Competitor Radarמעקב מתחרים
Define the competitors you care about, and the dashboard gathers public information: websites, products, pricing, launches, messaging and news. A profile per company, a uniform comparison table, a timeline of changes and a periodic summary. Every item has a source and a date, with a clear line between verified facts, estimates and insights.
A peek at a dashboard in development, with sample data.
A live demo on the site, with sample data. No sign-up, no install. Anything you add stays in your own browser.
A prompt you paste into Claude Code, Codex or a desktop AI app. It builds the dashboard in a ChatToDash folder on your computer, with a few questions about you and fixed rules, so the result is personal and keeps the same quality.
A recipe that connects to the DNA, memory and agents you already have. If something is missing, Claude tells you exactly what before installing.
Who it is for
Founders, product and marketing people who need to know what is happening in the market.
How you fill it and where it lives
Starts empty. Add your competitors and what you know about them, with source and date. Everything stays with you.
What AI can add: AI can check what changed for your competitors, in websites, pricing and launches, and add it to the timeline.
What happens automatically
As often as you choose: a check of what changed for your competitors, in sites, pricing and launches, with source and date.
When you build it you choose: a recurring task in your AI tool that updates the dashboard on its own, or an "Update now" button inside it. The chat and the dashboard stay in sync either way.
What the first version will do
- A profile per competitor
- A comparison table
- A timeline of changes
- Source and date for every item
- Automatic updates from your AI, or an "Update now" button
Where it is going
- A periodic summary of what changed
- Opportunities, threats and gaps
- Alerts on significant changes
Possible AI capabilities. Not built yet.
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