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Predicts

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Prediction markets as a contact in Messages, with live odds and trades placed for you

Predicts is an AI agent you reach on iMessage, WhatsApp and Telegram. To start, text a number. It messages you first rather than waiting to be asked.

iMessageWhatsAppTelegramText it
What does Predicts cost?
Free to start, with paid tiers. below
Does Predicts train on my messages?
Qualified statement. the page
Is Predicts safe?
Connects no account, so it holds no login of yours. the page
Who is behind Predicts?
Loki Labs, Poland. below
What does Predicts do with my messages?
Who carries them is not published. the page
Predicts alternatives
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How Predicts works

A contact that tracks prediction markets. Ask the odds on anything and it comes back with a live implied probability and 24-hour volume, set a standing watch and it tells you when a new market opens or an old one moves, and it will place trades from the thread on a self-custody wallet you own.

Its pricing is the most legible in this directory and it is worth holding up as a standard. Four tiers from free to $50, priced by how often it looks rather than by how much you say, and then a published price list in credits for the things you actually do: about 25 for a question, about 700 a month for a standing watch, about 1,100 for a night of election alerts. Nothing else here tells you what an action costs before you take it.

Two things sit slightly against each other. The page says Auto Trade places trades only on your explicit confirmation, inside limits you set. The worked example a few paragraphs earlier says each $1 buy auto-confirms because it is under your limit, so you do not have to tap through every one. Both are true and they describe different things, and which one a reader takes away decides what they think they have agreed to.

It is operated by Loki Labs in Poland, the same company behind Beside, which is the only case in this directory of one operator running two listings. The policy is the same document adapted, GDPR bases article by article, and it names Anthropic and Cloudflare Workers AI for the models.

What Predicts costs, and how you start

ChannelsiMessageWhatsAppTelegram
How you startText a number
Who starts itMessages you first
Is there an appNo app Nothing to install at any point
CategoriesPersonal assistants
Can doWeb research,Payments,Reminders,Persistent memory
Connects toNone named publicly
PricingFree with 1,000 credits and one market watched daily, then Starter at $10, Plus at $25 and Pro at $50 a month, buying 1,000 to 5,000 credits and two to ten standing watches checked as often as every five minutes. It also publishes what each action costs: about 25 credits for a question, about 700 a month for a standing watch, about 1,100 for a night of 30-minute election alerts. Credits never expire.
Number typeNot stated on its own pages
Contact numberNone published
DocumentationNone linked
First message, pre-writtenNone published
Runs onNot disclosed
Browses withNot disclosed
Number carrierNo number to look up
StatusLive

Does Predicts train on your conversations?

Trains on your conversationsQualified statement“We do not sell personal information, and we do not use your messages to train third-party AI models.”
Data of people who never signed upNot applicable
What it holds when you connect an accountNothing Connects no third-party account
If you cancelKept while you use Predicts and for a reasonable period afterwards for legal and audit obligations. Deletion on request, and backups purged on a rolling basis, typically within 30 days.
Model providers namedAnthropic, Cloudflare
JurisdictionPoland and the EU, with GDPR and UK GDPR legal bases and the Polish supervisory authority named, alongside California CCPA and CPRA rights.
Security documentNone published
Asks before actingNothing published
Prompt injectionNot mentioned anywhere public
Bug bountyNone published
AvailabilityNot stated
Whose hands your messages pass throughWho carries them, who runs the model, who drives the browser, and which of those Predicts names. With what its policy leaves unanswered, counted against the rest of the directory.

Predicts’s own pages answer 7 of the 9 questions this site asks of every listing. Not answered: names who carries the messages, says where to report a bug. About the middle of its kind: 24th of 56 personal assistants.

Quoted verbatim from the published policy on 2026-09-10, and what a document says is not the same as its legal effect.

Who makes Predicts

CompanyLoki Labs
FoundersNot published
Based inPoland
FundingNot published
InvestorsNot published
TractionNot published

From Predicts’s own pages at predicts.chat, last read 2026-09-10.

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