What we shipped. Every release.

Click any competitor and see every data point we have on them in one long-form page — profile, pricing, features, SWOT, momentum, founder activity, press mentions, community pulse, visual atlas, all filtered to that single company.

See what roles competitors are hiring across Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, and LinkedIn. Hiring surges in specific departments signal strategy shifts before they become public.

New subdomains, SSL certificates, and DNS changes surface when competitors are building something in stealth — often weeks before announcements.

GitHub releases, Product Hunt launches, App Store version bumps, and changelog RSS feeds — see how fast each competitor ships and what they're shipping.

Where competitor founders show up — podcast appearances, YouTube interviews, conference speaker lists, Google Trends momentum. Classified by theme (product, fundraising, hiring, thought leadership).

News articles about each competitor with sentiment badges (positive/negative/neutral), sorted by recency. Powered by Brave News + AI classification.

Recent founder posts from X/LinkedIn with engagement metrics and theme classification.

Download any report as a branded PDF. Three formats: full report, executive summary, per-competitor dossier. Cached for 24h after first download.

Upload a PDF, DOCX, or TXT describing your product and Rivalize will ground its recommendations in your actual reality instead of guessing from your homepage.

Every project now auto-creates monitoring schedules. Free tier runs weekly, Starter daily, Pro 6x daily, Agency hourly. No configuration needed.

Automatic monitoring across Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, and LinkedIn Jobs. Detect hiring surges in specific departments before competitors announce anything.

For public competitors: 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and S-1 filings plus earnings transcripts, all monitored directly from SEC EDGAR. For private competitors: continuous funding rounds, acquisitions, and exec changes from Crunchbase.

New subdomains on competitor domains (like app.stripe.com or billing-v2.rivalize.ai) get flagged the moment their SSL certificate is issued — often weeks before products launch.

Previously one-shot enrichments now poll continuously. GitHub releases, Product Hunt launches, iOS and Android version bumps, and any competitor's changelog RSS feed.

Track where competitor founders show up. Listen Notes for podcasts, YouTube Data API for interviews, Papercall/Sessionize for conference speakers, Google Trends for brand momentum.

Critical and high-severity events fire instant alerts to your Slack webhook or email. Medium events batch into the weekly digest. Configure per project which event types trigger which channels.

A real-time feed of high-severity competitor events across all your tracked projects, on the dashboard. Subscribe to it via SSE from your own tools.

The weekly digest is now an AI-synthesized intelligence brief with three sections: Key Updates, Risks, and Opportunities. Source footnotes on every claim.

See every competitor's full data stacked in a single scrollable view. Each competitor gets a complete section stack — profile, pricing, features, SWOT, momentum, founder, press, community, visual atlas — rather than a grid of shallow cards.

Filter the Changes Feed by category: hiring signals, infrastructure changes, product cadence, founder activity. See exactly what matters to you.

Toggle between Posts, Appearances, and Trend spikes on any founder. See their LinkedIn and X posts, podcast and YouTube appearances, and Google Trends momentum in one place.

Configure each monitor type individually per project — enable news tracking but disable ad tracking, or dial cadence up for one monitor and down for another.

Dashboard UI for configuring which events trigger which channels. Severity-tiered rules, per-event-type overrides, Slack webhook verification.

Swept every report across the database and eliminated visible 'Unknown', 'N/A', and raw URL artifacts. Every empty field now either renders a proper fallback or is hidden entirely.

Fixed three performance bugs in the website scraper that caused entity extraction to fail on valid pages. Reports now complete with full data on sites we previously partially skipped.

The scraper correctly handles modern Next.js sites that render client-side, no longer mistaking them for blank pages.

Pages that return 401, login screens, or error states no longer get ingested as real content.

Five enrichment batches that previously ran sequentially now execute in parallel. Standard reports complete noticeably faster.

Fixed subdomain product brands being misnamed as their parent company. Every rendered report now uses canonical brand casing.

Fixed a bridge bug where reports generated but competitor rows never landed in the database. Resolved by falling back to alternate synthesis sources (comparison matrix, SWOT, pricing) when the primary path is empty. Backfill script also included.

Disabled admin routes in production, locked down trust proxy, tightened IDOR protections across all resource routes.

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC properly configured. Webhook ordering fixed. Suppression list handling now reliable.

Four report renderers now gracefully handle null/undefined inputs instead of failing the whole report.

Social links now validated against the brand name. Competitors with no detected social or brand presence show a proper empty state instead of misleading partial data.

Every report tracks the synthesis version and render version it was produced with. Makes it trivial to invalidate caches and re-render with newer templates.

New Starlight-powered docs site scaffolded under apps/docs. Build and deploy pipeline wired into the monorepo.

crt.sh rate-limiting handled with Retry-After and automatic failover to CertSpotter when crt.sh is unavailable.

Removed 9 orphan migration files that were drifting from the journal.