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Prediction-market bots · simulated

Describe a bet in plain English.
Watch it trade.

Prediction markets let you bet on real-world outcomes — elections, weather, sports, inflation prints. TinyCorp lets you build a bot that trades them without writing code: pick your signals in a sentence, backtest it against real historical prices, then set it loose on live markets with play money.

example — your bot, in a sentence
when temperature forecast is above the market's implied high
and contract price is under 40¢
then buy YES — hold to settlement
 
// hit backtest and you get the real numbers back:
// trade count, win rate, P&L against actual prices.
// most strategies lose. the report tells you so.

How it works

Build, test, fork, repeat

The whole loop runs in the browser. Nothing to install, and you don’t need to know a programming language to get a working bot.

01

Pick your signals

Choose from a growing library of live data feeds — weather models, Treasury spreads, energy inventories, crypto funding rates, sports lineups. Click to add. No code.

02

Backtest it honestly

Run it against real historical market prices, not a simulation of prices. If the strategy loses money, the report says so plainly instead of finding a flattering window.

03

Set it running

Publish the bot and it trades live markets on paper, logging every entry and exit so you can see exactly why it did what it did.

04

Fork what works

Every published bot can be copied and modified. Take one off the leaderboard, change its thresholds, and try to beat the original head-to-head.

The important part

Is this real money?

No. Every trade on the site is simulated.

TinyCorp is a workshop, not a brokerage. Bots trade with play money against real market prices, which makes the results honest but keeps the stakes at zero. Nothing here is financial advice, no account is connected to a real exchange, and most strategies lose money — the site shows you that rather than hiding it behind a curated leaderboard.

That’s the point of the sandbox. You get to find out that your clever idea doesn’t work without paying tuition for the lesson.