What can Convicta do?

This page details the features of each product in the Convicta ecosystem — Convicta News, Polymarket Pulse, the web app, and the Chrome extension — and explains how they connect. Everything runs on one engine: a rule-based news→market matching graph where every match is traceable to the rule that produced it. Features marked ⏳ warming up are AI-assisted and metered; during community testing they may be limited, while the rule-based features run normally.

How does the shared engine work?

One pipeline feeds all four surfaces:

Ingest. 1,600+ news sources in 20 languages — Telegram channels, RSS/wire feeds, and more — flow into one stream.
Understand. Each story is de-duplicated, tagged, and reduced to explicit relationships (who did what to whom). AI summaries compress it to the point (⏳).
Match. The story’s relationships are checked against a graph of topics and Polymarket market definitions. A match happens only when the relationships line up under an explicit rule — every match is traceable back to that rule, not to a hidden similarity score.
Deliver. The result reaches you wherever you are: the News feed, a Pulse alert, a digest, the web app, or the extension’s surfaces on polymarket.com.

That is why the products feel consistent: a story that appears in your News feed, triggers a Pulse alert, and shows up in the extension’s market widget is the same story, matched by the same rule.

Convicta News features

Multi-source aggregation. 1,600+ sources in 20 languages, brought into one feed — Telegram channels plus RSS and wire feeds.
Deduplication. Near-identical reposts collapse into one story, so you see it once instead of dozens of times.
Rule-based tagging and filtering. Each item is tagged and sorted into your chosen categories — no black-box scoring.
AI summaries (⏳). Each item is compressed to a short summary instead of a raw clipped excerpt; summaries are on by default.
Translation (⏳). News delivered in your language, controllable globally, per category, and per source.
“Why you got this.” Cards carry context explaining why the item reached you.
Breaking-news flashes. When enough independent sources confirm the same event, you get a flash even during quiet hours.
Daily digest. A configurable once-a-day roundup instead of (or alongside) the running stream.
Delivery control. Quiet hours, per-source and per-category snooze, collapse of repeats, per-group delivery frequency (instant or batched every 1–4 hours), personal mute/highlight words. Full list: Settings map.
Your own sources. On the paid plan, add your own sources and import an OPML file.
World-wires preview. A curated world-news stream every free user gets automatically.

Polymarket Pulse features

Alerts — each type has its own module toggle and per-alert switches (Settings map):

Price / threshold alerts (“Notify me”) — a market crosses a level you set; multiple triggers per market.
Market-move and top-movers alerts — significant price changes across markets you follow, with sensitivity presets (loose / balanced / strict).
Whale alerts — large trades above a configurable dollar threshold.
Trader alerts — real-time trades by traders you follow, plus a daily trader digest.
Market resolution tracking — proposed → disputed → resolved, with the dispute-window countdown.
News triggers — breaking news matched to markets in your watchlist, your open positions, your followed traders’ markets, or your chosen topics; optional Discover mode surfaces relevant markets from the whole Polymarket universe.
Digests — category digests, weekly recaps, and a portfolio summary.

Portfolio and traders:

Portfolio tracking — positions and value for your connected wallet, with a daily portfolio module.
Trader-watch — follow specific traders/wallets and see their activity with per-trade context.

Edge (⏳ experimental):

Edge is an AI-computed fair-value estimate for a market — a number to weigh against the current price. It is an early, experimental version that improves as our models and data improve. Edge is not financial advice; the decision is always yours.

Web app features

The web app mirrors both Mini Apps in a browser: the news feed, market browsing, portfolio, and all settings. Sign in with Google, email, or Telegram; the same plan applies everywhere. Alerts and digests are still delivered in Telegram — the web is the reading-and-managing surface. See Getting started: Web app.

Chrome extension features

The extension puts the same engine’s output directly on polymarket.com:

Market-page widget — matched news, the Edge estimate, recent large trades, and resolution status for the market you are viewing, plus per-outcome Edge chips and a Watch button.
“Notify me” on the page — set a price-move alert without leaving polymarket.com.
Notification center — a gold bell in the top bar opens a live sidebar of your Convicta alerts.
Newspaper — a top-bar dropdown of news for your positions and the markets on screen.
Coverage dots — 📰 markers on market lists showing which markets have tracked news.
Trader-page tools — follow bar, latest trade, extra stats, and watcher counts on trader profiles.
Tab price flash — the tab title blinks on price moves.

Anonymous by default; signing in unlocks the personal surfaces. Install guide: Getting started: Chrome extension. Every surface has a toggle: Settings map.

What does Convicta deliberately not claim?

Not real-time news alerts. News-to-market matching runs on a batch cadence — timely and complete, not millisecond-live. (Price, whale, and trader alerts do run off live market data.)
No accuracy percentage. We lead with auditability and traceability — properties you can verify — and do not publish a hit-rate or accuracy figure until it has been measured on a labeled benchmark.
No trading execution. Convicta informs decisions; it does not place trades. Automated execution is in development and not available — see the Roadmap.