The competitive-intelligence platform
Solvenq researches your market, turns findings into ranked action, and keeps watching — four engines that work as one. Sweep builds the Dossier. Dossier hands you the Moves. Radar tells you when it’s time to Sweep again.
- Engine 01 · Competitor research engineSweepSeed a rival, a site, or a name and Solvenq reads the live web, then comes back with cited findings — not a chatbot guess.
- Engine 02 · Competitive-intelligence reportDossierEvery claim shows its receipts and a confidence badge, in a shareable report that grows instead of going stale.
- Engine 03 · Decision & action engineMovesThe part nobody else ships: the recommended action, ranked, with a potential dollar impact priced from your own numbers.
- Engine 04 · Continuous monitoring engineRadarSolvenq keeps scanning after the report — tracking your market and alerting you the moment something material changes.
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What the four engines do together
Most competitive-intelligence tooling does one of three jobs: it researches, it monitors, or it organizes what you found. Solvenq's four engines exist because the actual loop needs all three plus a fourth step the category mostly leaves to you — deciding. Sweep does the research: it reads the live web and returns findings, each cited to a named source and archived in the Evidence Vault. Dossier is where findings live: a structured report per rival that updates rather than starting from scratch. Moves is the deciding engine: findings become ranked actions, each priced against your own numbers so "so what?" has a dollar answer. Radar closes the loop: it re-runs the research on a weekly or monthly cadence and alerts you only when something material changed.
The order matters. Sweep builds the Dossier, the Dossier hands you the Moves, and Radar tells you when it's time to Sweep again. Nothing here is a standalone feature bolted to a dashboard — each engine's output is the next one's input.
Who it's built for
Founders, operators, and agencies who run their own competitive research — one person owning the competitive question, not a dedicated analyst team. That constraint shaped everything: self-serve from $0 with no demo call, a first Sweep in minutes, and citations on every finding because a one-person shop can't afford to act on an unsourced claim.
How to choose where to start reading
Start from your sharpest doubt. Skeptical that automated research can be trusted? Read Sweep — the citation and evidence model is the answer. Wondering what you'd actually show a client or your team? Read Dossier. Tired of reports that end in "interesting"? Read Moves. Burned by research that was stale a month after you did it? Read Radar. Or skip the reading: the free Exposure Audit takes about thirty seconds to start and shows you the loop on your own market.