For founders and CEOs

The analyst team you have not hired yet, on shift every night.

Rivals, pricing, customers and the rules coming for your market, read overnight and written into one brief. You read five minutes of it instead of five tabs.

The problem

Founders are the company’s competitive intelligence function, part time, at eleven at night. The rival’s launch gets noticed when a customer mentions it, and the board asks market-size questions nobody has had time to answer properly.

What arrives
  • A competitor digest: what every tracked rival did this week
  • Pricing & packaging changes, dated and diffed
  • Market research reports with a source on every figure, for the board deck
  • Slides and PDF exports so the Monday meeting is a download
Who does the work

The agents on the job, in the order they work

  1. 01 · Scout and Pricer

    Read your rivals’ news, sites and pricing pages, and every account you care about.

  2. 02 · Sifter

    Throws away the ninety-nine per cent that changes nothing, and keeps a log of what it held back.

  3. 03 · Analyst

    Writes the brief, the competitor digest and a battlecard per rival.

What it does not do
  • It reads what companies make public. It does not know what a rival has not announced.
  • It does not forecast. Forecasts are a separate paid engagement.
Which plan

Most founders start on Starter with the Market lens, and move to Growth to watch rivals, accounts and hiring at once.

Questions

What people ask

How quickly do I see something useful?
Your first brief is built in about ten minutes, because it reads the last ninety days before it starts watching forwards.
Do I need to set up integrations?
No. Briefs arrive by email and everything exports to Excel, CSV, PDF or slides. There is nothing to install.
Is it cheaper than hiring?
It costs less than a part-time analyst and works every night. It does not replace judgement: it hands you the evidence so your judgement is faster.

See it on your own market.

A working demo on the companies you actually care about, not a recorded video.