For competitive intelligence teams
Run competitive intelligence on evidence, not screenshots
Every source your programme follows, from pricing and key pages to newsrooms, job boards, apps and filings, read on a schedule, confirmed and explained in one feed. Stakeholders get the part that matters to them, and every claim links back to its source.
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Illustration with fictional companies and people.How a change becomes an alert
The problem
Where a CI programme loses its hours.
Collection eats the analysis
Most of the week goes to checking pages and pasting screenshots, and the analysis gets what is left.
Signals arrive in pieces
A press release, a job board and a filing tell one story, and they sit in three tabs.
Stakeholders ask for proof
“Where does that come from?” sends you back through folders for the screenshot someone took in March.
Where to start
Start with the signal feed.
- Signal feedPages, press, hiring, apps and filings in one keyboard-first feed, filtered by competitor, category and priority, each change with its evidence.
- BattlecardsA card per competitor that rewrites itself when the competitor moves, citing the changes behind each point.
- Ask OrleaStart a memo from a cited answer about what a competitor did in a quarter, not from a blank page.
A day in practice
A Monday with Orlea
- 08:00The weekly brief reaches every stakeholder: two rivals changed pricing, and Brisklane closed an acquisition.
- 09:30Sales asks about Brisklane's new Pro. Its battlecard already cites the price change.
- 11:00You ask: “What has Tallowby done since its Series B?” The answer lists each change with its date and source.
Product tour
See the evidence behind a change.
Step through a competitor's homepage redesign: the text diff, the screenshots before and after with the changed areas outlined, the interpretation kept apart from the facts.
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
Which sources does it cover?
Each competitor's key pages (pricing, product, offers, changelog), its blog and newsroom, press releases and coverage, its job board on Greenhouse, Lever or Ashby, its App Store apps, and filings with SEC EDGAR and Companies House. Never social media, and never anything behind a login.
Can I cite what it tells me?
Yes. Every change keeps the exact before and after with the dates of both reads, and answers come only from what Orlea tracked for your workspace, never from a web search. Every claim links to the page version, release or filing it comes from.
How do stakeholders get it without learning a tool?
Each person chooses their own email: instant alerts for high priority, a daily or weekly digest, the Monday brief. Viewers read everything and change nothing, and a single change can be shared by read-only link. On Pro, Team and Enterprise, alerts can also go to a Slack channel.
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