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I’ve been building Adversa [1], a tool that monitors competitor websites and explains what actually changed. Most monitoring tools alert every time anything ch
by robinweller 7mo ago
I’ve been building Adversa [1], a tool that monitors competitor websites and explains what actually changed.
Most monitoring tools alert every time anything changes. That usually ends up being navigation tweaks or small copy edits. After a while the alerts just get ignored.
Adversa focuses on meaningful updates instead. It detects changes across competitor pages and uses AI to summarise what changed and why it might matter.
I originally built it because I was manually checking competitor pricing pages and changelogs. I also wanted something practical for smaller SaaS teams. A lot of existing tools are either enterprise-priced or the free tiers are too limited to be useful.
Still early and trying to learn what people actually want from this kind of tool.
[1] https://adversa.io https://adversa.io
- PetriCasserole 7mo agoI would have loved this when I worked in commercial real estate. Monitoring competition may have hooked me but I think there's another layer to monitoring clients.
- robinweller 7mo agoI have been suggested speaking to real estate businesses to see how useful it would be. A friend of mine used to work for a real estate company and said his company and their competitors were always at loggerheads and complaining about each other breaking rules etc. this would have stoked the fire a little!
- PetriCasserole 7mo agoTo be blunt, you can count on real estate people wanting to smell each others' buttholes... and they have money. They provide the motivation and the cash, you provide the mechanism. Seems like a match made in heaven.