INDIPOLI DOCS
IndiPoli is a multi-tenant web app that turns Moodix sentiment into Polymarket trading opportunities via an LLM, then semi-automatically executes them within your own risk limits using a wallet you control. Nothing is signed on the server. Every API key is yours.
This manual is split into five short guides. Read them in order if this is your first install — each one assumes you finished the previous.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Before signup — every external API key and account you need before clicking Create Account. If you skip this you will hit walls in Settings.
- Install tutorial — a perfect, copy-pasteable, fresh-Laragon-to-first-trade walkthrough for Windows.
- Mobile push notifications — enable browser push so trade confirmations, killswitch toggles and high-probability opportunities reach your phone.
- Multi-wallet per tenant — link more than one wallet to a single IndiPoli account and switch the active one at runtime.
- Telegram bot integration — get the same notifications in a Telegram chat via your own bot.
WHAT YOU ARE OPERATING
- Multi-tenant. Each user has their own tenant row. Data isolation is enforced at the repository layer — there is no cross-tenant path.
- BYO keys. Moodix, Polymarket L2, LLM — you supply them. They are stored encrypted at rest (libsodium AEAD) and never logged.
- Browser-side signing. Polymarket CLOB orders are signed in your browser via Reown AppKit / ethers v6. The server never holds a private key.
- Server-enforced limits. Every trade path funnels through a single
LimitPolicy::evaluatechoke-point. Max per-trade, max trades/day, max USDC/day, min auto-probability — all tenant-scoped. - Kill switch. One click halts all workers and refuses new trade-intent preparation for your tenant.
WHAT THIS DOC SITE IS NOT
- It is not investment advice. Polymarket is restricted in several jurisdictions; you are responsible for legality of use.
- It is not an API reference. For protocol docs see upstream: Moodix, Polymarket.
- It does not cover production deployment / TLS / Nginx — the install guide is Laragon-on-Windows development-first.
Ready? Start with Before signup.