Events worth a probability
If it has a resolution date and a checkable outcome, it can be forecast — well before the wire flashes.
Policy questions read the actual rulemaking record, not just the coverage of it.
Every outcome gets a probability, including the ones the polls aren’t pricing.
Court and regulatory timelines as date distributions, milestone by milestone.
Supply-side geopolitics, forecast from communiqués, quotas, and member behavior.
Deadline questions track the actual legislative calendar and the votes that exist.
Count and quantity questions get a full distribution, not a point guess.
Built for fast-moving stories
Panels search the live web at forecast time — filings, dockets, official statements, this hour’s reporting. A developing story is exactly where stale training data fails.
Primary sources outrank punditry. Each analyst cites what they actually read, and a red team attacks claims that lean on vibes.
Re-run a question when the story turns and watch the probability move — with a fresh, fully published rationale for the change.