Search markets, wallets, tokens, and trades with one API.
Three retrieval modes — exact filters, soft boosts, and semantic similarity — over live indices of Polymarket, Kalshi, Hyperliquid, and DEX activity on Base, Ethereum, and Solana. It’s the same engine that generates candidates for your feeds and notifications.
Query it your way
12 filter types — term, terms, numeric, date, match, geo, null checks, custom queries — combined with include-AND / exclude-NOT logic and sorted by any field.
Boosts are should-clauses: matching candidates rank higher, nothing gets filtered out. Multipliers from 1.0 up — 2.0 doubles a signal's contribution to the score.
“Liquid election markets with active discussion” is a valid query. Multilingual embeddings, 768 dimensions, cosine-scored — or bring your own vector.
Call it directly, or compose it in an algorithm
Hit the REST endpoints from your backend, or chain the same searches inside a feed or notification algorithm with the Studio DSL — filters, boosts, and semantic retrieval compose in one query.
Every crypto object your app touches
Plus everything you push through the Data Sources API — your items, users, and events become searchable the same way.
Ask for context with the query: smart-money trades, stories, and price moves get attached to each market or token row server-side — one call returns cards you can render, not IDs you still have to resolve.
Boost results by a wallet’s AI-labeled interests, or scope queries to your own audience with in-app user joins — the query language reaches both our data and everything you’ve ingested.
Candidates flow anywhere
Send search results straight into Rank for per-wallet reordering, into a feed config for serving, into a notification stream for delivery — or just return them to your own app. Prediction-market discovery is one use case; the primitive is candidate generation for anything onchain.
Stop building retrieval. Start shipping it.
One API key gets you every index, all three modes, and hydration — with your own data joined in through the Data Sources API.