Home opens on Trending and lets you switch rails: live events, popular markets, newly listed ones, and markets closing soon, plus topic categories like elections or economics. Each category narrows further by subcategory, and the sort-and-filter sheet reorders the feed by things like volume or ending-soonest, so "what's about to resolve this week" is one sort away.

The Live tab groups event markets by when they happen: today, tomorrow, upcoming, and recently closed. It's the fastest way to find the markets attached to tonight's data release or this week's decision.

The Search tab matches market names as you type. The empty state offers topic cards, your recent searches, and popular markets, so it doubles as a browse surface when you don't have exact words yet.

Tap the bookmark on any market to add it to your watchlist. The watchlist has two tabs: Active for open markets and Expired for ones that have resolved, and you can search within it. Adding and removing is instant and free; it's a reading list, not a commitment.

A market's detail page helps you keep going: the Related tab shows markets on connected questions, and the price chart covers ranges from six hours to all time, with volume alongside, so you can tell an active market from a quiet one before you trade (see What prices mean).

Notification preferences live under Settings → Notifications, including trade confirmations and market news. Set them once and the markets you follow can come to you.