For financial services
Fees, terms and filings, watched for you
Banks, insurers and fintechs compete through price lists, account terms, product pages, apps and announcements. Orlea watches the pages you choose, reads their press and filings, and tells you what changed, with the exact before and after.
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Illustration with fictional companies and people.How a change becomes an alert
The problem
Where fees and terms hide.
Fee changes hide in long pages
A higher card fee or a new account tier sits in a price list few people reread.
Terms change without a headline
Product and account terms are updated quietly, and the change is one sentence deep.
Fintechs ship weekly
New features, app releases and partnerships arrive faster than a quarterly review.
Where to start
Start with their price lists.
- Website changesPrice lists, account terms and product pages you choose, with the exact wording before and after.
- App Store releasesCompetitors' iPhone, iPad and Mac apps checked daily, features told apart from fixes.
- Official filingsResults, acquisitions and board changes from SEC EDGAR and Companies House.
A day in practice
A morning with Orlea
- 08:00The digest: Halvmark Bank's price list adds a monthly fee to its basic account, before and after.
- 08:15Tallowby's app adds instant card freeze; Pellmora announces a payments partnership.
- 09:30Your product review starts from what changed, not from last quarter's screenshots.
Product tour
See the exact wording, before and after.
Terms change one sentence deep. Step through a reworded page: every word removed and added, marked in place, the screenshots of both reads, and the interpretation kept apart from the facts. The example is a software company; a price list or terms page is read the same way.
Take the tour- 01What was detected
- 02Why it matters
- 03What changed
- 04The evidence
- 05Suggested responses
- 06Where it reaches you
Before you rely on it
What it reads, how it decides, where it stops.
Public sources only
What any visitor can see: public pages, feeds, job boards, app listings and official registers. Our crawler names itself, respects robots.txt and never logs in. No social media.
About OrleaBotConfirmed, then explained
Banners, dates and cookie notices are filtered out, and a change counts only when a second read shows it too. Claude, Anthropic's AI model, then writes why it matters and ranks it. The exact before and after stay beside the write-up.
How it worksHonest about its limits
AI write-ups can be wrong, so uncertain intent is called likely and anyone on your team can mark a write-up inaccurate. A page we can't read shows as blocked or unreadable, never as unchanged.
What it can't see
Orlea is made by Digitona AB in Stockholm, Sweden. How we protect your workspace: Security. Who we are: About.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does it watch our competitors' fees and terms?
It watches the public pages you choose: price lists, account terms and product pages. A changed fee or sentence arrives with the exact wording before and after. Nothing behind a login, such as online banking, is ever read.
Is it advice?
No. Orlea reports what competitors published and an AI view of why it may matter to you. It isn't financial, legal or compliance advice, and every claim links to its source so your team can check it.
Which apps and filings does it cover?
Apps on Apple's US App Store, and filings from SEC EDGAR and Companies House. A bank registered elsewhere has no filings in Orlea; its pages, apps and announcements are still read.
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