🎉 Shipping Update: PinkLion’s New ETF-Comparison Engine Is Live!
Hey Indie Hackers,
Quick progress log from the PinkLion bunker: after weeks of crunching data and building a table-generator that won’t melt your browser, we just rolled out ETF Comparison inside PinkLion.
What it does right now, straight from the blog
Instant deep-dive, no login required
Open any new comparison post and you’re greeted with a live, side-by-side dashboard of total returns, volatility, fees, dividends, sector tilts, top holdings, and valuation ratios pre-rendered so the page loads in a snap.
Copy-ready assets for your own content
Every table in the article is clean, responsive HTML you can lift straight into Ghost, Webflow, or your newsletter without touching a line of CSS. Paste, publish, done.
Plain-English verdicts
Each post ends with a “Which ETF fits your portfolio?” summary that distills the data into an actionable takeaway perfect for readers who want answers, not just numbers.
First batch of live comparisons
SPY vs VOO – https://pinklion.xyz/blog/spy-vs-voo/
VUG vs VOO – https://pinklion.xyz/blog/vug-vs-voo/
QQQ vs SPY – https://pinklion.xyz/blog/qqq-vs-spy/
QQQ vs IVV – https://pinklion.xyz/blog/qqq-vs-ivv/
VOO vs IVV – https://pinklion.xyz/blog/voo-vs-ivv/
(We’ll be adding 50+ more match-ups over the next two weeks drop your requests below.)
Why build this?
Our users kept asking, “Is ETF A really better than ETF B for my goals?” but Google searches returned thin affiliate content. We already had the data pipeline for PinkLion’s portfolio health check, so we turned it into a standalone comparison tool.
Looking for feedback
Does the layout read well on mobile?
Any metrics or charts you’d love to see added?
Performance OK? (Tables are rendered server-side to keep the bundle light.)
If you spot a bug or typo, DM me or comment here early builders get lifetime free access to the comparison feature. 🚀
