See sitemap activity, landing page launches, SEO and PPC themes, social and news movement, overlap with Growthware concepts, and category-based build cost estimates — all inside a living intelligence index anyone can feed.
Research Spy Mode lets people study company movement directly from the index. That includes keyword themes, ad direction, landing page detection, signal history, and what those moves likely mean.
Learn your competitors' secrets and build from them. See the SEO & PPC keywords your competitors buy and rank for, every ad they've tested, and how your own site stacks up.
Each company gets a crawl layer, signal layer, category layer, and overlap analysis so the market graph becomes more useful every time someone adds a company.
Signals are translated into threat, momentum, overlap, opportunity, category intensity, and estimated build cost so people can quickly understand what is actually worth studying.
New domains and companies are checked against the index, enriched if they already exist, and added if they do not.
Every entity gets a public intelligence surface with signal history, categories, overlap, cost estimates, and research breakdowns.
Category motion, emerging themes, active companies, and repeated patterns become visible across the whole graph.
The index is meant to be explored: company pages, signal feeds, category filters, and spy-mode comparisons all connect together.
Signals should not just be cards in a list. They should lead directly into category scoring, overlap interpretation, research context, and deep company intelligence pages.
This view needs sitemap activity, new pages, launch detection, category scoring, overlap with tracked concepts, research spy mode, and build estimates — all tied together in one intelligence surface.
This should feel like one product, not separate screens. The landing page should lead directly into the index, the index should lead into spy mode, and spy mode should lead into the company intelligence page.
This is where newly added companies become part of the index. The graph tracks signals, category movement, concept overlap, and build effort patterns across the market.