Competitor monitoring
that runs itself
Checking competitors by hand happens when someone remembers, so it happens rarely. Tell Xorviex whom to watch and how often. Agents read the public sources, keep each number they find, and tell you what changed since last time, with the pages they used.
Describe the job.
Get it done.
Each of these is one sentence you could type into Command Chat. Xorviex asks what it needs, plans the team and runs it.
Price tracking
Every day, check the pricing pages of these six competitors and message me in Slack only when a price or plan changes.
A daily mission that stays quiet unless something changed.
Social activity
Every week, record each competitor's follower counts and their top posts on LinkedIn and X, and show me who is growing.
Measurements stored per company, so a trend is real, not a guess.
Launch watch
Watch these competitors' blogs and changelogs and send me a summary the day something new appears.
A short summary per launch, with the link.
Market map
Find every company that sells a product like ours in the US and UK, and give me a table with size and pricing.
A table with sources, delivered as a spreadsheet.
Checked
before it reaches you
A separate Supervisor scores every output from 0 to 5 against your goal and rules. Below the bar, it goes back with feedback. If it can't be audited, it waits for you.
Numbers are kept
Every measurement is stored with its source and time, so growth is shown as a trend. With a single reading it says there is not enough history instead of inventing a percentage.
Finds the right pages
Agents search the web, confirm a company's own site and verified social profiles, and read pages in a real browser when the page needs one.
Only what changed
A page-watch trigger reads a page for free and starts a mission only when it changed.
Checked, with sources
A separate Supervisor scores each report against your goal, and the sources are listed so you can check them yourself.
Questions
answered
Public web pages, search results, public company filings and records, and public social profile numbers. It does not log in to a competitor's account or read anything private.
On any cron schedule, daily, weekly or custom, shown in UTC. You can also run one on demand.
Yes. A page-watch trigger checks a page and acts only when it changed, and the result can be sent to Slack, email or a document.
Plans start at $99 a month, or load credit from $10 and pay only for the work done. A new account starts with free usage and needs no card.
Hand off the work.
Keep the control.
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