OddMaki
Ecosystem

OddMaki dApp

The official frontend at app.oddmaki.com — the recommended surface for venue operators to create venues, configure them, manage markets, and withdraw earnings.

The OddMaki dApp is the maintained, first-party web app at app.oddmaki.com. It's the recommended surface for everything venue-level — venue creation, settings, access control, oracle config, market creation, fee collection. It's where Predictable Reality (the OddMaki team) ships every new operator-facing feature first.

The dApp talks directly to the onchain Diamond and the subgraph. There's no backend, no API key, no signup. Connect a wallet, pick your venue, do operator things.

What it covers

AreaWhat you can do in the dApp
Venue creationWizard for fees, access control, oracle params, branding metadata
Venue managementUpdate fees, pause/unpause, swap access-control contracts, change recipients
Market creationGuided wizard for binary, grouped, and Pyth price markets
EarningsReal-time fee balances per recipient + one-click withdraw
DiscoveryBrowse all venues on the protocol, see live markets across them

For step-by-step screenshots see Quick Start — Create Venue and Create Your First Market.

When to use it vs. the Venue Starter vs. the SDK

PathWhen to use
OddMaki dApp ⭐All venue admin (settings, access, oracle, fees). All market creation by operators. The default.
Venue StarterTrading, resolution, redemption — your branded end-user surface. Also exposes a per-venue "Create market" button for whitelisted creators. Does not do venue-level admin.
SDKScripted bulk creation, bots, CI/CD, custom integrations.

Anything you can do in the dApp, you can also do via the SDK. The dApp is a wrapper around the same contracts. Use the dApp when there's a UI for what you need; reach for the SDK when you're scripting.

Supported networks

Base mainnet (chain ID 8453) and Base Sepolia (chain ID 84532). Switch via the network picker in the wallet connector.

Source + roadmap

The dApp is maintained by Predictable Reality. It's not currently open-source — the source of truth for protocol integration patterns is the SDK and the open-source Venue Starter.

Feature requests go in the in-app feedback widget or via the contact link in the footer.