Say what you think will happen.
We'll give you the trade.

Write what you think in plain words. We work out what you could buy to back it — often not the obvious thing — price the realistic ways in, and put them side by side: what you make if you're right, what it costs if you're wrong, and how far the price has to move before you make anything at all.

No card. No broker connection. Nothing is ever sent to a broker.

We don't forecast. We won't tell you the odds your belief comes true, because nobody knows that. Where a real market prices the same question, we show you its number next to yours — and where there's no sensible way to trade what you've said, we tell you that instead of inventing one.

What you get

Your words, priced

Say what you think, the way you'd say it out loud. We work out what you could buy to back it, price a few different ways in against the same amount of money, and show them side by side — including the ones we threw out, and why.

Two answers, kept apart

What the options market is charging, and what people are betting on the same question on Kalshi and Polymarket. You see both. We don't pick a winner, and we never multiply them together to produce a number nobody actually quoted.

A record, not an order

Take a trade and we write down what you decided, at what price, and why. Nothing is sent to a broker — you place it yourself. Months later that record is how you find out whether you were actually right.

Your standing, honestly kept

What you actually made or lost, once a trade is closed — per idea and per trade. We only count money you really got, never what a trade might be worth on paper at a price nobody would give you.

What it looks like

Screenshot — the trade cards
Three ways to back the same idea, each priced to the same money.
Screenshot — the payoff chart
What it pays at expiry, worked out. Not a prediction, and no “chance of profit”.
Screenshot — your standing
What you closed, what it made, and how it breaks down.

Keep in touch

Get the release notes

What shipped, what we got wrong, and what's next. No more than once a week.

Join the Discord

Where people argue about ideas before they trade them. Bring something you believe, and the part of it you think might be wrong.

Not open yet. We'd rather say so than hand you a dead link.

Start with something you actually believe

It takes a minute of setup and one sentence.

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