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Prediction markets give you a number and nothing else. Krāmma tells you whether that number is worth acting on, whether your own judgement has been any good, and who is standing on the other side of the trade.
A gap between two venues looks like money until you try to take it. You get the figure you would actually be left with, so you can walk away from the ones that only look good.
Winning and being right are not the same thing, and a lucky run feels identical to skill while it lasts. You get a straight answer about your own record, today, without having kept notes.
Every trade has someone taking the opposite view. You get to see whether that is a thousand people quietly agreeing or one very large position, and whether they have a history of being right.
Six tools. Each one replaces a guess with an answer.
Every market from Polymarket and Kalshi together, with the same event on both venues shown side by side. Search, filter, and find what you care about without opening two tabs.
Otherwise you are checking two sites by hand and missing whichever one you did not think to open.
Open terminalThe number you would actually keep, after everything the trade costs you. Ranked, so the ones worth your attention are at the top and the traps are visibly negative.
Otherwise a four point gap looks like free money right up to the moment it is not.
Open arbitrageA real scorecard in seconds: how accurate your calls have been, whether you are beating luck, and how much is riding on a single position. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to install.
Otherwise you learn whether it was skill or luck the expensive way.
Open auditWhether the opposite view is held by a crowd or by one very large position, and what that holder's track record actually looks like.
Otherwise two markets showing the same price look like the same bet, when one of them is a single opinion.
Open positioningThe biggest shifts in what the crowd expects, as they happen, across politics, economics and world events. Useful whether or not you ever place a trade.
Otherwise you see today's number with no idea whether it arrived quietly or moved twenty points this morning.
Open sentimentEvery rule we apply, written out plainly, including the ones that make our own results look worse. You can decide for yourself whether a number has earned your money.
Otherwise you are taking an analytics product on faith, which is how people trade on an edge that was never there.
Open methodKrāmma tells you what a number is worth. Acting on it is yours, and by the time you do the price may have moved.
Wallet scoring covers Polymarket today. Everything else works across both venues.
Where coverage is thin, the page says so and prints the number rather than glossing over it.