NdioLa on your phone.

Accounts are not open yet. There is no app on the Play Store or the App Store, nothing on this site takes a deposit, and every price and volume shown anywhere on it is illustrative. When that changes, the fastest way to hear about it is to ask.

Tell me when it launches

That opens a message to hello@ndiola.com with the subject already filled in. Send it and your address sits on a list that is used for exactly one message: the one saying NdioLa is open. There is no form here, because a form with nowhere to send an address is a service that does not exist.

What the app does

The same board you can see on this site, on a phone: twenty-four markets across seven categories and three regions, each naming the public source that settles it, each showing its implied probability and both prices. Add a position, follow a market to settlement, and take a payout to mobile money. It is one screen of markets and one screen per market, and it is meant to be legible on a slow connection.

Installing it now

NdioLa runs in a browser and can be installed to a home screen today. It behaves like an app once installed — own icon, own window, no browser bars — and it updates itself. What it cannot do yet is open an account, because there are no accounts.

While you wait

Everything the product does is readable now. The board shows all twenty-four markets, How it works covers the mechanics and the money down to a worked example, and What we don’t list sets out what NdioLa will not make a market on.