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The post lands. Your markets react. You already know.
PoliticalPredictions.APP watches public political posts around the clock and tells you which of the prediction markets you follow could move, before you have to ask.
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Works with
- Muse.ai
- Instinct
- Grok
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any MCP-capable assistant
The moment
The post lands at 2:14 PM. You are in a meeting.
You follow a handful of prediction markets. A few about oil, a few about the next big vote, one or two you check more often than you would admit. The thing about those markets is that they move when the news moves, and the news moves whenever someone powerful posts something.
You cannot sit on social media all day waiting for that. You have a job, a commute, a life. So the usual pattern is this: something gets posted, the market reacts over the next hour, and you find out that evening when you open the app and wonder what happened.
PoliticalPredictions.APP is built for that gap. It watches public posts from the President and the White House, pairs them with the prediction markets you follow, and when the two line up, your assistant tells you. Not a tip. Not a bet. Just: this was posted, these markets may react, and here is why.
What it does
It reads the posts so you do not have to.
The app watches public posts from the President and the White House accounts, around the clock. When a post touches a topic that one of your markets depends on, it links the two. The match is deliberately careful: the same topic has to show up in both the post and the market, or there is no match. If nothing lines up, the app says so instead of inventing a connection.
What it sends is plain English: what was posted, which of your markets may be affected, and why. The app never places a bet, never touches a wallet, and never tells you which way to lean. It finds and explains. The thinking stays yours.
It watches
- Public posts from the President and the White House
- The prediction markets you say you follow
- Topic overlap between a post and a market
It sends you
- A short note the moment a post touches a market you follow
- Which markets may react, and why
- Answers when you ask about any post, event or market
A day in the life
A weekday with PoliticalPredictions.APP
Here is how it looks on a normal day. You never open the app. You just read your messages, and when you want more, you ask.
- 17:40 AMMorning check
A quiet morning is a real answer. The app does not pad it.
- 22:14 PMMatch found
A post lands during your meeting. Your assistant tells you which markets it may touch.
- 32:20 PMJust ask
A follow-up from the same chat. The sources are always one tap away.
Before and after
The difference between waiting and knowing.
Most assistants are brilliant at answering questions. The trouble is that you have to know there is a question to ask. On the left, an assistant that waits. On the right, the same assistant with PoliticalPredictions.APP connected.
Before: an assistant that waits
You ask at 6:30 PM. The market moved at 2:15.
After: an assistant that tells you first
The app notices first and your assistant brings it to you. You just read.
Works with your assistant
PoliticalPredictions.APP in the chat you already use.
- Muse.ai
- Instinct
- Grok
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any MCP-capable assistant
You already have a chat open with your assistant. That is where PoliticalPredictions.APP should show up: as a message that arrives when a post matters, and as an answer when you ask, in your own words, which of your markets a post could move.
Here is the simple version of how it works. PoliticalPredictions.APP exposes its abilities as MCP tools and a REST API. An assistant that supports MCP or API connectors can call those tools on a schedule, or the moment you ask, and relay the answer in the chat you already use. We cannot promise what any particular assistant supports today, so think of these as the doors we have built, ready for whichever assistant walks through them.
Muse.ai
Meta's personal AI, reachable in WhatsApp and iMessage-style chats. When Muse can use an MCP or API connector, it could ask PoliticalPredictions.APP for you and reply in the thread you already have open.
Instinct
An assistant that lives in WhatsApp. Connected the same way, it could check PoliticalPredictions.APP on a schedule or whenever you ask, and send the answer as a normal message.
Grok
xAI's assistant. Our apps were first built with Grok's app builder. Where Grok can reach MCP or API connectors, it could use PoliticalPredictions.APP too.
Claude, ChatGPT and others
Any assistant that can add an MCP server or call a REST API can use PoliticalPredictions.APP. You give it the app's address, then ask in plain English.
Ready to try it? The connect page for PoliticalPredictions.APP has the address to give your assistant.
Free vs Premium
Try it free. Upgrade when you want more.
Free is for asking: any post, any event, any market, anytime. Premium adds timing, with risk windows around events and maps of which policies touch which markets.
Free
Ask about any post, event, or market anytime.
Connect PoliticalPredictions.APP to your AI assistant, or open the app. No payment is needed.
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Connect PoliticalPredictions.APP
Give your assistant the address. Then just ask.
PoliticalPredictions.APP connects to AI assistants through its API and MCP. The connect page has the address, the steps and the first thing to say.
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