Try Ping
The public demo of Ping, the lab's paper-trading bot, on sample data.
Ping is the paper-trading bot the lab runs its strategies on, packaged so you can run it on your own computer with your own Kalshi key. This is the public demo: it shows sample data, nothing can be saved or run, and no live prices are served here. Click around to see the dashboard, the strategy library with the lab's own record next to each rule, the editor, and the fills page.
No card needed. Make a free account, then install it with one line on Mac, Windows or Linux. How Ping is built, and how to check it
What leaves your computer, where keys live, and the commands that prove it.
What members get today
Membership is $15 a month. It opens Ping itself (the paper bot, installed on your computer), the Active tests page (every real-money trade the live bot makes, updated nightly), the grade sheet and the post-mortem of every strategy the lab has run, the bot building course, the prompt library and the lab kit, plus the weekly State of the Lab issue and every study in full.
What is coming
The paper version of Ping is here now, in beta. Try it free for 7 days, then it comes with membership: install it with one line on Mac, Windows or Linux, with eight built-in strategies that each carry our real record, losses included. Duplicate one, change it, or write your own, with your own AI if you like. Fills are counted the honest way: a paper fill only counts when a real trade prints through your price, with Kalshi's real fees. Next is a version that can place real orders on your account, after the paper version has proved itself with members for a month. Members on paper now get it first.
Nothing here is advice. Paper results are not real results.