Every category has a tell — the exact phrasing someone uses right before they are ready to spend. Intent platforms sell you a topic. We build the feed around your sentence, and it starts running the same week.
See a sample hour of this feed →
Anonymised, because the real ones name a real vendor and quote a real person. On a call you see the live feed for your own market.
The legacy providers score accounts against broad content categories and refresh on a weekly cycle, which is fine for planning and useless for reacting. Almost half of intent records go stale inside two weeks. What actually converts is narrower and faster: one specific thing a person said, in public, this morning — and a way for your team or your agent to act on it before anybody else read it.
You write who the buyer is and what they say. We build the rubric, the query bank and the realtime filters, and show you the first captures before you commit.
JSON to your webhook or an MCP server your own AI can query: source, timing, classification, and a summary written for a model to act on.
The feed learns from what you act on. Language that produced good signals gets weighted up; queries that produce noise get retired.
It is your rubric. Change it whenever the market moves, and the feed changes with it — no re-contracting, no new SKU.
We point the feed at your competitors and your category, open a private channel, and let it run for a week. You watch real signals land in real time. If nothing lands worth acting on, you have lost nothing and we have learned something.