Quotient Signals launched a rebuilt prediction-market app on October 27, 2026, bringing the company’s AI forecasts, market prices and research into a feed organized around sports and teams users follow. Traders must still execute their decisions on separate venues.
Key Takeaways
- The app displays forecasts alongside market prices and supporting research, starting with sports.
- Quotient is moving to paid memberships, and users no longer need to hold the $QUOTIENT token to access the app.
- A company-published evaluation measures forecast accuracy rather than trading returns.
How Quotient Signals works
Quotient publishes a Signal when its AI forecaster, called Q, identifies an edge over a market price. Users can start with a team or covered market and examine the research and risks behind a Signal before making their own trading decisions.
The launch starts with sports. Quotient says Q forecasts games across the NFL, college football, NBA, MLB, NHL and tennis, among others. Q also researches politics, economic events and geopolitics. The forecasts are available to developers and trading agents through Quotient’s API.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Member access | $49.99 per month or $400 per year |
| Pro access | $149 per month or $1,200 per year |
Forecast record and membership costs
In a public evaluation updated October 19, Q’s forecasts scored better than Polymarket prices recorded at the same times in 1,976 of 3,282 resolved markets, or 60.2%. The evaluation used forecasts from the preceding 60 days and Brier scores, a measure of probability error, across covered markets.
That comparison measures forecast accuracy, not trading returns. Quotient says every published Signal is scored after its market resolves and that the public record includes misses.
Existing users receive their first two months free and can find a personal code by signing in to their existing account. Quotient is also planning a Signals competition with $QUOTIENT prizes, with timing and rules to be announced separately.
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