| Raw order book | General AI chatbot | Polysight.pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Independent probability estimate | You form it yourself, if you have time | Often anchors to whatever price you mention | Estimated first, then compared to the price |
| Reads a screenshot | No | Varies, and rarely extracts the fields you need | Venue, wording, price, volume and expiry pulled out |
| Live prices from Polymarket and Kalshi | Yes, on the venue itself | No | Yes, volume-ranked and refreshing |
| Structured output every time | No | Free-form prose that changes shape each answer | Side, fair value, edge, confidence, drivers, risks, entry, exit |
| Exit plan before entry | Up to you | Only if you ask | Included in every verdict |
| History of past calls | Your own notes | Scattered across chats | Every analysis stored with its screenshot and verdict |
| Position-aware advice | No | No — it cannot see your book | The coach reads your open positions and flags correlation |
When you do not need this
If you trade one market a month in a field you know deeply, your own read is probably better than any model's. Polysight earns its place when you are looking at markets faster than you can research them, and you want a consistent second opinion that argues back — including when it says there is no edge.
It cannot predict outcomes and it does not promise profit. It estimates probabilities, shows its reasoning, and makes you define the exit before the entry.
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