KLS: Events Markets is a reading room, not a feed. It takes the public event-market data everybody skims and lays it out as something you can actually sit with: the whole slate of outcomes for a question, the depth stacked behind each side, what has crossed today, and the rule that will decide it.
Then it asks the harder part — what do you think? Open a dossier, write your own number down, and let the reckoning judge you months later.
WHAT YOU GET
• Lobby — the questions worth walking into today, laid out as a hall rather than an endless scroll
• Programmes — every series and event, with every candidate outcome ranked side by side instead of one headline number
• Depth ladder — the standing interest on both sides of a question, rung by rung, so you can see where the weight actually sits
• Tape — what has crossed today, filterable by side, so a move has context instead of being a coloured arrow
• Vault — the questions that have already settled, filed by how they resolved, so you can read the history of a category
• Dossiers — your private file on a question: your reading from 0 to 100, how strongly you hold it, the horizon you are judging it over, your thesis, the counterpoint you owe yourself, citations, tags and photographed clippings
• Weighting — mark a dossier minor, standard or major, so your scoring reflects what you actually cared about
• Reckoning — once a question settles, your record: calls right, average error, the standing by conviction and how your error moved month over month
The point of the counterpoint field is that you have to write the case against yourself before the question resolves. It is much harder afterwards.
Market data comes from a public event-market data source and is shown for information. Nothing is transacted here: there is no account, no wallet, no order entry and no link out to one. Your dossiers never leave the device.
