AI chat · Kalshi + Polymarket · 31,247 contracts

AI chat for prediction markets.

Ask any question across 31,247 live Kalshi and Polymarket contracts. The AI calls real tools — search, screen, inspect, calibration — and returns cited tickers, prices, and a calibrated second opinion.

Live contracts

31,247

Kalshi + Polymarket

Aggregated questions

2,062

662 contested

Cross-venue gaps

0

≥5pp Kalshi vs Polymarket

Live SimpleFunctions theses

5

active analyst stances

SimpleFunctions Index

Broad up-skew — markets resolving toward higher probability
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Disagreement

35

0-100

GeoRisk

0

0-100

Breadth

+0.39

-1 to +1

Activity

67

rolling

Where the market is uncertain

coin-flip distance · liquidity-weighted
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Predictions we track

topic feeds with live market counts
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Live analyst theses

causal model + edge tracking + Brier-scored
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How it works

01

Tell SimpleFunctions what you think

Type any view in plain English. No need to know contract tickers or indicators upfront. SimpleFunctions asks 1-2 clarifying questions if your view is ambiguous.

02

SimpleFunctions surfaces the markets that price your view

Across 33,000+ contracts on Kalshi and Polymarket, the AI agent finds the contracts that reflect your specific belief. Each cited market shows live price, volume, expiry.

03

See the three-way gap

Your probability vs market consensus vs SimpleFunctions's calibrated view. Disagreement is where the trade lives. Save the thesis to track it over time, Brier-scored on resolution.

Why this exists

31,247 live contracts

Kalshi + Polymarket normalized, refreshed continuously. Live spreads, depth, cross-venue arb. Cited tickers in every answer.

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5 live analyst theses

Quantitative cases with confidence + edge estimates. Updated via gitMode (refinement / fork) as evidence shifts.

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993,316 markets graded

3+ months of t-24h prediction-vs-outcome history. SimpleFunctions predictions Brier-scored as theses resolve.

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80+ tools the AI can call

Real-time price lookup, indicator computation, cross-venue scan, history fetch, calibration query. The agent decides which to use mid-conversation.

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Calibration disclosure (live)

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Status: framework live · scoring SimpleFunctions theses as they resolve

Marketwide baseline: Brier 0.264 · hit rate 72% (993,316 markets graded at t-24h)

SimpleFunctions predictions: Tracking… (first SimpleFunctions theses resolving — per-topic Brier appears here as resolutions land)

Frequently asked

What is this — ChatGPT for prediction markets?

Yes, exactly. SimpleFunctions is an AI chat that searches 33,000+ live Kalshi and Polymarket contracts. Ask any question — "what does the market think about a Fed cut in June?", "show me cross-venue gaps in crypto" — and the AI calls real tools (search, screen, inspect, calibration) to answer with cited tickers, prices, and edge estimates.

How is this different from ChatGPT or Perplexity?

ChatGPT and Perplexity synthesize what's been written. SimpleFunctions synthesizes what's being priced — across 33,000+ live prediction-market contracts — with a calibrated second opinion based on its own indicators and Brier-scored track record. The output isn't a synthesis paragraph; it's a tradeable thesis row.

Does it support Kalshi AND Polymarket?

Both. Markets are normalized cross-venue, so the AI can spot price gaps between Kalshi and Polymarket contracts on the same event. Search, inspect, screen, and history tools cover both venues uniformly.

Does SimpleFunctions make trading decisions for me?

No. SimpleFunctions surfaces the markets, shows the gap between your view, market consensus, and SimpleFunctions's calibrated view, and proposes a trade idea. You decide whether to execute. SimpleFunctions does not place trades from /ask.

Can SimpleFunctions be wrong?

Yes. SimpleFunctions discloses its full calibration history publicly. Disagreements between SimpleFunctions and the market are signal, not certainty — sometimes the market is right.

What data does SimpleFunctions use to form its view?

Three sources: (a) live prediction-market prices across Kalshi and Polymarket, (b) live analyst theses with edge estimates, (c) calibrated indicators (implied yield, expected edge, liquidity-adjusted spread, regime detection). All three are queryable mid-conversation.

Why do I need an account to chat?

Theses are persistent, trackable, evaluation-graded objects in SimpleFunctions's thesis system. That requires an account. Reading the live odds, theses, and predictions on this page is free without an account.

Can I keep my thesis private?

Yes. Theses default to private. Only when you explicitly click "Publish" does it appear at /thesis/[slug] indexable by Google. You can also unpublish at any time.

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