Where your findings land. Your choice.
Nothing has to be connected: every brief arrives by email and every screen exports to a file. When you want more, the daily brief can go to Slack on every paid plan, and on Growth and Enterprise to HubSpot, your own systems by API and webhook, and to ChatGPT or Claude.
Excel or CSV
Any table on any screen, with the columns as you have them and the sources on every row.
A brief or a report as a document, with your own branding on it, ready to send on.
Slides
A deck built from a report, so the Monday meeting is a download rather than an evening.
The email brief
On your own schedule, to whichever addresses you name.
Slack
The daily brief posted to a channel you choose, on every paid plan. We post; we never read your messages.
HubSpot
On Growth and Enterprise: each day's findings added as notes on the matching company records, with their sources.
API, webhooks, ChatGPT and Claude
On Growth and Enterprise: API keys, signed webhooks after each brief, and a connector so ChatGPT or Claude can answer from your watch list.
The narrowest access that does the job
Every connector is an account somebody grants and a credential we then hold on your behalf, so each one asks for as little as it can, is off until you switch it on, and comes off in one click.
Only what it needs
Slack can post to the one channel you pick and never reads a message. HubSpot gets a note on matching company records and nothing already there is changed. Every credential is stored encrypted.
Nothing to wait for
The email brief and every export need no connection at all. The first brief never depends on anybody granting anything.
It goes where you already work
Excel into your model, CSV into your warehouse, PDF into the board pack, slides into Monday. You decide where it lands, not us.
If a connector would genuinely change what you can do with this, tell us which one and what you would do with it. We would rather build the one somebody needs than list twenty-six nobody asked for.
Tell us what you run
We will tell you how the brief reaches you, and what it looks like on your own market.