Feature · Competitor tracking
Add a competitor’s website. Kindal finds their pricing and product pages, jobs, blog, news and founders on X, watches them for changes and writes a brief that says what each change means for you.
They raised the price and bundled AI. Your Team plan is now $10 cheaper with similar limits.
Enter the website. Kindal finds the pages and channels worth watching: homepage, pricing, docs, solutions, job board, blog, status page, socials, news and the founders’ X accounts.


Key pages are re-read on a schedule. Only sections that really changed are kept: menus, headers and footers are ignored, so a redesign does not flood you with noise.
Each tracker brief lists what competitors did and what they published, and a “so what” for every development, based on the objectives you set.
Their mid-market customers may now be open to a cheaper option.
Pricing, docs, solutions, jobs, blog, status page, socials, news and founders on X.
Changed sections of key pages, judged by AI, without menu and footer noise.
New roles from Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever and other job boards.
What they did and what they published over 30, 90 or 365 days.
Each development explained against your objectives.
Briefs at the cadence you choose, by email, Slack or Telegram.
Changes to key pages such as pricing, homepage, docs and solutions, new job openings, blog posts, news, social accounts and the founders’ posts on X.
No. Menus, headers, footers and changes repeated on every page are ignored. Only sections that really changed are judged and reported.
A tracker can cover several companies. Limits depend on your plan.
On the cadence you set for the tracker. Each change lands on the timeline and in the next brief.
Yes. You can add or rename sources, pause them and add founders’ X handles.
Set up a topic in a few minutes. Your first brief arrives as soon as your sources publish something.