> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.timepointai.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Conductor App Store

> Focused apps that extend the Timepoint Conductor — each one teaches the natural-language operator a new job, from modeling a prediction market to simulating a public X account. Available in the authenticated web app.

# Conductor App Store

**Apps extend what the [Conductor](/products/conductor) can do.** The Conductor is the natural-language operator of the whole Timepoint stack; an *app* gives it a focused new capability — a specific job it knows how to do, the way it should narrate the work, and the honesty rules it must follow while doing it.

You enable the apps you want from a simple menu in the authenticated web app at [app.timepointai.com](https://app.timepointai.com). Once an app is on, you just ask for the thing in plain language — the Conductor reaches for the right app on its own.

<Note>
  Apps run through the same [API Gateway](/api-reference/overview), authentication, and credit metering as everything else. Enabling an app never changes how you're billed — work is reported with the same per-step spend chirps the Conductor uses everywhere.
</Note>

## Available apps

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Prediction Market" icon="chart-line" href="/products/prediction-market">
    Paste a Polymarket or Kalshi market and the Conductor models the outcomes, showing the model's probability read with honest uncertainty bands. **Beta.**
  </Card>

  <Card title="X Accounts" icon="user" href="/products/x-accounts">
    Model a public X (Twitter) account from its real posts and simulate its likely next posts — every output clearly labelled as a simulation. **Beta.**
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

Built-in capabilities — Find Money, Pro Simulation, rendering moments, and exploring the causal graph — are always available; the App Store is where focused, opt-in apps like the two above live.

## How apps behave

**You turn them on; the Conductor reaches for them.** Each app carries a short description of *when* it applies. With an app enabled, the Conductor decides on its own when a request calls for it — paste a market URL and it knows to model the market; ask it to handicap a public account and it knows to use X Accounts.

**Honesty travels with the app.** Every app carries its own guardrails, and the Conductor echoes them as it works. The prediction-market app always frames its numbers as *the model's read*, never "true odds," and always shows an uncertainty band. The X-accounts app labels every simulated post as a simulation, never a real quote, and only models public figures, organizations, or accounts you own and have proven you control.

**Beta apps are marked.** New apps ship marked **Beta** while their behavior is being refined. They are fully usable; the label signals that the surface may still change.

## Where it lives

| Surface                 | URL                                                                |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Web app (authenticated) | `app.timepointai.com`                                              |
| Conductor REST API      | `POST https://conductor.timepointai.com/api/v1/conductor/messages` |
| Conductor MCP endpoint  | `https://conductor.timepointai.com/mcp`                            |

See the [Conductor](/products/conductor) page for how the operator itself works.