PolyCounter does one thing, and does it faster than anyone: the real post count. We read X's real-time streaming endpoint directly — so the number moves the moment they hit post, while every other tracker is still waiting on its next refresh. No trading, no automation. Just the count, and where it's heading.
"How many times will Trump post today?" is a statistics problem, not a coin flip. Each card carries the live count, the cumulative curve against the market window, the detected sleep window, and the bracket the projection currently resolves into.
Everything runs over one websocket. The instant a tracked account posts, replies, quotes, retweets — or deletes something — an alert slides into the bottom-right corner with the event and the count it moved to. Leave the tab open on a second monitor and never refresh again.
Alerts appear bottom-right the moment the websocket delivers the event.
Six things that separate a count you can size a position on from one you can't.
A post lands on your screen in under 500ms. The count moves while the post is still loading on X.
Every bracket of the market, with the one the projection lands in lit up — so you can see where it settles.
All # tweet users are covered, not a hand-picked subset. If Polymarket lists the market, we count it.
Polymarket's own tracker refreshes on a schedule. Ours pushes on arrival — routinely two minutes earlier.
A deleted post decrements the count within a second. Trackers that never look back stay wrong all day.
Run privately by a group of traders for months before this page existed. It is public now, unchanged.
A counter that silently stops counting is worse than no counter. The X tracker's status is public, here and inside the app.
We check the tracker every 30 seconds and say so here the moment it stops delivering.
Free, no account, no wallet. Open the app and the markets are already there.