The receipts, not the recommendation.
OpenWatch publishes a graded public track record — Brier score, resolution chain, misses included. A free account adds the watchlist, the alerts, and the export that make the record useful to you.
See the whole record.
The full public track record, resolution chains, and calibration curves — not just the last 90 days.
Take the data with you.
CSV export, a watchlist, and the fields you need to build your own view.
Know the moment it changes.
Alerts when a forecast you viewed resolves or a country you watch crosses a band — factual, retrospective, never a trade signal.
What a free account unlocks
Everything on OpenWatch — the signals, the divergence, the public track record — is free to read. Registering costs one email and no card, and unlocks this:
A watchlist that follows you
Track the countries, tickers, and politicians you care about, and see them surfaced across the site.
Alerts on what you track
Get told when something you're watching changes — a forecast you viewed resolves, or a country you follow crosses a band. Factual, retrospective, never a trade signal.
Full history, not just the recent window
The deeper archive, resolution chains, and calibration curves — beyond the default recent-history view everyone gets.
Take the data with you
CSV export and a free API key so you can pull signals into your own tools.
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Frequently asked questions
Is OpenWatch free?
Yes. Everything OpenWatch publishes — live signals, the divergence board, and the full public track record — is free, forever. A free account takes one email and no card, and unlocks the watchlist, the alerts, and the export below.
What does a free account add?
A watchlist for the countries, tickers, and politicians you follow; alerts when something you're watching changes; the deeper archive and calibration views; CSV export; and a free API key. A free account doesn't buy a better forecast — the forecasts and their grades are public either way.
Is this investment advice?
No. OpenWatch publishes data and grades its own forecasts in public. It does not tell you what to buy or sell. Nothing here is investment, legal, or financial advice.
How is the track record graded?
Every forecast we commit to is scored with a Brier score, its resolution chain is published, and the misses are included — none of it hidden behind a paywall. See the track record and methodology for the full method.
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One email, no card — unlock the watchlist, the alerts, and the export.