About
Execution software, described accurately.
PolyPilot watches the wallets that are actually making money on Polymarket, scores what they do, and gives you a disciplined way to follow it. That is the whole product. Everything below explains how — and where it stops.
What we actually built
Polymarket publishes a leaderboard of wallets ranked by realised profit, and it publishes every trade those wallets make. That information is public, and it is genuinely useful — but only if you are watching it the moment it appears. By the time a trade reaches a Telegram channel and you have opened Polymarket in another tab, the price has usually moved.
So the software does three things: it reads that public data continuously, it scores each new position against the leader’s own track record and sizing habits, and it can place a matching order into your Polymarket account with a hard ceiling on how far price is allowed to have drifted.
There is no proprietary data feed, no machine-learning model and no crystal ball. The advantage is speed and consistency — reacting in seconds rather than minutes, and applying the same rules at three in the morning as at midday.
How we work
Four things we hold to.
Show the working
Every score breaks down into four numbers you can check. If we cannot explain why a trade scored 87 rather than 61, we have not built a signal — we have built a slot machine with better typography.
Your account, your keys
Trades are placed into your own Polymarket account. We are not a fund, we do not pool capital, and we never hold a balance on your behalf. What we hold is a signing key, encrypted, and we are direct about what that means.
Refuse rather than chase
A copy that fills 20% worse than the leader is not a copy. If price has moved past your ceiling by the time your order would land, the system stands down and tells you why.
No invented numbers
You will not find a fabricated uptime percentage, a made-up latency figure or a customer count on this site. Everything stated is either a property of the software or read from live data.
Limits
What this will not do for you.
Anyone selling copy trading who does not say this part out loud is hoping you will not think about it.
- Copying a winner does not make you a winner
- You enter after them, at a worse price, with different sizing and a different exit plan. That gap is real and it is not something software removes.
- The leaderboard is backward-looking
- Polymarket ranks by realised profit. A wallet can top it on one enormous correct call and be mediocre at everything else. The score weighs consistency for exactly this reason, but it cannot see the future either.
- Fees compound against small accounts
- Below roughly $2,500 of working capital, a subscription is a large share of realistic returns. The free plan exists so you can work out whether the maths is on your side before paying.
Judge it on the signals.
The free plan shows real scored trades. Decide from those, not from this page.