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Search a market or database, paste a link, or preview your own CSV.
A clearer view of what comes next
Turn market and public data into forecast ranges. Explore the evidence with Scout, then take your research anywhere.
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Search a market or database, paste a link, or preview your own CSV.
Compare model ranges and ask Scout about forecasts and historical values.
Save forecasts, conversations and chart notes. Export the data when you need it.
A wider world of data
From prices to public indicators. Find a series, inspect its history, and see what could come next.
Weather, population, and public time series.
Explore datasets →Country indicators and economic context.
Find an indicator →U.S. debt, spending, and fiscal history.
Explore fiscal data →Crypto history and available prediction contracts.
Search Gemini →FX, metals, and index price history.
Explore instruments →Stock ranges, perpetuals, and today's games.
Open Screener →Multiple perspectives. One forecast.
Inspect individual outputs and ensemble ranges. Choose from the models available for your data.
Built around your research
Investors & traders
Compare current prices with published forecast ranges. Turn a broad stock screen into a focused research shortlist.
Explore stocks →Analysts & researchers
Bring a time series, choose models, and inspect quantiles alongside the history. Save a result you can revisit.
Work with your data →Developers
Use the API, Python and npm SDKs, or connect ChatGPT through MCP. Included with pay as you go and your 14-day trial.
Connect your tools →A forecast you can examine
Check the provider, observation window, model choices, and quantile output before using a forecast in your research.
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Meet Quantura
A short tour of market search, probability ranges, and today's games.
Open ForecastPrediction markets
Browse Kalshi and Polymarket US games and open their latest pregame forecast.
Understand quantiles and the questions a median cannot answer.
Read guide →Photo by Luke Chesser on Unsplash.
Review the source, cutoff, gaps, and model coverage.
Read guide →Move from a clean time series to an export you can review.
Read guide →Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash.