A guided chat turns your question into a clear scope, an audience, and the limits of what counts.
Every model works from that brief, so you are comparing answers to the same question.
Free scan
Ask one strategic question. Several AI models research it independently. You get back what they agree on, with a score and the sources behind it, in one record your team can share.
Your first scan is free. Confirm by email and it runs. We do not ask for a card or put you on a call.
A plan is due. A competitor moved. A board meeting is on the calendar. Pick the situation you are in and Signals shows you the scan built for it.
The strategy deck needs evidence from outside the company, not only the team's own view.
A new space is on the table for entry, a build versus buy decision, or an investment case. The last analyst report is already out of date.
You track a named set of rivals, but the evidence lives in a Slack channel full of screenshots that nobody can quote.
A signal is one dated finding about what is changing. It carries a score and the sources it rests on. Your signals stay in a shared Workspace with the brief and the reports, so when the question comes back your team starts from the work it already did.
A guided chat turns your question into a clear scope, an audience, and the limits of what counts.
Every model works from that brief, so you are comparing answers to the same question.
Several frontier models work the same brief at once. None of them sees what the others wrote.
Findings that repeat get merged, so agreement is visible. A finding only one model made stays on its own.
Signals opens every source behind a finding and marks it: supports, contradicts, unrelated, or could not be reached.
The mark stays on the signal, so an early warning never looks like a claim that failed.
Your signals land on a radar, placed by category and score.
Switch to a table or a card grid as the question changes, then open any single signal.
One scan, four things your team can put to work.
Each finding carries a score for how well it holds up.
Signals marks every source as supporting or contradicting it.
See every signal by category and score, as a radar, table or grid.
The question, findings, edits and reports live in one Workspace.
Briefs are complete scans: the question, the signals, and how we got there. The benchmark shows how each model performed on the same task.
A Signals Brief showing how algorithms, borders, and destinations are reshaping global mobility.
A Signals Brief showing how the global game organizes attention, identity, automation, capital, media, sponsorship, and soft power.
A Signals Brief showing how a mega-event becomes a structured scan across mobility, weather, cyber, media, sponsorship, and city reputation risk.
Chatbots, reports, consultants, and monitoring tools all have their place. Reach for Signals when the answer has to survive being questioned, and still be there next quarter.
Question, evidence, verdicts and output in one place.
Starts from your question, and reruns when it moves.
Keeps the method, so you can run it again.
Checks every source, then says what matters.
“Instead of sifting 400 components, Signals hands us 100 we can narrow to 60 to build use cases on. I can see how that elevates our capability.”
“It didn't just come through my lens, it ran through every model and showed the convergence. That gave the research real legitimacy.”
“It's powerful to be able to tailor a scoring system to define what impact looks like for your specific area.”
Enter the theme your team is trying to understand. The first scan is free.