Keep the source.
Enter a public source URL, the date you checked it and a short note in your own words.
For founders and marketing teams: collect what competitors actually say, separate your interpretation, and choose what to test.
Free local workbench. No account. No estimated traffic numbers.
Every test points back to evidence IDs, a named owner and a decision rule, so a neat brief cannot hide a guess.
Enter a public source URL, the date you checked it and a short note in your own words.
Observation is what a source says. Inference is your reading. Unknown stays a question.
Each campaign test cites evidence IDs, has an owner and a decision rule written before the result.
Download an HTML review brief, a CSV ledger and a JSON archive. Your exported pack is the handoff.
Nothing is saved. Export before you leave or refresh.
Enter a public source URL, check date and short note.
Label it observation, inference or unknown. Link evidence IDs to a test.
Export the HTML review brief, CSV ledger and JSON archive.
These are the workbench limits, not performance figures. There are no estimated traffic or demand numbers anywhere in this tool.
Review one offer, collect competitors' messages and hand a clear test brief to the person doing the work.
Build a product line evidence pack. Record owners, unresolved questions and decision rules before stakeholder review.
No enterprise account controls, shared storage or automated intelligence.
No. You read public sources and enter short notes. It does not fetch links or invent missing data.
There are no estimated traffic or demand numbers. Source notes are not verified by this software.
Only in this tab's memory. Export before leaving or refreshing. There is no account or autosave.
Do not put confidential material in a public demo. Keep exported packs within your approved audience.
A synthetic rehearsal, not real competitors or market evidence. Example URLs use reserved example domains.
Yes, human research services are available by invoice after the scope is agreed. No payment or order is accepted on this site.
Free, local and manual. Start with one source note.