Polifly is an AI workspace for Polymarket, Kalshi, and other prediction markets. It helps you analyze markets, track wallets, review handpicked ideas, and practice with paper trading—without holding your funds.

Is Polifly a Polymarket bot?

No. Polifly is analysis and workflow software. It does not place trades or custody wallets. You stay in control on Polymarket, Kalshi, or your preferred venue.

Does Polifly work with Kalshi?

Yes. Polifly is built for event contracts and prediction markets broadly, including Kalshi-style workflows alongside Polymarket analysis tools.

How does the AI market analyzer work?

Upload or capture a market screenshot. Polifly reads prices and context, searches recent information, and returns a structured breakdown with confidence—not a guaranteed win.

Is Polifly financial advice?

No. Polifly is educational software. Prediction markets involve risk of loss. Always do your own research and never trade money you cannot afford to lose.

Does Polifly place trades or hold funds?

No. Polifly is educational analysis software for prediction markets. You keep custody and execute on venues like Polymarket or Kalshi yourself.

Polymarket wallet tracker for smarter observation

Whale moves can be signal—or noise. Polifly’s wallet radar helps you observe Polymarket wallet activity and think about copy confidence without handing over keys.

Why wallet tracking matters

Public Polymarket activity can reveal how sophisticated wallets size into narratives.

Tracking is research. Blind copying is a different (riskier) strategy.

How Polifly approaches it

Surface wallets and context inside the dashboard so you can compare activity with your own thesis.

Combine wallet radar with the AI analyzer for a fuller picture.

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Ready to analyze Polymarket and Kalshi markets with AI? Open the Polifly dashboard →

Educational software only. Not financial advice. Markets involve risk of loss.

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