Best Tools for Polymarket Analysis

PolyTape for in-depth wallet analysis: This tool allows you to paste any wallet address and see its complete trading history, including entries, exits, size, and P/L, visualized on the market's price chart. "It turns it into something you can read - Paste any wallet and its whole career comes back: every fill drawn at the exact price and second it happened, on the market's real price chart."

Custom Python analyzers: Some Users build their own tools to track metrics like win rate, P&L, ROI, average hold time, and daily/weekly breakdowns, which Polymarket's native UI doesn't provide. "I built my own analyser. What it does: Pulls up to 4000 past activities (Polymarket's API max) Tracks Win rate, P&L, ROI, avg hold time, USD invested/recovered."

Sharp Signal for identifying top trader consensus: This tool tracks the top 75 Polymarket traders by monthly PnL and identifies markets where multiple sharp traders are betting on the same side. "I built Sharp Signal, a free tool that tracks the top 75 Polymarket traders by monthly PnL and surfaces consensus signals — markets where multiple sharp traders are on the same side at the same time."

PMXT for free historical orderbook data: PMXT open-sourced Polymarket orderbook data, making it accessible for free and planning to release full historical and trade-level data. "We are officially dropping free orderbook data for polymarket today."

Pipeworx for live market data and resolution criteria: This free tool allows AI models like Claude/ChatGPT to pull live Polymarket data, including live prices, resolution criteria text, price history, and orderbook depth. "I built a set of tools that fix that by giving the model live market data: Search + live prices, Resolution criteria text, Price history, Orderbook depth, Top markets by volume."

Claw Arbs or Gambit Odds for arbitrage: These tools are mentioned for finding arbitrage opportunities between Polymarket and other platforms, though some come with subscription costs. "check claw arbs"

Open-sourced market-making bots: Some traders share their code for market-making bots, offering insights into automated trading strategies. "I open-sourced my Polymarket market-making bot (MIT)"