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.

Is there a free Kalshi demo?

Kalshi itself is the live venue. This page is an educational Kalshi demo/tutorial mindset: practice reading contracts and probabilities before sizing real trades. Polifly can help you analyze markets without holding your funds.

How do I learn how to use Kalshi safely?

Start with settlement rules, small size, and a written probability. Use tools like Polifly for research structure—not as autopilot trading.

How to use Kalshi — demo & tutorial

Searching for a Kalshi demo or beginner tutorial? This guide covers how to use Kalshi event contracts in plain English—account mindset, contract mechanics, a simple practice loop—and where Polifly speeds up research without placing trades for you.

What a Kalshi demo should teach you

A useful Kalshi demo is not a hype video—it is a walkthrough of how event contracts price Yes/No outcomes, how settlement rules define winning, and how fees change break-even.

Treat your first sessions as practice: define the event, read the contract text, note the mid price as an implied probability, then decide whether your forecast differs enough after costs.

Event contracts in plain English

You take a view on whether an event resolves Yes or No (or within a range, depending on the contract).

Prices move with news and with other traders’ beliefs—similar to prediction markets like Polymarket, with different product and access rules.

Step-by-step: your first Kalshi research loop

1) Pick a liquid contract with clear settlement language. 2) Write your base-rate probability before looking at the market. 3) Compare to the live price. 4) List what news would change your mind. 5) Only then consider size—or skip.

If the edge is unclear, skip. Survival beats FOMO on event contracts.

Where Polifly helps

Use Polifly’s AI analyzer for a structured second pass on Kalshi-style markets, keep notes consistent, and practice risk with paper trading—while you execute on Kalshi yourself.

Polifly does not custody funds or place Kalshi trades. Educational software only—not financial advice.

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

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