DeskBot

DeskBot is a desktop trading bot for Kalshi prediction markets, built for traders who want automation without giving up control. It runs natively on Mac (Universal build for Apple Silicon and Intel) and on Windows, so your strategies execute from your own computer rather than a shared cloud server.

Paper and live modes: Start in paper trading to watch how a strategy behaves against real market data with zero money at stake. When you are comfortable, switch to live trading using your own Kalshi account. The same strategy settings carry over, so the move from simulation to real orders is a deliberate, single step.

Secure API connection: DeskBot connects to Kalshi through the official API using your own API key credentials. You create the key in your Kalshi account and authorize DeskBot locally; you stay in charge of access and can revoke the key at any time from Kalshi.

Risk rails built in: Every strategy runs inside guardrails you set. Position sizing rules cap how much goes into any single trade, and bankroll protection automatically pauses trading when losses reach the limits you define. These rails are designed to keep one bad stretch from turning into a disaster and to keep the bot behaving the way you intended.

Backtests before you commit: Run backtests on historical market data to see how a strategy might have performed, compare settings, and spot weaknesses before risking capital. Backtests are a research tool, not a promise: past backtests overstate live results, because real fills, fees, liquidity, and timing are harder than history makes them look.

Simple pricing: Try DeskBot for $1 for the first month, then $19.99 per month.

Who it is for: Kalshi traders who want disciplined, rules-based automation, hobbyists who want to learn strategy design safely in paper mode, and active traders who want consistent execution with clear limits.

Get started at https://deskbot.store

Important disclosures: DeskBot is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Kalshi. Trading involves risk of loss, and you can lose money you put into the markets. Past backtests overstate live results, and no strategy is guaranteed to be profitable. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.