Atmos ESGHome / ESG ETF or my portfolio
Educational · not a fund rating
An ESG ETF score is not the ESG of the book you already hold
People searching “ethical ETF Trading 212” and “ESG score of my portfolio” are asking different jobs. Morningstar-style fund globes summarise a product. A pie of individual names is a book. Atmos only attempts the second job — labelled estimates from a broker screenshot — and it does not tell you which fund to buy.
What other sites actually rank for
- JustETF / Morningstar — sustainability ratings of funds (often Sustainalytics rolled up to globes). Useful if you are choosing an ETF wrapper. Not a read of your current mix of tiles.
- Trading 212 instrument pages — you can open an ESG-labelled ETF. That is still not a portfolio-level E/S/G split for everything you hold.
- CSV / API trackers — they explain performance of a T212 account. They are not Atmos, and they are not an ESG estimate.
Atmos does not reproduce those globes. Inventing a V3AB or ESGW score here would be a false rating.
If your question is “what’s in my pie?”
Keep the broker. Screenshot the Portfolio tab (Trading 212) or the equivalent holdings view on Freetrade, Revolut, eToro, IBKR or DEGIRO. Optical character recognition runs on the iPhone. The image is not uploaded. Recognised company tickers get curated or modelled E, S and G estimates with a source badge.
Trading 212 screenshot guide · Equal-weight demo of curated companies (not your allocations).
If your question is “which ethical ETF?”
That is a purchase decision. Atmos is not a broker, not an adviser, and not a fund screener. We will not publish a league table of ESG ETFs. Read the fund’s own documents and a licensed rating if you need one.
What this page will not do
- Score or rank ESG ETFs
- Claim MSCI, Sustainalytics or Morningstar data
- Tell you to switch from a world tracker into an SRI product
- Treat an ETF ticker as if it were Apple or Shell
Not investment advice. Estimates only. Last reviewed 14 September 2026.