--- url: "https://predictiontoolkit.com/tools/prophed/" publisher: "PredictionToolkit" dateModified: "2026-11-03" --- [← AI agents]() ![Prophed logo]() Platform # Prophed: strategy drafting, historical replay and paper bots Prophed combines a plain-language strategy builder with historical replay, paper bots, wallet research and news-to-market matching. [**3.5**/ 5Editorial rating]() [Editorial assessment]() [Explore the Prophed strategy workspace]() prophed.com **Available on:** Web **Pricing:** [See plans and costs ↓]() [Screenshots]() [Explore alternatives]() [AI agents]() [Trading bots]() +5 more [Strategy builders]() [Backtesting]() [Paper trading]() [Copy trading]() [Risk management]() ## Screenshots and interface Product preview1 / 2 The provider’s preview of strategy creation and backtest configuration. ## What is Prophed? A prompt is a draft, not an order. Prophed turns a trading idea into a structured configuration to inspect and validate, then applies position sizing, per-trade limits, daily loss, drawdown and kill-switch controls. Historical replay includes spread, fees, slippage and latency assumptions; paper mode exposes decisions and simulated PnL before a separate live-activation step. The workspace also describes wallet discovery, follower simulation, news matching and comparison across Polymarket, Kalshi and Predict.fun. A follower can have independent sizing, delay and limits rather than inheriting the source wallet’s result. Compatible resolution conditions remain necessary for cross-venue comparisons. Visible prompt examples are possible strategies, not completed tests, and the captured public paper leaderboard had no filled-signal records. ### Who it is for - People converting a trading idea into a defined rule. - Researchers testing copying with follower-specific assumptions. - Builders investigating market selection across venues. ## Features and coverage - **Inspectable strategy drafts** Translate a plain-language prompt into a structured configuration for review. - **Risk policies** Set sizing, per-trade limits, daily loss, drawdown and a kill switch. - **Historical replay** Include spread, fees, slippage and latency when assessing a past strategy. - **Paper trading stage** Inspect bot decisions and simulated PnL before live use. - **Wallet discovery** Compare realized PnL, activity, volume and sample size. - **Follower simulation** Replay copying with the follower’s own sizing and latency assumptions. - **News-to-market matching** Connect stories with potentially relevant contracts and examine direction, confidence and the matching explanation. - **Venue comparison** Compare compatible markets before deciding whether to route an action. ## Workflows with Prophed ### Build a rule Give the builder a rule for selecting markets, a trigger and an exit condition. Then review the configuration it produces as a draft, adding the capital allocation and risk limits you intend the bot to obey. ### Test a copying strategy Choose a source wallet, model follower delay and size, then inspect historical replay and paper results. ### Audit a news signal Read the original story and matching explanation before deciding that a contract is relevant. ## Pricing and total cost The public workspace offers sign-in and strategy creation, but the public page does not display a numerical subscription schedule. ## Getting started **Before you start:** Prompt examples do not establish completed strategy tests. 1. Choose a starting strategy or write a prompt. 2. Inspect the generated configuration. 3. Set capital and risk limits. 4. Run historical replay with explicit cost assumptions. 5. Use paper mode and read the decision logs. 6. Review live activation separately. Visible prompt examples describe possible strategies, not completed tests. ## Useful links ### What to check - Prompt examples do not establish completed strategy tests. - The captured public paper leaderboard contained no filled-signal records. - Cross-venue matching depends on compatible resolution conditions. - Public descriptions do not establish that every venue and action is available to an anonymous visitor. - Complete commercial terms are not clear from the public page. A closer look ## Ratings & reviews Editorial rating **3.5**/ 5 0 user reviews PredictionToolkit editorial ### Our take on Prophed Structured rule review, explicit costs and paper stages form a useful development path. Prompt examples and public paper screens do not establish completed tests, and full commercial terms remain unclear. Based on documented features, setup and access terms. [How we rate]() ### User reviews 0 The main score switches to user ratings after 5 published reviews. **Be the first to share your experience** A specific example helps the next person choose the right tool. ## Related tools [Browse category]() ![Ask Gina research and wallet assistant with embedded demonstration]() ![Ask Gina logo]()[Ask Gina]() Platform**3.5**Editorial Research markets conversationally, use supported order workflows and schedule wallet tasks with explicit access choices. - Access Web · MCP Also in AI Agents and Assistants. ![Claw Arbs provider walkthrough of orders and strategy analysis]() ![Claw Arbs logo]()[Claw Arbs]() Trading bot**3.5**Editorial Local desktop agents for paired arbitrage or directional value bets, with paper mode and explicit execution controls. - Trading mode Paper · Live automation - Access Windows · macOS · Linux Compare a desktop workspace for trading agents. ![Simmer published agent skills and strategy catalog]() ![Simmer logo]()[Simmer]() Platform**3.5**Editorial Install or create agent trading skills, start in simulation and inspect decisions under account-level limits. - Access Web · CLI · MCP Compare reusable trading skills for agents. ## Frequently asked questions about Prophed ### Does sending a chat message execute a trade? The provider describes a separate configuration-validation and activation flow; a prompt alone is not the described execution step. ### Can costs be included in a test? Yes. Historical replay includes spread, fees, slippage and latency assumptions. ### Can a follower use different limits? Yes. The follower is described as an independently limited strategy with its own sizing and latency. In this profile