Takes App

Takes App, styled on its own site simply as Takes, describes itself as Predictions Made Social: a place to follow other traders, share predictions and watch in real time which of those calls are winning. Predicts.guru curates it under copy trading, and it carries a verified profile on Polymarket, meaning its builder code is confirmed rather than self-reported.

On the record it ranks #454 among the builders our index tracks. Attributed volume stands at $2K all time, $0 over the last thirty days and $0 over the last seven, figures complete through 2026-09-14. The operator's own homepage currently shows a coming soon screen with an email capture for early access rather than a live trading or following interface. That gap between the pitch and the product is the first thing a visitor notices on arrival.

A trader reaches Takes App through its website, takesmarket.com. As of the last capture, that site does not open into a product: it presents a single coming soon screen with a short pitch, Predictions Made Social, and a form to request early access. There is no visible sign-in, wallet connection or trading screen for a visitor to click through yet.

Any volume the site eventually routes would carry its own builder code, the identifier Polymarket uses to attribute fills back to the app that originated them, into Polymarket's own order book. That mechanism is standard for every builder on this list, and it is how $2K in past activity already got credited to Takes App even while the front end sits in a waiting list state.

The operator does not publish an account or custody model: nothing on the current page says whether a connected wallet would stay in the trader's control or be intermediated during a session. Until Takes App ships past its early access page, a trader has no walkthrough to check that against.

• Follow other traders

  The pitch lets a trader follow specific people and watch their predictions, though the feature sits behind the coming soon page rather than in a working account.

• Real time win tracking

  Takes App describes surfacing which shared predictions are winning as they happen, a live view the operator has not yet opened to visitors.

• Prediction sharing

  The product promises a feed for sharing individual predictions, aimed at turning a single call into something other traders can follow and react to.

Traders curious about social copy trading

Someone who likes the idea of following other traders' Polymarket predictions and watching a live win feed once Takes App opens beyond its waiting list.

Early adopters chasing new launches

A trader who enjoys testing builders as they ship and does not mind that Takes App currently offers only an early access signup rather than an account.

Anyone needing to trade today

Not a fit right now: the site has no visible way to connect a wallet or place an order, so a trader needing a working terminal should look elsewhere.

Traders tracking small legacy fills

Someone reviewing where past attributed volume, $2K in total, came from before the product moved into its current coming soon state.

Readers comparing copy trading tools

A trader researching copy trading options on Polymarket who wants to know Takes App exists and where it currently stands before ranking it against active alternatives.

Takes App publishes no fee schedule on its current site, and there is no trading interface yet where one would normally be listed. That absence matters less for cost right now and more for confidence: a trader cannot check what a fill would cost before the product even accepts a connected wallet.

With 0 fills recorded against the app's builder code, there is also nothing recent for our index to measure an effective rate from. Anyone evaluating Takes App on price should treat that as an open question to revisit once the coming soon page turns into an account, not as something to estimate today.

• Carries a verified profile on Polymarket, so its builder code is confirmed rather than self-declared.
• Describes a distinct idea, a social feed built around predictions, instead of copying an existing terminal layout.
• Costs nothing to check out today since there is no account or deposit step to commit to yet.
• Already has attributed volume on record, $2K, rather than starting from a completely blank history.
• Early access signup is a single email field, a low friction way to get notified if the product ships.

• The public site is a coming soon page, not a product, so there is nothing to trade through right now.
• It publishes no fee schedule, leaving cost entirely unknown until an account actually opens.
• Recent activity shows nothing to point to: $0 over the last seven days, $0 over the last thirty, 0 traders a day and 0 wallets in the current cohort.
• It ranks #454 on all time attributed volume, and that volume predates the site's current coming soon state.
• No custody or wallet connection details are published, so a trader cannot yet check how funds would be handled during a session.

Takes App holds a verified profile on Polymarket, which confirms its builder code but says nothing about how a session would handle a connected wallet, since the operator has not published an account or custody model. Its own site currently exposes only an early access email form, so the operational surface a trader would actually face, sign-in, permissions, session handling, does not exist yet to inspect.

The transparency gap here is less about hidden risk and more about there being no product yet to audit. That changes the moment Takes App opens past its waiting list, and it is worth rechecking before routing any volume through it then.

Takes App is an idea more than a product right now: a social layer for prediction markets, styled Predictions Made Social, still gated behind a coming soon page and an email signup. It carries a verified builder profile and a trail of past attributed volume, $2K worth, but nothing in $0 or $0 to suggest current use, and no fee schedule to evaluate. It ranks #454 on our index.

A trader curious about social copy trading can leave an email and wait. A trader who needs a working terminal today should route through a builder that already has one.

• Is Takes App live on Polymarket yet?

  Not as a working product. Its website currently shows a coming soon page with an early access signup, and Predicts.guru's index still credits it $2K in attributed volume from before that state, through 2026-09-14.

• What does Takes App actually do?

  By its own description it is a social layer for prediction markets: following other traders, sharing predictions and watching in real time which shared calls are winning, once the product opens beyond its waiting list.

• Does Takes App charge a fee?

  The operator publishes no fee schedule, and there is no live trading screen where one would normally appear, so a trader cannot check a rate before the product ships.

• Is Takes App a copy trading platform?

  Predicts.guru curates it under copy trading based on its social, follow based pitch, though the follow and share features described on its site are not yet accessible to visitors.

• How much volume has Takes App routed?

  Its builder code has been credited $2K in attributed volume all time, ranking #454 on our index, with $0 over the last seven days and $0 over the last thirty.

• Does Takes App hold trader funds?

  The operator does not describe a custody or wallet connection model anywhere on its current site, so that remains unanswered until an account or trading screen actually opens.