pro·noi·a (n.) — the opposite of paranoia: the sneaking feeling the universe is conspiring in your favor.
Pronoa turns your Kalshi and Polymarket history into one clean P&L dashboard — and, come tax season, into a ledger your CPA will actually thank you for.
Open the tracker — free, no signup See it with demo data
Early beta. Bring a Kalshi CSV or a Polymarket wallet address, or just load the demo data.
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Every month you trade becomes a card like this one — drawn in your browser, yours to download and post. Example shown with demo figures.
What it does
No API keys, no signup, no waiting. Bring what the platforms already give you.
Upload your Kalshi transaction CSVs (both export formats), paste your Polymarket wallet address — no login, no API keys. Unified profit & loss, win rate, open positions and live values in seconds.
Integer-cent math, FIFO-matched lots, and an import report that shows exactly what was read, what was skipped, and why. Your totals reconcile with the platforms’ own numbers — or Pronoa tells you where they don’t.
Kalshi’s 1099-B shows proceeds without cost basis. Polymarket sends nothing. Robinhood calls its statement “not a substitute tax form.” Pronoa keeps the defensible ledger underneath — IRS-ready reports arrive before the 2027 filing season.
Prediction markets went mainstream; the paperwork didn’t. Billions of contracts trade every quarter, and the platforms still can’t tell you the two things that matter: whether you are actually winning, and what to hand your accountant in April.
Pronoa is the record-keeper. Not tips, not signals, not a casino — the boring, exact, defensible book behind your trading. The universe may be conspiring in your favor; now you’ll have the receipts.
The tracker is free today. Leave an email and you’ll get one message the day the reports open — before the January filing season.
Free tracker at launch. One email when we open — no spam, ever. Trouble with the form? Join here instead.
Your files parse in memory and are never stored. When accounts launch, keeping history will be your choice — explicit, and reversible.