Competitive intelligence for founders — know first, move first

Why founders use Dozier

As a founder you need to know what the market is doing, but you can't spend your week reading competitors' changelogs. Dozier gives you that awareness on tap: seed your rivals and it researches the live web, returns findings that each cite a named public source with a confidence badge, and turns them into a ranked next move priced against your own numbers — so competitive intelligence ends in a decision, not another dashboard. Then it keeps watching. Radar re-checks the market on a cadence and only interrupts you when something material moved, which means silence is information too: it checked, and nothing changed.

What Dozier does for founders

• Market awareness without the busywork

  Seed your rivals once and Dozier does the ongoing research and monitoring, so you stay current without adding a standing item to your week.

• Evidence you can take to the board

  Every finding cites its named public source and a confidence badge, and the source is archived — so the competitive picture you present is defensible.

• Intelligence that ends in a decision

  Moves turns findings into a ranked recommended action priced against your numbers, and the scoreboard tracks what each one returned.

• Only interrupts when it matters

  Radar alerts you on material change only — new pricing, a launch, an opening — so you're not babysitting a feed to stay informed.

How it works

1. 1

   Seed your market

   Add the competitors that matter; a name or URL is enough for Dozier to start researching.

2. 2

   Get the picture and the move

   Review a cited Dossier and the ranked next move, priced against your own numbers.

3. 3

   Let Radar keep watch

   Leave it on and get pinged only when something material changes — otherwise, no news is good news.

FAQ

I don't have time to run competitive intelligence — how much work is this?

Little ongoing effort by design. You seed your rivals once; Dozier handles the research, hands you a ranked move, and then monitors with Radar, interrupting you only when something material changes. Staying informed doesn't become a recurring task.

How is this different from just asking an AI chatbot about my competitors?

A general chatbot answers from memory and rarely cites anything checkable. Dozier researches the live web when you run it and cites every finding to a named public source with a confidence badge — so the picture is current and defensible, not a plausible guess.

Does it tell me what to do, or just what happened?

Both. Beyond the cited research, Moves ranks a recommended next action and prices it against your own numbers, and the scoreboard tracks potential versus realized impact — so intelligence turns into a decision.

Dozier for other teams

• For startupsStartupsCompetitive intelligence for startups
• For agenciesAgenciesCompetitive intelligence for agencies
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