Terms of use
Last updated May 2026
Using Auspex means you agree to these terms. They're deliberately short — most of the surface area lives at Polymarket, not here.
What Auspex is
Auspex is a third-party screener and one-click trading client for Polymarket. We are not affiliated with Polymarket. We display data sourced from public Polymarket APIs, and we relay your signed orders to the Polymarket CLOB. We don't make markets, take custody, or guarantee outcomes.
You are responsible for your jurisdiction
Prediction markets are restricted or illegal in some jurisdictions (including the United States, in most cases). Whether you can lawfully use Polymarket — and therefore Auspex — depends on where you are and who you are. We don't check, and we don't advise. If you're unsure, talk to a lawyer in your jurisdiction.
Informational, not financial advice
Nothing on Auspex is investment advice, financial advice, legal advice, or a recommendation to buy or sell any market. The "clarity score," "distance to YES," sigils, and other indicators are heuristics we built to help you read the data faster — they are not predictions, and they can be wrong.
You are responsible for your trades
- Every order you place is signed by your wallet. We can't undo it; the CLOB can't undo it.
- Prices move. Slippage can be large in thin markets. The screener shows liquidity to help you avoid surprises, but actual fills depend on the live book at the moment you trade.
- Markets can resolve in ways you didn't expect. UMA disputes are rare but real.
Service availability
We aim for high uptime but make no SLA. Vercel, Polymarket, Across, Privy, Polygon — any of them can go down, and when they do, Auspex degrades or stops working. We'll restore service as fast as we can.
Changes
We'll update these terms as the product evolves. Material changes get noted in the changelog. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the new terms.
Contact
Questions: hello [at] auspex.to. Security issues: security [at] auspex.to.