One AI, every job.
A seller watches accounts. A founder watches rivals. A recruiter watches roles. It is the same machine underneath - pick the job you actually do.
- Sales
You call when the quarter needs it.
You call the week something changed.
A round closing, a role opening, a platform being replaced - each one dated, with the document beside it and the person who owns the decision named.
- Marketing
You find out what the category said when a customer quotes it back to you.
You see the positioning move the day the page changes.
Competitor pricing and messaging pages are watched for change, so a rewrite is an event with a date rather than something noticed months later.
- Recruitment and staffing
You chase the roles everybody else can see on a job board.
You see where demand is building before the brief goes out.
Hiring is researched from the boards companies post on themselves, mapped continent to country to state - including the markets your peers are staffing and you are not.
- Leadership
Nobody can tell you what actually moved in your market last month.
One brief, with a source on every line.
The same stored intelligence the screens show is what the brief and the export are built from, so a report can never say something the workspace does not.
A seller watches accounts.
Accounts, buying triggers, the moment a budget appears
Sellers and revenue teams
- Which of my accounts are ready to buy right now?
- Who just raised money in my territory?
- Which open deal is about to be undercut on price?
- A ranked list of accounts with the trigger attached
- An alert the morning a target raises
- A dossier written before every call
- The finding written onto the CRM record
What each person actually receives
Sales & BD
The ranked list of who is ready to buy, an alert the morning a target raises money, and a dossier before every call.
Live, plus an 8am brief
Founders & leaders
What changed in your market this week, what it is likely to cost you, and the decision it asks for.
Weekly - or the hour it happens
Marketing
Rival pricing and positioning moves, share of voice, and which campaign is losing steam.
Checked twice a day
Media & PR
Filings, departures and quiet edits on your beat, with three sources already cross-checked.
Minutes after they post
Recruiters
Open roles, pay rates, time to fill, and which rival just opened an office in your city.
Daily
Investors
The behaviours that run ahead of a raise, a sale or a cut, across every company you track.
Daily
Product & R&D
Capability showing up in job specs and releases a quarter before it shows up in products.
Weekly
Your prospects
A first line that refers to something that actually happened at their company this week.
Drafted the moment a finding lands
If there is evidence, AI research will find it.
Twenty industries, one idea: AI researches what changed, and tells you what to do about it.
What you are buying, by the name you call it
The same eleven agents and the same research chain, written up under each of the four names teams use when they go shopping for one.
An AI market research tool that shows its working.
An AI market research tool that researches a market across official statistics and company evidence, then writes a report where every figure names its dataset.
Read →A market intelligence platform built on research, not on a feed.
A market intelligence platform where eleven AI agents research your companies and markets, cross-check findings and synthesise the few that change a decision.
Read →AI competitive intelligence software that cross-checks itself.
AI competitive intelligence software that researches rival pricing, launches, hiring and filings, then cross-checks each finding against independent reporting.
Read →AI market analysis read against ninety days of history.
AI market analysis that weighs each source, cross-checks the finding and reads it against ninety days of history, so a change is reported as a change.
Read →Your job, in detail
- AI research on competitor pricing, analysed against its own history.
- AI research on hiring, analysed as planned investment.
- AI research that tells you which accounts are about to buy, and why.
- AI research on the rules coming for your accounts, and what they mean.
- AI market research in minutes, with a source on every figure.
- A competitor analysis report, researched by AI agents, for US$1.
Which job do you actually do?
Tell us that, and the first brief is already shaped for it.