta • Contributions are excluded from the return maths, so money you paid in is never counted as growth READ THE CHART • Compare every portfolio on one chart, side by side • Drag to inspect any single day; press and hold, then drag, to measure a range • Turn the phone sideways for a full-screen chart • Optional log scale, or start everything at 100 to compare shape rather than dollars • Export a run as CSV and a chart image, zipped and ready to share MADE TO LIVE ON YOUR PHONE • Ten themes, each with a genuine light and dark version that follows your System setting • Portfolio Pulse widget keeps your last run on the home screen • Ask Siri: "Run a backtest in PocketBacktest" • Full Dynamic Type, VoiceOver labels, and Reduce Motion support • Prices are cached, so recent runs still work with a weak connection Disclaimer: The information provided in this app is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Always do your own research or consult a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions.