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Track record

How accurate is Pareto at predicting life events?

Learning in progress. We publish a scored track record only once it clears our calibration bar — not before.

Learning in progress

We publish a scored track record only once it clears our calibration bar.

Progress to 80% accuracy0% of the way there
Resolved sample0 scored so far
  • Resolved predictions0 — needs 30
  • Accuracy0% — needs 60%

Why there are no numbers here yet

Pareto scores every resolved life events prediction against what actually happened. Until the record clears 80% accuracy at a low calibration error over a large enough sample, we show progress instead of a score. A number published too early is a marketing claim, not evidence.

Methodology

Every prediction is recorded with an explicit probability before its outcome is known. When the event resolves, the forecast is scored against reality and written to an aggregate-only ledger that holds no user reference — predictions are keyed by a salted hash, never by account. Figures on this page are aggregate and redacted: per-domain rows covering fewer than ten resolved predictions are folded into "other" or withheld entirely, so no individual household's predicted life event is ever identifiable. Nothing here is investment advice.