Why Spydomo vs Perplexity
Perplexity is excellent for fast research with citations. Spydomo is built for ongoing competitive awareness — tracking, filtering, and summarizing what changed, consistently, week after week.
Spydomo combines automation + AI with sourcing, memory, scoring, trend logic, and workflow — so your team gets dependable signals without doing “research sessions” every time.
Best for
- Perplexity: one-off research, quick answers, citations
- Spydomo: ongoing monitoring, trend detection, curated signals
- Teams who want a repeatable weekly cadence
Perplexity
Great for research sessions
Spydomo
Built for ongoing competitive awareness
Primary job
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Answer questions with citations from the web.
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Track your market and deliver curated signals over time.
Ongoing monitoring
Manual
Manual. You run a new query when you think of it.
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Automatic monitoring with scheduled runs and change detection.
What changed since last week?
Manual
You compare outputs yourself across sessions.
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Built-in history and trend logic — designed for week-over-week clarity.
Noise filtering
Varies
You can refine queries, but curation is on you.
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Filters and scoring prioritize what matters (signals, relevance, impact).
Source trust
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Citations are strong for web research.
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Traceability is built-in: every insight ties back to the original source inside the system.
Workflow output
Manual
Great answers — but you still organize the work.
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Finished product: structured feed, context, tags/themes, and a consistent UX.
Weekly cadence
Manual
You decide when to research (and it slips).
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A consistent weekly digest / feed you can review in 10 minutes.
Team adoption
Varies
Often operator-driven (someone runs the research).
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Shared workflow: predictable output your team can review together.
Total cost of ownership
Varies
Great tool — but it’s time-based (more value = more time spent researching).
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Maintained system with consistent output and a workflow your team can rely on.
Best use case
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Ad-hoc questions: “What is X?” “Compare A vs B.”
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Ongoing awareness: “What should we pay attention to this week?”