ETFIQ for your browser: IQ on any ETF ticker

IQ's reading: the fund page's own lead sentence, dated.

Promise check: whether the fund delivered what its category promises.

Scorecard: its total return against its own ETFIQ benchmark.

Full cost: fee plus trading spread, against its benchmark's ETF.

IQ Investment Committee: three seats' readings of the fund.

Open on ETFIQ and askIQ, one tap each.

Every number is read from the files etfiq.com publishes, so it matches the fund's page. Nothing is written by AI on the fly.

1 Open ETFIQ in the Chrome Web Store.

2 Choose Add to Chrome. No account is needed.

3 Open a site below.

Tickers ETFIQ knows are underlined. Hover or click one to open its IQ card.

Or select a ticker and press Alt+Shift+I (Option+Shift+I on a Mac).

Microsoft Edge adds it from the same store. A Safari version follows.

Brokerages: Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard, Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, E*TRADE, Merrill Edge, SoFi, Webull, Public, tastytrade, Firstrade, M1.

Finance sites: Yahoo Finance, Google Finance, Morningstar, Seeking Alpha, Nasdaq, TradingView, Finviz, Stock Analysis, etf.com, Investing.com, Zacks.

News: CNBC, MarketWatch, Barron's, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Reuters, Financial Times, The Motley Fool, Kiplinger.

Forums and social: Bogleheads, Reddit, X, Stocktwits.

Add any other site from the extension's options. Chrome asks your permission for that site alone.

The extension reads ticker symbols on the pages where it runs, on your device. No page address, text or browsing history leaves your browser.

To draw a card it reads ETFIQ's public data files from etfiq.com, and nothing from any other site.

It sends ETFIQ nothing: no count, no page address and no account. See Privacy.

askIQ: ask about any ETF, every number dated and linked

ETFIQ MCP server: the same data inside Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants

Methodology: how each number is computed

Privacy: what ETFIQ collects and how to turn it off