Auto Pilot

One tap and you’re mirroring a hand-picked lineup of sharp Polymarket wallets. We choose the traders and tune the sizing; every move they make gets copied into your account in real time - sized to your bankroll, cancel whenever.

What's a lineup?

A lineup is a bundle of vetted, profitable wallets with a trade-size and risk profile baked in. You don't pick markets or chase individual wallets - you pick a style, and we handle the rest.

Go live and every trade those wallets make gets mirrored into yours, sized to your balance, within seconds. Want the story on how we choose who's in a lineup? That's our edge.

Pick your style

Each lineup pulls from the same curated roster - what changes is sizing: how much of your balance rides on each market, and so how many markets you're spread across at once. Not sure? Balanced is the easy default. Tap one to set it up.

“Markets at max” assumes every market hits its cap. Most won't - conviction sizing sets each copy by how hard the leader bet, not the cap. These are just defaults; tweak them anytime.

Every lineup mirrors the same roster, so the only real choice is how boldly you size. Want to see exactly who you're copying? Browse the sharps and their track records.

Video coming

Pick a lineup and go live - that’s the whole thing.

Sized to survive

Auto Pilot copies by conviction, not raw dollars. When a leader puts 3% of their bankroll on a market, you put about 3% of yours. You ride their confidence, not their wallet size.

On top of that, every lineup has a hard cap on what any single trade can be as a share of your balance. Even if a leader goes all in - or we can't read their bankroll - the cap clips it down. No single bet can blow you up.

Prediction markets are binary: a market resolves and the losing side goes to zero. Small, conviction-sized copies spread across many markets are how you give a positive win rate room to play out instead of betting the farm on any one of them.

One lineup at a time

Auto Pilot runs one lineup at a time - switch to another and the old one stops. Your tweaks to each lineup stick around, though, so you can flip back later and pick up right where you left off.

Make it yours (optional)

Every lineup ships with sensible defaults, so you can leave all of this alone. If you do want to dial it in, the active lineup lets you adjust:

Trade size - how big each copied trade is.
Max per trade - a hard ceiling on any single copy.
Per-market cap - the most you'll commit to one market.
Price band - only enter markets priced inside this range, skipping long shots and near-certain favorites.
Slippage - how much price drift you'll tolerate between the leader's fill and yours.

On Telegram

Prefer the bot? Same lineups, same wallet, same funds. From the main menu tap 🤖 Auto Pilot, then a lineup to see its traders and settings, and ✅ Use this lineup - you're live.

To adjust sizing later, open the active lineup and tap ⚙️ Edit Active Settings - the same trade size, caps, price band, and slippage knobs as on the web.

What's a lineup?

A lineup is a bundle of vetted, profitable wallets with a trade-size and risk profile baked in. You don't pick markets or chase individual wallets - you pick a style, and we handle the rest.

Go live and every trade those wallets make gets mirrored into yours, sized to your balance, within seconds. Want the story on how we choose who's in a lineup? That's our edge.

Pick your style

“Markets at max” assumes every market hits its cap. Most won't - conviction sizing sets each copy by how hard the leader bet, not the cap. These are just defaults; tweak them anytime.

Every lineup mirrors the same roster, so the only real choice is how boldly you size. Want to see exactly who you're copying? Browse the sharps and their track records.

Video coming

Pick a lineup and go live - that’s the whole thing.

Sized to survive

Auto Pilot copies by conviction, not raw dollars. When a leader puts 3% of their bankroll on a market, you put about 3% of yours. You ride their confidence, not their wallet size.

Make it yours (optional)

Every lineup ships with sensible defaults, so you can leave all of this alone. If you do want to dial it in, the active lineup lets you adjust:

Trade size - how big each copied trade is.

Max per trade - a hard ceiling on any single copy.

Per-market cap - the most you'll commit to one market.

Price band - only enter markets priced inside this range, skipping long shots and near-certain favorites.

Slippage - how much price drift you'll tolerate between the leader's fill and yours.

On Telegram

Prefer the bot? Same lineups, same wallet, same funds. From the main menu tap 🤖 Auto Pilot, then a lineup to see its traders and settings, and ✅ Use this lineup - you're live.

To adjust sizing later, open the active lineup and tap ⚙️ Edit Active Settings - the same trade size, caps, price band, and slippage knobs as on the web.