
COMPUTE STARTS HERE.
From chip design to fabrication, computing depends on an interconnected industry. A sector theme can hold businesses with very different economics.

Parch is an interface for constructing tokenized-equity portfolios: choose the equities, define their weights, and inspect the allocation as one position.
The product model is individual control. This preview lets you explore the allocation before an onchain implementation exists.
Explore the concept in this interactive preview. No assets are purchased or held.
Six example strategies. Different constituents, different weights. A starting point for your own allocation.
Recognizable businesses. Your own mix.
Choose a company to begin a custom allocation.
Illustrative equity identifiers. Company names and any permitted marks identify underlying equities only. No affiliation or endorsement is implied. No tokenized-equity provider is connected.
01 / Select underlying equities
Understand what sits behind a theme. These photographs illustrate industries, not specific portfolio companies.

From chip design to fabrication, computing depends on an interconnected industry. A sector theme can hold businesses with very different economics.

Networks, software and infrastructure support digital services. Owning a company’s exposure includes its whole business, beyond a single product theme.

More names do not always mean more diversification. Compare sectors, overlapping businesses and target weights before deciding what belongs together.
Give your ideas a form. Change the weights and watch your portfolio take shape.
The object responds to your allocation.
Illustrative equities, not tradeable tokens.
Calculation unit only. Funding and execution are not configured.
READY
Auto balance assigns equal weights to all selected assets, including rounding to exactly 100%.
Illustrative equity identifiers. Company names and any permitted marks identify underlying equities only. No affiliation or endorsement is implied. No tokenized-equity provider is connected.
Illustrative conviction weights across five large technology businesses. Fixed example targets; no live rebalancing.
Example equity identifiers and target weights. No token contracts, trading routes or issuers have been connected.
Illustrative equity identifiers. Company names and any permitted marks identify underlying equities only. No affiliation or endorsement is implied. No tokenized-equity provider is connected.
The intended model gives an allocation one identity. A wallet would control the position; its underlying exposures would belong to a defined portfolio account.
Today, compositions are stored in your browser. Custody, transfer execution and redemption are not implemented. Tokenized exposure would not automatically confer legal ownership of corporate shares.
Only wallet connection and local allocation tools exist here. This diagram describes the intended model, not a deployed contract architecture.
The concept, the lifecycle, and what this preview actually supports. All in the open.