Questions, answered straight

Kunkafa is an AI research company working on prediction from numbers rather than words. Kunkafa Predictions is its first product: one screen that shows, for a market you pick, how far the price could move, in which direction, and the chance of each, across every duration at once.

No, ever. A forecast is a chance, not an instruction. Nothing here tells you what to buy, sell or hold, and no result changes that.

Forecast, not advice. For the rational investor: emotion out, scenarios in.

Because nobody knows the future, and we would rather show you the odds of each outcome than pretend to. Most forecasts sit near 50/50, and the app says so.

A list of levels the price could reach, up and down, each with three things: the change from today's price, the duration it has, and the chance it gets there. Above it, the price line and the same levels drawn as a band.

The duration slider is a ceiling, not a choice. “Up to 7 years” shows every duration from five minutes to seven years at once; slide it down and the longer ones drop out.

Because both are always possible. A forecast that hid one side would be claiming the price cannot go there, which is false.

Markets are efficient: whatever is known is already in the price. A near-even split is the honest normal answer; the app brings you the few forecasts that are not.

A filter. “Only show forecasts at least this strong” hides the weaker ones from the list, and the record below is counted on the same setting, so a number on screen never disagrees with the control above it. It narrows the list, never the drawing.

Two more filters: the smallest move you care about, and the direction. Like strength, they narrow the list and leave the picture alone.

The record sits beside every forecast: “How similar forecasts performed”, with how many were evaluated, how many were strong enough for your filter, how many finished in the forecast direction, and how many reached the level. It is counted over the last day, 7 days, 30 days, or all time.

Under 100 finished examples the app says “Not enough past examples to estimate performance reliably.” instead of showing a rate. A rate under 1% reads “under 1%”.

Each past forecast ends one of five ways: it reached the movement level, it passed it, the period ended ahead, the period ended behind, or it is still running.

Every forecast shows “Updated N minutes ago”. If a market stops publishing, the app says “No new data for N days” rather than showing old figures as current.

Seventy independent views of the same market. When they agree you see it; when they disagree, that tells you something too. Each expert judges how far and which way on its own; the chance you see is how often past forecasts like this one actually got there, checked against what happened.

On about 10 billion data points of price history across stocks, indices, currencies, commodities and crypto, and checked on millions of past moves they had never seen. We do not publish the internals.

Every market the pipeline publishes, listed in the app's Markets tab and on the results page. New markets appear as soon as they are published.

Every market on the shortest forecast, following up to five markets, one alert, and the full record of past forecasts. No trial that ends.

Starter: one market of your choosing on every duration, follow ten, five alerts. Core: every market on every duration, follow 25, twenty alerts. Pro: everything in Core, follow 100, alerts without a cap, automated trading with limits you set and can pause. Paid plans start with a 7-day free trial. Compare the plans.

From Billing in the app, through Stripe, at any time.

One sentence you set: “Tell me when this market's estimated chance of moving up or down over a duration reaches N%.” It is checked on every bar close, on our side, so you can stop watching the screen.

Yes. “Save this outlook” keeps a frozen copy in Activity; sharing publishes a card of the chart with a link back to the app, up to five a day.

On Pro, a rule that places a trade on your own exchange account (Binance, Bybit or OKX) when a forecast meets the condition you set, with the size, leverage and limits you set, and a pause switch. You complete a risk walkthrough before it is available.

Your account email, your plan, what you follow and save, and, if you accept the notice, how the site and app perform. Nothing is used for advertising. See the Privacy Policy.

Yes, from Settings in the app, under Danger Zone; it removes your data.

Write to contact@kunkafa.com, or use the contact page.