Know what's moving in your market sooner, five minutes each morning.
Insights gives innovation-driven organisations their own market radar: news, tenders, patents and research, set up per client and delivered in your language. One portal and one daily email, also as a spoken briefing.
You define your areas of interest
You choose which competitors, suppliers and technologies you want to follow.
Your data stays yours
One database file in your own hands, with daily back-ups and a full export.
Transparent and traceable
Every item with its source, date and the number of independent sources confirming it.
What your competitor is working on is already online somewhere. It's just scattered across hundreds of sources.
Between thousands of items that don't matter. Whoever lines them up every day knows first — at a tender, with a partner, in an acquisition. Patents and (scientific) research run months ahead of the news.
Insights does that work for you, every day.
How it usually goes
- Separate newsletters that all report the same event.
- Foreign-language sources go unread.
- Trends you sense, but cannot substantiate.
How it goes with Insights
- One briefing: one item per event, all sources underneath.
- Translated automatically, from German to Chinese.
- Signals with numbers and an archive that grows every day.
A digital team of market analysts, for a fraction of the cost.
Four steps, automatically, every day.
Choose sources
Trade media, regulators, manufacturers, research, patents and tenders — decided together, always adjustable.
Read, translate, de-duplicate
Every item translated and summarised; items about the same event become one.
Weigh against your questions
Products, suppliers and technologies that matter to you weigh more.
Overview and depth
Daily email and portal for the overview; signals, dossiers and an assistant on your own archive for depth.
From daily picture to deep dive.
Your own portal per client
Your themes, source selection and weighting.
Daily email and spoken briefing
Translated and de-duplicated — five minutes to read, or listen.
Looking ahead
Patents and research alongside the news, because they run months ahead.
Tenders
Relevant tenders and market consultations in the same feed.
Signals
Acceleration, trend breaks and new connections, with numbers.
Ask the dataset
Answers from your own archive, with a source for every claim.
Insights for drones
Since May 2026 a full Insights environment has been running for the drone world: every working day, hundreds of articles from over 150 sources in eight languages.
Live demo in a call; the spoken briefing you can already hear on Spotify.
Illustration of the interface with neutral content — feel free to click around. Your environment shows your own sources, themes and articles.
✨ Daily briefing
A new entrant announces a product launch for the first quarter at a price roughly 30% below the current market level.6 sources
A consortium of three manufacturers secures European funding for a pilot plant, due for completion in 2028.7 sources
Two patent filings point to an alternative production method that roughly halves lead time.4 sources
Click a line to see the underlying sources.
| Article | Priority |
|---|---|
| Market leader acquires a sensor-technology specialist | ★★★★ |
| Regulator publishes draft certification standard | ★★★★ |
| Research institute reports a breakthrough in service life | ★★★ |
| Tender published for a regional rollout | ★★★ |
Alternative materials: +48% articles in four weeks
19 articles in the latest window against 13 before, across 11 sources — no single spike day, so not an incident.
view 19 articles →Two suppliers appear together unusually often
They are named together in 7 of 9 articles; that pairing did not occur before this quarter.
view connection →Attention for the old standard is fading
From an average of 6 to 2 articles a week since the draft standard was published.
view 8 articles →7 partijen voor het eerst genoemd this month
Three of them with more than one mention — those are now in the catalogue under Reference.
view players →| Theme | Δ |
|---|---|
| Alternative materials | +48% |
| Production automation | +12% |
| Certification & standards | +2% |
| Service life & maintenance | −41% |
Signals are recalculated every run; every line clicks through to the articles beneath it.
| Name | Maturity |
|---|---|
| Product line A — second generation | on the market |
| Supplier of core components | — |
| Alternative production method | pilot |
| New entrant (since June) | — |
Names are merged across spelling variants, so one player is also one row.
📡 Sources in this environment
- Trade media & news68
- Manufacturer press releases31
- Regulators & government17
- Patents & science9
- Tenders & registers11
- Standards bodies & associations8
- Statistics & annual reports5
- X accounts22
- Telegram channels6
⚙️ What happens every day
- Collect07:00
- Translate & summarise~15 min
- De-duplicate-38%
- Weigh against your themes~10 labels
- Briefing & daily email07:15
🔓 Accountability
Public sources; every item keeps its link and date. The number of independent sources is shown per article, so you see how widely something is reported.
📦 Recent changes
Two sources added on request: a regional trade journal and the tender portal.this week
Theme "certification" split into standards and inspections, after feedback from the team.last week
For every sector with many sources and fast-moving technology.
The sources and the weighting are per sector; the machinery underneath is the same.
Start small, push on once it works.
After each phase you can stop; what has been built stays yours.
Exploration
- Working session on your information needs
- Source list per theme
- Sample on real data
Working pilot
- Daily processing of your sources
- Portal with briefing and archive
- Daily email to the first users
Production & growth
- New sources and themes
- Quarterly analyses and deep dives
- Management, monitoring and back-ups
What people usually want to know.
What makes this different from a newsletter?
Memory and weighting. Every item builds a searchable archive on which trends and signals are computed: which supplier appears more often, which technology is accelerating.
How reliable is it?
Every item keeps its source, date and link, and you see how many independent sources report the same. Everything comes from public sources, so you can share and use it freely.
Where is my data, and who has access?
On a Dutch server at TransIP, or in your own environment. Your people sign in with their own work account; the server reaches the internet only through an outbound tunnel. If you stop, you keep the archive and an export.
Can we start small?
Yes: phase 1 is an exploration of a few weeks, before you commit to a pilot.
Curious what is circulating publicly in your sector?
Send your field and your question. You will get a first view of the available sources and a live demo.