What's up?

Two new layers of AI-generated intelligence are now live on the public competitive database. Category pages (e.g. /saas-competitive-database/crm) now include a full category brief: how the market is positioned, which companies are gaining momentum, where the white space is, contested battlegrounds, and a buyer guide — all synthesised from the signals Spydomo has collected. The root page (/saas-competitive-database) now opens with an industry-level view that spans every category: dominant market patterns, cross-category themes, which categories are accelerating or stalling, and what the market is missing. Category cards on the directory are enriched with each category's current market mode and signal count.

Spydomo now has a public articles section at /articles. Each article includes a title, body, excerpt, optional header image, tags, author, and reading time estimate. Articles are paginated (15 per page), fully indexed by search engines and AI crawlers, and easy to share on X and LinkedIn. An RSS feed is available at /articles/feed.xml. The 'Articles' link has been added to the footer under Intelligence.

Company intelligence profiles are now live. Each profile answers the question 'What is [Company] doing right now?' with an AI-written strategic brief, a 'How they play to win' section, a signal history from the last 30 days, and a positioning table comparing them to their peers. Profiles are public and SEO-indexed at /saas-competitive-database/{company} — shareable without a login. Paying users get deeper access: 30 signals instead of 5, a full peer comparison, and in-app navigation that stays within their account context. Inside the app, a new 'Company briefs' section lets you browse all your tracked companies by group and jump straight to any profile.

Spydomo can now monitor competitors' X (Twitter) profiles alongside their other social channels. Posts are collected automatically on a regular cadence, capturing engagement metrics — likes, reposts, replies, quotes, and views — as well as hashtags and linked content.

Chat Mode is now available at /app/chat-mode. You can ask natural language questions — 'What has Acme been up to this week?', 'Which of my competitors is most active right now?', 'Catch me up since last week' — and get streamed, analyst-style answers drawn from your tracked companies' signals, strategic summaries, and Pulse highlights. The assistant remembers context across turns and builds up a memory of your interests over time, so follow-up questions get sharper answers. Each reply comes with three suggested follow-up questions to help you dig deeper.

Spydomo can now monitor competitors' YouTube channels and TikTok profiles alongside their LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook activity. Videos and posts are collected automatically on a regular cadence. Engagement metrics — views, likes, comments, and saves — are captured alongside descriptions and video metadata, so signals can surface content that's gaining traction.