Polysights

What it is

A Polymarket-only analytics site whose selling point is not the prices but the wallets: who is positioned, how they have done, and which accounts were moving before everybody else. The product splits into five screens, and the useful fact about it is that they are not equally open.

Reachable on 21 September 2026 with no account, no wallet and no code:

• Markets - a table of live Polymarket markets with 24-hour volume and current odds.
• Traders - PnL, positions and history for a wallet, including groups of wallets you assemble yourself.
• Insider Finder - the marketing centre of the product: accounts whose activity, the vendor says, looks informed before the market moves.

Behind a code, both answering "Enter the access code to continue":

• Trading Terminal - charts, the order book and live orders, advertised as including advanced order types.
• Research Hub - theses, news and discussion.

That split is also why four flags on this card read false that a vendor would set true. Charting, the order book, live trading and news are all advertised, and all of them live behind the code. A flag is what a reader filters on, and a reader filtering for live trading wants a product they can trade on today; this is not one. The vendor's claim is recorded here in prose instead, which is the only place that can say "advertised, and gated".

That split is the whole reading of this card. The screens that are open are the ones that read somebody else's data; the screens that would make it a trading client are the ones you cannot get into. Which is also why it sits in analytics rather than beside polycool and synthesis: those two execute, and this one, for a reader arriving today, does not.

Availability

No geographic restriction is published, and none is enforced on the open screens - they rendered from here without an account. us_persons is true on that basis and describes the site, not the market behind it: the contracts these screens are about trade on Polymarket, which does not serve US persons, so a US reader can read every number here and act on none of them.

There is no age gate and no identity check on the open screens, because there is no account on them.

Pricing

Free on everything we could reach, and there is no pricing page at all - no plans, no tiers, no mention of what an access code costs or how one is obtained. pricing.model is free because that is what the reachable product is today, not because the vendor has committed to it.

Treat that as unsettled rather than generous. A product that lists venture backers, grants and a dozen angels on its landing page has a revenue plan; it simply has not published one.

Markets & resolution

It resolves nothing and lists nothing. Every question, price and resolution belongs to Polymarket, and the mechanism behind them is the UMA optimistic oracle described on that venue's card. What Polysights adds is a layer over the flow: volume, odds and wallet history.

The subject matter is therefore Polymarket's - politics, sports, macro, crypto and business - and the sports markets get their own desk on a separate subdomain.

The counters on the landing page are the vendor's own: $5.7 billion of volume tracked, 160,722 markets and 3,210,363 unique traders. Nothing on the open screens lets an outsider check any of the three.

Integrations

None published. There is no documented API, no SDK, no MCP server and no export that we could find from outside; the five screens are the product. A wallet can be imported, and the FAQ says the default is that Polysights handles the wallet on its side.

Limitations

The site contradicts itself about whether V1 has shipped. A "V1 Coming Soon" badge sits at the top of the landing page. The bottom of the same page says "Everything above is live in the terminal right now, no waitlist this time". The terminal answers with an access-code form and the words "Welcome to Early Access". These cannot all be true, and a reader budgeting on the third one will be disappointed by the first.

There is no terms of service and no privacy policy. Both links resolve, and both land on a page reading "Under Construction. Our new documentation page is still under construction." For a product whose own FAQ says it handles your wallet on its side, that is the single most important missing document on the site: there is nothing published that says what it may do with funds, what happens if it stops, or what it keeps about you.

The claim that most needs evidence is the one that can least be checked. An "insider finder" asserts that particular accounts were informed. From outside the product there is no published methodology, no false-positive rate and no worked example - only the screen. The Wall Street Journal and Forbes stories the site cites are about the phenomenon of tracking Polymarket wallets, not about whether this implementation identifies them correctly.

One venue. No Kalshi, no cross-venue view, and therefore nothing that compares the same question in two places.

Nothing here has been run by us - no access code was requested, no wallet imported, no number on any screen reproduced independently.

Alternatives

For Polymarket wallet analytics without a gate, polymarket-analytics publishes its pricing and its terms, and predicts-guru runs a wallet checker and leaderboards without registration.

For flow and depth as data rather than as a screen, depthfeed and polyorderbooks sell the underlying series.

If the goal is actually to trade rather than to watch, polycool and synthesis are front ends that execute today, and both charge for it.