Workflows for watching your market.
Each recipe takes one recurring question, such as which rival ads keep running or what changed in a rival's prices, and turns it into a repeatable workflow: the problem, the output, what you need, the setup and the prompt.
Grouped by the loop that will run them.
Competitor website monitor · in build
Rival price change → a pricing response
When a rival changes a price, put the full price on both sites side by side, then decide whether to match, hold, or answer with delivery, a bundle or a guarantee.
Output: A short pricing note for each change: what moved, how the full price now compares (including delivery and f…RecipeNew rival pages → content gaps
Spot the new pages your rivals publish, from guides to category pages, and turn them into a ranked list of content gaps on your own site.
Output: A list of the new pages each rival has added, grouped by topic and intent, with the gaps on your own site r…RecipeA promotions calendar of your rivals
Build a year-round calendar of when your rivals run sales, what they offer and where they promote it, so you can plan your own promotions on purpose.
Output: A calendar of each rival's promotions by month: the offer, the mechanic (discount, bundle, free delivery, g…RecipeA homepage change log for each rival
Keep a dated record of what each rival puts on their home page, their headline, offer and proof, so you can see what they are testing and what they keep.
Output: A dated log per rival of the home page headline, main offer, calls to action, proof shown and navigation, w…RecipeSeasonal offer comparison
Compare what each rival offers at a seasonal moment, side by side and on the same terms, so you can judge whether your offer stands out or blends in.
Output: A side-by-side table of each rival's seasonal offer, converted to what a customer actually gets on a typica…RecipeDelivery and returns policy changes
Track changes to your rivals' delivery charges, thresholds, speeds and returns terms, and decide whether your own policy is now a reason to buy or a reason to leave.
Output: A dated table of each rival's delivery options, charges, free-delivery threshold, returns window and return…Reviews and reputation watch · in build
Review themes → ad hooks
Read your reviews and your rivals' reviews for the words customers use, then turn the strongest themes into ad hooks in their language.
Output: A ranked list of review themes with verbatim quotes, the gaps where rivals are praised for something you ar…RecipeA review-response backlog
Turn unanswered reviews into a prioritised backlog with draft replies in your voice, starting with the ones a future customer is most likely to read.
Output: A backlog of unanswered reviews sorted by priority, a draft reply for each in your tone, and a short list o…Competitor ad watch · in build
Rivals' longest-running ads → a creative brief
Turn the ads your rivals keep paying for into a one-page creative brief: the hooks, offers and formats worth testing against your own.
Output: A one-page creative brief: the angles your rivals keep running, the offers behind them, the formats they fa…RecipeNew competitor detection
Notice new rivals early by checking who appears on your most valuable searches and who starts advertising against your terms, before they take share.
Output: A dated list of every business appearing on your most valuable searches, with new names flagged, a short pr…RecipeGoogle paid keyword overlap
Map which of your paid search terms your rivals also advertise on, and where they advertise and you do not, without ever clicking their ads.
Output: A keyword overlap map: terms you share with each rival, terms only you bid on, and terms rivals appear on t…Recipe questions
Can a loop run these recipes for me today?
Not yet. The loops are in build and none runs for customers. Every recipe includes a by-hand method and a prompt, so you can run it yourself now.
Which model should I paste the prompt into?
Any capable general-purpose model. Each prompt makes the model quote the evidence you paste and label every point OBSERVATION or HYPOTHESIS, so the output is only as good as the evidence you gather.
Is it fair to watch competitors like this?
Every recipe uses public pages, public ad libraries and your own accounts only. They respect robots.txt, never log in to a rival's account, and never click a rival's paid ads. The monitoring guide explains the rules we work to.
Each loop is in build. None is on sale.
See what each loop will watch, and ask to hear when one ships.