You hear about their launch the day it happens, not the day a customer mentions it.
Every day this recipe visits the competitor websites you've configured and runs a web search on each one, looking for announcements, articles, blog posts, and press releases. AI keeps what actually matters (launches, pricing moves, funding, partnerships, acquisitions) drops the hiring posts and campaign noise, and writes a short executive summary of what changed and why it matters to you.
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Installing provisions each one, wired together and ready to run.
The competitors you track. One row per competitor: the display name and the website URL the scan should scrape each morning. This is your competitor URL list + name list.
Every important update with competitor name, source, publication date, category, and the AI summary. Doubles as your searchable competitive-intelligence archive.
Runs on a daily schedule. Visits each configured competitor website, runs a web search per competitor, filters the collected content with AI, writes the executive summary, logs the record, and notifies product and marketing.
You connect your own accounts. Swap any app that offers an alternative at install.
Push each important competitor update to your product/marketing channel with the AI summary and a link to the repository. Swap for Telegram, Discord, or Google Chat.
Email the team a branded digest of each important update with a link to the Competitor Updates table. Swap for Brevo.
Extracts clean, current page content from each configured competitor website so the AI has real content to analyze. Swap for Jina Reader.
Runs an AI-optimized web search on each competitor to discover recent announcements, news, and press beyond their own site.
A scheduled workflow fires daily. Nobody has to remember to check, and nothing depends on one person's browser habit.
For each competitor you've configured, the workflow visits their website and also runs a general web search on them, looking for recent announcements, news articles, blog posts, and press releases. Searching the open web is what catches the coverage they never published themselves.
It analyzes the content gathered from both the competitor websites and the search results, looking for genuine business updates rather than page changes.
Product launches, new feature releases, pricing changes, funding announcements, partnerships, acquisitions, and major company announcements.
Hiring posts, marketing campaigns, social media posts, and other non-critical news are filtered out before they ever reach you, which is the difference between intelligence and another feed to ignore.
For each important update, AI writes a concise summary highlighting what changed and why it matters. You read a conclusion, not a press release.
Each summarized update is stored in TinyTables with the competitor name, source, publication date, category, and AI summary. Product and marketing receive an email or Slack notification carrying the summary and a link to the record.
TinyTables becomes a searchable repository of competitor intelligence: review historical updates, identify market trends, and monitor how a rival has moved over months, not only this morning.
Everything it creates is an ordinary form, table and workflow in your workspace. Edit any of it after install. Nothing is locked.
