Help and FAQ
Clear answers about BrierIQ, research alerts, beta coverage, memberships, and support.
BrierIQ provides informational analytics only and does not provide recommendations, execution, or market links.
BrierIQ is an event-market analytics, calibration, monitoring, and research workflow. It helps users review probability movement, model-market divergence, liquidity quality, Brier score, alerts, and market context in a structured way.
No. BrierIQ provides informational analytics only. It is built for independent research and review, not recommendations or instructions.
No. BrierIQ does not provide execution and does not provide direct market links. The product is intentionally designed around research-only workflows.
A research alert is a criteria-triggered notification that a market matched selected analytics conditions, such as probability movement, model-market divergence, liquidity thresholds, volume changes, or catalyst context. It is a prompt for review, not a recommendation.
Near-real-time means low-latency market monitoring and alerting where available. Delivery timing can vary based on data availability, filters, infrastructure, and user settings.
BrierIQ is limiting access during beta to preserve alert quality, improve product feedback loops, support responsible rollout, and keep the research workflow disciplined.
Core is intended for dashboard access, research workflows, watchlists, and calibration history. Plus includes Core features plus controlled near-real-time criteria-triggered alert workflows when enabled and higher-touch beta access.
BrierIQ Direct is a by-request future option for advanced users, teams, and research workflows that may need API access, custom exports, or higher-volume analytics. It is not broadly available during early beta.
No. BrierIQ is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Kalshi or any exchange.
Coverage is expanding during controlled beta. See Beta Coverage for the current breakdown of live, beta, sample, and manual-mode surfaces.
A Brier score measures how close a probability forecast was to the final outcome. Lower is better. It is useful because calibration is different from directional win rate: a forecast can often be directionally right while still being too confident or too cautious.
Use the structured Support form for account access, billing, bugs, data issues, alert questions, calculator issues, Direct/API inquiries, or product feedback.