About

A calculator, not a wealth desk

The rupee’s compound rate, stated plainly. CagrRupee exists because “what was the annual rate on this lumpsum?” is a question that should not require a spreadsheet template or an app login.

Who it is for

People in India — or anyone thinking in rupees — who have two values and a holding period. Mutual-fund lumpsums, a stock bought once, gold, an FD certificate, a goal back-of-envelope. INR grouping is optional so the same maths works on unit NAVs or foreign-currency amounts.

What we deliberately skip

• No backend, no accounts, no cloud folio sync.
• No live Nifty, NAV, or AMFI feed. You type the numbers you trust.
• No XIRR engine. SIPs belong in a dated cash-flow tool.
• No fund recommendations, rankings, or “best ELSS” lists.

How it is built

Static HTML, CSS, and a small client-side script, generated with Astro and hosted as files. That is why the site can sit on Cloudflare Pages without a database. Advertising slots are reserved for Google AdSense once a publisher ID is approved; they do not change the maths.

Editorial stance

Copy on this site is educational. Worked examples use hypothetical names and rounded rupees. Read thedisclaimer if you were about to treat a 14.87% as a promise.

Open the CAGR calculator or write to hello@cagrrupee.com.