What this is
Pear is a social prediction market app. Discover markets across supported venues, follow traders, and keep track of your positions from your phone. If you have ever opened three apps to compare odds, you would rather open one. If you have ever wanted to see what the sharpest person you follow is betting, you would rather see it in a feed. If you have ever watched fees stay with the house, you would rather see them recycled to traders.Smart routing across venues is in beta. The app unifies every supported venue in one trade flow and executes quickly. Cross-venue price routing rolls out market by market as the router stabilizes. Watch the Smart routing badge in the trade drawer to see which markets are routed today.
What makes it different
Social-first markets
Public profiles, win-rate leaderboards, one-tap copytrades, and an activity feed of the people moving prices. The community is the product, not a sidebar.
Built for the phone
Trade in a tap. Scroll the feed on a commute. Hit a market between meetings. Built for the device in your pocket, not retrofitted from a desktop-only flow.
One identity, every market
Sign up once. Your account works across every supported venue. Venue-side onboarding is handled behind the scenes. One balance, one portfolio, one trade history.
Money back to traders
Explore cashback on eligible trades and the referral program for inviting friends. Your account shows current reward details, balances, and available claim options.
Your keys, your money
Built-in wallets are non-custodial. You can export keys at any time. See Wallets & funding for account and funding details.
Trader-grade mechanics
Real orderbook data, real cost rundowns, real exit pricing, partial fills, partial closes. Basis points matter, not only binary outcomes.
One account, supported venues
When you sign up, you get a single identity that connects to every supported venue. No separate logins. No copy-pasting balances between apps. Venue-side accounts are wired up in the background.Polymarket
USDC-settled prediction markets on Polygon. Deep liquidity for politics, crypto, and culture.
Kalshi (via dFlow)
Kalshi event contracts reached through dFlow’s on-chain tokenized contracts. Verification uses dFlow Proof when dFlow requires it.
Execution and routing
The job is to get your trade onto the right venue quickly. Every market shows a live cost rundown before you confirm, so you see exactly what you will pay. Orders stream back in real time. Smart routing across venues is in beta. The router that compares live prices across venues and picks the lowest net cost rolls out market by market. Today, most trades still go to the venue that lists the market with the deepest liquidity. As the router stabilizes, more markets get full cross-venue price routing.
We would rather ship aggregation and fast execution honestly than overpromise on routing before it is bulletproof. On routed markets, tap the routing row to see which venues were considered and why a venue was chosen.
The trade flow
When you tap Trade on a market, three things happen in sequence:1
Pull a live cost rundown
The app queries the venue (or venues, on routed markets) for real-time orderbook data: best bid, best ask, depth, and fees on your size.
2
Show the net cost
Review the venue fee, platform fee, and any eligible rewards shown for your order before confirming.
3
Route and execute
You see the venue, price, and total cost in the confirmation drawer. Tap confirm and the order is sent. You get a single trade record back.
Unified portfolio
Every position, regardless of which venue filled the trade, shows up in one portfolio view: profit and loss, cost basis, exit pricing, aggregated. Closing reuses the same flow as opening: live exit pricing through the same routing layer where beta routing applies.Explore rewards
Cashback
Learn how eligible trade fees contribute to cashback, where to see your reward balance, and how to check claim availability.
Referral rewards
Share your referral code, follow referral activity, and review the current reward terms for your account.
Core principles
1
Mobile-first, social-first.
The next generation of traders lives on the phone and finds ideas in a feed. The product is built for that from the ground up.
2
The community is the product.
Profiles, leaderboards, copytrades, and the activity feed are not bolt-on marketing. They are how discovery and trust spread.
3
Fast execution is non-negotiable.
Slow fills lose traders. Speed is the default. Smarter routing on top of that speed ships incrementally.
4
Transparency over magic.
Before you confirm, review the venue, price, fees, and any eligible rewards. The reward history lets you follow credits and claims separately from your trading balance.
5
Traders should keep more of what they generate.
Markets exist because traders show up. Cashback and referrals send value back to the people generating it, not only to the operator.
6
Liquidity is a public good.
Liquidity is pulled from existing venues. The goal is to make real markets work better for traders, not to fork orderbooks into worse copies.
Who it is for
The social trader
You follow people sharper than you, see what they are betting, and decide whether to copy. You want a visible track record that can earn alongside reputation. The feed is home.
The thesis-driven retail trader
You have a view on an election, a price, a fight, a print. You want one mobile surface to express that view across every contract that touches it.
The active trader
You care about execution quality and basis points. You want real orderbook data, partial fills and closes, and exit pricing that matches what you would actually receive.
Why it matters
Prediction markets are absorbing a larger share of how the world prices uncertainty: politics, macro, sports, tech roadmaps, culture. The underlying venues keep getting deeper. Without a social layer, growth fragments people across siloed apps, each one a single user against the house. Without a mobile-native experience, it stays niche. Without follow, share, and copy, traders stay alone. Discover supported markets, follow the community, and track your positions in one mobile app. Join the iPhone beta to explore Pear.Keep reading: Quickstart · Markets · FAQ