AI market research
Work out your competitors' playbook without handing over a list.
You give it one instruction. The run finds who you are up against on its own, pulls out each competitor's pricing, user reviews and social media tactics, then gathers the opportunities, the threats and what to do about them into one report.
- The problem
- Building the competitor list by hand is half a day — and when it is built, it still does not tell you what is landing.
- What you get
- Runs that stay in the history, each ending in a report of feature gaps, opportunities, threats and concrete recommendations.
Sources
14
kinds of source searched for
You do not supply the competitor list. The run finds it.
Discovery runs across several channels: review sites, comparison articles, pricing pages and communities. Candidates are ranked by confidence, and the strongest go on to the deep dive.
- 01 App store category lists
- 02 App store user reviews
- 03 Product Hunt
- 04 G2 and Capterra
- 05 Reddit and community threads
- 06 Comparison and listicle articles
- 07 Pricing pages
- 08 Competitor websites
- 09 Changelogs and feature pages
- 10 Third-party reviews
- 11 TikTok, Instagram, YouTube profiles
- 12 X and LinkedIn presences
- 13 Meta Ad Library
- 14 TikTok Creative Center
From finding to decision
The report ends by telling you what to do.
The report is not a document to read and close. What competitors do is turned into opportunities and threats for you, and from there into three to five concrete recommendations.
How it works
- No competitor list needed — the run does the discovery
- Each competitor's pricing, reviews and social tactics
- The report ends by telling you what to do
- It can run itself weekly if you want it to
AI market research
Eleven tools, one account, one brand book.
You don't have to decide which one to start with — they are all inside the same workspace.
Trial credits come with the account.
