A relevance score on every match
Ranked highest first, so the noise stays at the bottom of the list.
Track competitors
See what your rivals are doing this week.
Name who you are up against. We surface what they and their customers post, ranked by relevance.
- Nothing to install
- Public sources only
- Evidence on every match
How it works
Three steps, no setup.
- 01
Name who you are watching
The competitor, the category, or the behaviour you care about, in one sentence. No dashboards, no scrapers.
- 02
SeedOps reads what gets posted
Launches, hires and customer complaints are classified as they appear, so a move surfaces while it still matters.
- 03
Read the move, then act
Every match carries the post behind it, so you see what was actually said rather than a summary.
What you get
Every match, with the receipts.
The post behind the move
Read what was said, by whom, and when, before you react to it.
Leave the watch running
Activity arrives as it is posted, rather than in a report someone writes up a month later.
Export into your stack
Move what you find into the CRM, spreadsheet, or doc your team already runs on.
Questions, answered
Can SeedOps track what competitors are doing from public posts?
SeedOps tracks what competitors are doing from public posts by reading and classifying what they and the people around them publish, then surfacing the activity that matches what you asked to watch. Every match carries the original post, so the claim and the evidence arrive together.
Does SeedOps show when a competitor's customers are unhappy?
SeedOps shows when a competitor's customers are unhappy by surfacing the posts where people describe the problem in their own words. A complaint about a tool someone already pays for is both a competitive signal and an opening for a conversation.
Do I need to configure dashboards or scrapers to watch a competitor?
You need no dashboards and no scrapers to watch a competitor with SeedOps, only a sentence naming who or what to watch. There is nothing to install, and nothing to repair when a competitor changes what they publish.
Can SeedOps watch a competitor continuously rather than on demand?
SeedOps can watch a competitor continuously rather than on demand by leaving the described watch running around the clock. Activity arrives close to the day it is posted, which is what makes a launch or a defection useful rather than historical.
Start watching the field today.
Name a competitor, and see this week's moves.