Every change, logged
Pricing, launches, positioning, funding, and hiring changes are recorded per competitor with what changed and when.
World tracks competitors, markets, and outside changes.
The outside world, tracked by AI.
World maps the project's competitors, shows where each one wins and where you win, and watches their sites for changes.
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What World watches.
World watches competitor sites, pricing pages, launch announcements, funding news, hiring, and reviews, continuously. Each change is logged with what changed and when.
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Updates become readable patterns.
World makes markets, competitors, and launches easier to read as a pattern instead of a pile of isolated updates.
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The relevant change reaches you in time.
World surfaces outside changes at the right moment, with a short readable label that makes their relevance clear.
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A concise brief, when it matters.
World turns the outside change worth noticing into a short intelligence brief, so the next question is clearer than the next scroll.
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Signals land where the team works.
A relevant change posts to Wire as a notification, attaches to the open decision in Way, and files its brief into Workspace. Competitive context reaches the person deciding, inside the tool they are already in.
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Coverage, relevance, and context at decision time.
Continuous coverage
World watches markets, competitors, and launches so you do not have to scroll for signal.
Ranked by relevance
Changes that touch a decision the team made rank first. World limits interruptions to three per person and two per project.
Context at decision time
When a decision comes up, the competitive context is already there waiting for you.
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Competitors, sources, and recommendations.
A row for each competitor
Each competitor has a row with pricing, what it wins on, who it sells to, and how confident World is.
The analysis and its sources
World writes a summary, a positioning map, a capability grid, the biggest threat, and where you win. Every source is listed and marked verified or unverified.
Rename, remove, and undo
You can rename a capability or remove a competitor. Undo applies to removing a competitor.
Ask a question
Ask a question about the market. World researches public sources and recommends one piece of work.
Add a recommendation to the plan
Any recommendation can be added to the plan as work, a decision, or a signal.
Linked to a decision you made
When a recommendation conflicts with a decision the team already made, World links to that decision or suggests revisiting it.
Watching for each page
Watching can be turned on for each competitor or page, and settings show whether each page is being checked.
What each refresh changes
Each refresh lists new competitors, updates, and competitors that left. Earlier versions of the analysis stay available.
A direction you decided against
World notes when a competitor chose a direction the team decided against.
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Planned for World.
World will carry deeper competitive context over time.
Win context
What changed in the market before deals were won or lost, kept next to the record of the deal itself.
What World helps you answer.
- How is World different from Crayon or Klue?
- World by Ask The W watches competitor sites, pricing pages, launches, funding news, hiring, and reviews, and it logs each change with what changed and when. Changes that touch a decision your team made rank first. Each change reaches the team where it works: as a notification in Wire, attached to the open decision in Way, and as a brief filed in Workspace. World fits teams that want competitor changes to show up beside the decisions they affect.
- How does World track competitors?
- World keeps a row for each competitor, watches their public pricing, changelog, and careers pages, and searches the web for launches and price changes. It ranks each change by relevance and writes a short brief, with sources, when a change matters.
- Sales and marketing teams often use Klue or Crayon for competitive intelligence. What does World do for a project team?
- World tracks the competitors and market changes that affect one project, and links each change to the decision it affects.
- How much does World cost?
- World is included in Ask The W. Ask The W is $20 a person each month. You pay for the work your agents deliver, at one listed price per job. Viewers stay free.
Ask The W
The other W agents.
The W agents share the same projects, people, and agents. World feeds them: changes post to Wire, attach to decisions in Way, and file into Workspace.
World
Stay informed about the outside world.
World logs what competitors changed, ranks what matters, and delivers it where the team decides.