Portfolio and dividend tracker for investors in Canada and the US
Data and simulation layer for prediction markets on Kalshi and Polymarket
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Founded
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: Starter plan with 2 accounts and 10 holdings. Builder: CA$5.99/month or CA$49/year (save 32%). Planner: CA$12.99/month or CA$99/year (founding discount until April 30, 2027). US pricing: Builder $4.99/month or $39/year; Planner $9.99/month or $79/year (founding price).
Free ($0/month) with 60-second delay on live data, 60 API requests/minute, 1 concurrent stream, 5 subscriptions, 20 sim runs/month; Builder ($49/month) with 10-second delay, 600 requests/minute, 5 streams, 25 subscriptions, 100 sim runs/month; Standard ($199/month) with 2-second delay, 3,000 request
Key features
Import statements from PDF or screenshot
12-month dividend income calendar
Real returns calculation money-weighted
Custom benchmarks for performance comparison
Order-book history with outcomes and rules for every market on Kalshi and Polymarket
Live context synchronized on one clock: speech, official text and data releases
Simulator with venue's real fees and timing for backtesting
Full REST, WebSocket and SSE access with signed webhooks
Python and TypeScript SDKs and CLI for programmatic access
MCP server with phrase and market subscription tools
Fair-value and live probability models for markets
Signed receipts and provenance reports for evidence
Paper trading mode on live record before switching to real exchange keys
Timestamped facts for resolved market outcomes with speaker attribution
What makes it different
Load full investment history from PDFs or screenshots without manual entry
Automatic dividend reinvestment and tracking across all accounts
No brokerage password required for security and privacy
Retirement income projection with simulated market scenarios
Data stored in Canada with full export and deletion options
Synchronized context on the same clock: order books, market rules, and every speech or data release that moves prices
Speaker attribution and verdict for each phrase: whether it counts under market rules
Live recording of order books for every open market rolling out
No trading signals: users control all decisions and trades with their own exchange keys
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