See what Orlea tells you when a competitor moves

A competitor launches a feature

Acme, a fictional company, watches six competitors. This is one change, as it appears in Acme's workspace.

1. 01What was detected

   Kestrine's changelog, blog and newsroom are read for new posts. Three of them told one story, so they arrive as one change, not three. A notable feature launch is rated medium.

2. 02Why it matters

   The interpretation, written by AI from the facts and your company's profile, set apart under its own label. It names the uncertainty (the price after the beta) rather than hiding it.

3. 03What changed

   What the launch is, in three facts taken from the posts: what it does, who gets it and what it costs. Where a source doesn't say (the price after the beta), the write-up says so instead of guessing.

4. 04The evidence

   Every report it rests on, with where it was published and when. Each one links to the original, so the claim can be checked in a click.

5. 05Suggested responses

   Suggestions for your team, each with an owner and the effort. Following a competitor closely is a real setting: its changes then reach you at once, whatever their priority.

6. 06Where it reaches you

   Medium priority: in the signal feed now, in tomorrow morning's digest, and in Slack if your channel takes medium changes (Slack is on Pro, Team and Enterprise). Nobody is interrupted for it.