🌐Typical Workflows
PredicTools is designed to support different working styles.
Rather than prescribing a single approach, the terminal provides a flexible environment that users adapt to their own strategies, time horizons, and risk tolerance.
The workflows below describe common ways users interact with PredicTools in practice.
Workflow 1: Market Scanning
Many users begin their session by scanning the full Markets View.
This workflow is focused on building situational awareness. Users review:
which markets are active
where volume is concentrated
which topics are receiving attention
Filters are typically kept broad at this stage to avoid prematurely excluding relevant information.
This workflow is useful for understanding the overall state of the market at a given moment.
Workflow 2: Noise Reduction
After an initial scan, users often apply filters to reduce noise.
Common actions include:
setting minimum volume or liquidity thresholds
filtering out markets nearing resolution
focusing on specific categories
The goal is to narrow the list to a manageable set of markets that warrant closer inspection.
This workflow emphasizes discipline and focus.
Workflow 3: Opportunity Identification
With a filtered view in place, users examine metrics more closely.
They may look for:
unusual changes in probability
spikes in recent activity
discrepancies between volume and pricing
PredicTools provides the context needed to identify these patterns without generating explicit signals.
Workflow 4: Monitoring and Timing
Some users keep PredicTools open throughout the day to monitor changes.
This workflow is less about immediate action and more about observing how markets evolve over time. Users track:
gradual shifts in consensus
response to news or events
emerging markets gaining traction
This long-form observation often leads to better timing decisions.
Workflow 5: Pre-Execution Review
Before acting on a market, users frequently perform a final review.
This may include:
rechecking volume and liquidity
confirming time to resolution
comparing similar markets across platforms
PredicTools supports this final verification step by keeping all relevant information visible in one place.
Execution Happens Elsewhere
It is important to emphasize that PredicTools does not execute trades.
All execution occurs on the underlying platform hosting the market. PredicTools remains an observation and analysis layer before and after execution.
Developing a Consistent Process
Over time, many users develop a consistent routine with PredicTools.
Rather than constantly experimenting with new filters or views, they rely on a small number of trusted configurations. This consistency helps reduce emotional decision-making and improves clarity.
PredicTools is designed to support this disciplined approach.
Adapting Workflows Over Time
As market conditions change, workflows naturally evolve.
PredicTools is flexible enough to support:
short-term monitoring
long-term observation
high-frequency scanning
focused deep dives
Users remain in full control of how the tool is used.
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