
A live multi-venue data portal for canonical markets and history, alongside a separate consumer-platform preview.
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Start with the data or action your application needs, then choose a compatible interface and access model. This family covers building blocks for research applications, data systems and trading integrations.
Compare programming languages, runtime and deployment requirements, API coverage and entitlements. A repository can supply code without granting access to a hosted dataset. Read the relevant software and data licensing terms.
Separate public research reads from account operations. Establish the credentials and permissions needed for each action before enabling them in your application or agent. Move to infrastructure tools when the main task is running the service rather than choosing its data interface.

A live multi-venue data portal for canonical markets and history, alongside a separate consumer-platform preview.

Shared liquidity, event data and developer tools for independent prediction and sports-betting applications.

A conversational agent for market lookup, dollar/share sizing and position management across supported surfaces.

Compare sports prices and signal reasons in the app or query the same precomputed game research through MCP.

Join historical data, live streams, account economics and supported execution through one infrastructure stack.

Compare resolution sources and clarity grades, then follow question-level links across Polymarket and Kalshi.

A unified GraphQL data layer for discovery, outcome charts, activity rankings and wallet analytics across supported venues.

Retrieve historical prediction and options datasets for depth research, model testing and repeatable batch ingestion.

Structured settlement comparisons for covered Polymarket and Kalshi contract pairs.

Build wallet groups, inspect copyability and receive cohort alerts in-app or through Telegram.

Usage-priced web and social retrieval for forecasting agents, documented through a Numinous integration case study.

A credit layer for adding quoted Polymarket leverage to an existing trading interface.