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Who PoliticalPredictions.APP is for: three people who lose time to political posts

PoliticalPredictions.APP watches public political posts around the clock and tells your AI assistant which prediction markets you follow could move. Here are the three kinds of people it is built for.

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A look at the three kinds of people who follow prediction markets and need to know which political posts matter to them.
Example alert. Names and numbers are illustrative.

Key takeaways

The short version.

  • PoliticalPredictions.APP watches public political posts around the clock so you do not have to.
  • It tells your AI assistant which of the prediction markets you follow could move.
  • It is informational only: it never places bets and never touches your wallet.
  • You can ask about any post, event or market at any time on the free plan.
  • Premium adds timed risk windows and policy-impact maps, and it is free during the beta.

Who it is for

Who is PoliticalPredictions.APP built for?

  • It is built for people who follow prediction markets and know that a single political post can change how those markets look.

  • We see three kinds of people in that description: the market follower with a busy day, the researcher who needs to explain why a market…

  • The app watches public political posts around the clock and tells your AI assistant which of the markets you follow could move.

It is built for people who follow prediction markets and know that a single political post can change how those markets look. The app watches public political posts around the clock and tells your AI assistant which of the markets you follow could move. It is informational only. It never places bets and never touches your wallet.

We see three kinds of people in that description: the market follower with a busy day, the researcher who needs to explain why a market moved, and the person who wants a personal AI to do the watching. Each has a different problem today, and the sections below take them in turn.

Use cases

4 ways people use PoliticalPredictions.APP.

  1. Busy follower

    1. The market follower with a day job

    You follow a handful of prediction markets, but you cannot read political feeds all day. A post lands while you are in a meeting, and by the time you look, the conversation has moved on.

    PoliticalPredictions.APP does the watching for you. You pick what to watch, and when a public political post could affect a market you follow, your AI assistant gets told. The alert arrives on your phone, so the first thing you learn is which of your markets might be affected, not just that something was posted.

  2. Explain the move

    2. The researcher who needs the why

    Maybe you write about markets, keep a journal of your reasoning, or simply like to understand cause and effect. Your problem is connecting a post to a market after the fact, which means scrolling back through timelines to guess what triggered what.

    On the free plan you can ask about any post, event or market anytime. Ask your assistant which of your markets a post could move and it answers with the markets and why each could react. Premium adds timed risk windows and policy-impact maps, which are useful when you want to see when a post matters and how a policy connects to the markets you follow. Premium is free during the beta.

  3. AI on watch

    3. The person who wants their AI to keep watch

    You already use a personal AI assistant, and you would like it to know what is happening in politics without you pasting in links. The problem is that an assistant on its own does not watch posts around the clock.

    PoliticalPredictions.APP is the intelligence layer your assistant plugs into. You connect it with an API key and an MCP address, and from then on your assistant can tell you which markets you follow could move and answer follow-up questions. It reports; it does not act. Nothing is bought, sold or staked on your behalf.

  4. Report, never act

    4. Anyone who wants a clear line between information and action

    Some people avoid automated tools around markets because they fear the tool will do something without asking. This app is deliberately limited. It never places bets and never touches your wallet.

    What you get is information: a plain statement of what was posted, which markets you follow could be affected, and the reasoning if you ask. Every decision stays with you, and the app does not give investment advice.

On your phone

What the alerts look like.

Phone alert

Figure 1

An example alert, followed by a question to your assistant.

Example alerts. Every name, number and event shown is illustrative.

How to

How do I set it up?

  1. Step 1

    Open politicalpredictions.app and sign in.

  2. Step 2

    Pick what you want the app to watch.

  3. Step 3

    Open the app's connect page and copy the API key and MCP address.

  4. Step 4

    Add them to your AI assistant, then ask it about any post, event or market.

The free plan lets you ask about any post, event or market anytime. Premium, with timed risk windows and policy-impact maps, is free during the beta.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Does PoliticalPredictions.APP place bets for me?

No. It is informational only. It never places bets and never touches your wallet.

What does it actually watch?

Public political posts, around the clock. It then tells your AI assistant which of the prediction markets you follow could move.

Do I need to pay?

The free plan lets you ask about any post, event or market anytime. Premium adds timed risk windows and policy-impact maps, and it is free during the beta.

Is it investment advice?

No. The app reports what was posted and which markets could be affected. What you do with that is your decision.

How do I connect my AI assistant?

Sign in at [politicalpredictions.app](https://politicalpredictions.app), pick what to watch, then use the API key and MCP address from the connect page.

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