About PolyMart | The Independent Polymarket Tools Directory

What is PolyMart?

PolyMart is an independent directory of the tools, bots, and apps built for Polymarket and the wider prediction-market world. One page, sorted into categories, kept current, with the dead links pulled out.

If a tool helps you trade prediction markets or read them better — a copy-trading bot, a pro trading terminal, an analytics dashboard, a wallet tracker, a data API, a Chrome overlay — you'll find it here, described in plain language, with a link straight to the source. Nothing to install, no account needed, free to browse.

Think of it as the page I wish existed when I started trading on Polymarket: somewhere to see what's actually out there, compare a few options, and pick the one that fits how you trade, instead of digging through old Twitter threads and Discord servers.

Why it exists

Finding this stuff was a pain. Half of it was buried in months-old tweets, half was dead links, and the rest lived in Discord channels I didn't feel like joining. Good tools were invisible and sketchy ones looked exactly the same as the real ones. So I made one place, keep it up to date, and remove whatever stops working.

The goal is simple: save you the afternoon of research I had to do, and lower the odds you hand your wallet to something that shouldn't be trusted.

What you'll find here

Everything is grouped so you can go straight to the kind of tool you need:

Trading bots — copy-trading, sniper orders, and rule-based automation, a lot of it running right inside Telegram or Discord.
Trading terminals — pro desktop, web, and mobile front-ends with ladder UIs, one-click execution, and multi-venue order routing.
Analytics — dashboards for market data, whale tracking, wallet performance, and where the smart money is moving.
Portfolio trackers — keep an eye on your own open positions, PnL, and trade history.
Signals & alerts — real-time pings on price moves, whale activity, and resolution news.
Arbitrage — odds comparison and matched-betting tools across venues and bookmakers.
Data & APIs — REST and WebSocket endpoints, datasets, CLIs, and backtesting data for builders.
AI tools — LLM forecasting, autonomous trading agents, and AI research engines.
Prediction-market venues — the platforms themselves, from Kalshi to the newer Polymarket alternatives.
Research, extensions & funded trading — guides and wikis, browser add-ons, and prop-firm programs that stake your trading.

How tools get listed

Every submission gets reviewed by hand. I open the site, click around for a minute or two, check that it does what it claims, that the links work, and that nothing about it feels off. Legit ones go up; the rest don't. It's slow, but spam doesn't make it through — and that's the whole point.

Getting listed is free. A listing isn't an endorsement or a security audit, though. It means the tool exists, works, and looks real. Prediction-market tools touch your funds and your wallet, so treat every one here the way you'd treat any new app: start small, read the permissions it asks for, and never risk more than you're fine losing.

Staying independent

PolyMart isn't a company, and it doesn't take payment for placement — you can't buy a higher spot or a better write-up. Some outbound links may be referral links, which is how a free side project covers its costs, but they never decide whether a tool gets listed or where it ranks. If a tool is good, it's here. If it isn't, nothing gets it in.

Get your tool listed

Built something for Polymarket traders? Submit it here and I'll take a look. Spot a dead link, a tool that has changed, or something that shouldn't be listed? Let me know — that feedback is what keeps the list honest.

Follow along

New tools, updates, and the occasional prediction-market find go out on social first — it's all @polymartapp. Come say hi: