signal
Funding, hiring, pricing, and prod launches in one view
We stitch SEC filings, job boards, changelog feeds, Crunchbase deltas, GitHub activity, and pricing-page diffs into a single company record that updates on its own.
AI Startup Insights is the briefing desk for operators who need to know what the AI ecosystem is actually doing, not what it tweeted about. 2,471 companies tracked. Every four hours. Structured. Queryable. Quiet.
2,471
Companies tracked
18,300
Signals ingested / week
62
Source feeds
Every 4h
Dashboard updated
Sample feed, last 72h
Helical Labs
Series A closed at $28M. Lead: Redpoint.
Obvious Inc.
First enterprise AE posted. Signal: moving upmarket.
Stacklight
Removed free tier. Starter now $49/mo.
Kernelbase
Shipped SOC 2 Type II + dedicated deployments.
Brightwater AI
Landing page now returns 410. Team dispersed.
Cerenote
Switched default from GPT-4 to their own fine-tune.
This is a structured, redacted sample. Full feed is gated.
Product
signal
We stitch SEC filings, job boards, changelog feeds, Crunchbase deltas, GitHub activity, and pricing-page diffs into a single company record that updates on its own.
synthesis
Every Monday: what shifted, who hired, who stopped. One page. Links back to raw sources. Read in four minutes.
filter
Want only US-based vertical AI companies between Series A and B that added a head of sales in the last 30 days? That query runs.
api
Every record, every signal, every diff is available as a JSON endpoint. Build your own watchlists, your own alerts, your own internal briefings.
Mechanics
We crawl, dedupe, and timestamp every public signal.
An LLM layer clusters noise into structured facts.
You get a daily brief, a live dashboard, and an API.
Why this exists
The AI ecosystem produces more noise per hour than any sector in recent memory. Twitter threads, Discord leaks, funding rumors, model announcements that turn out to be wrapper products.
Operators we talked to, VCs, product leads, founders staring across at competitors, spent ten to fifteen hours a week trying to piece together what was actually happening. Most of that time was spent on the same three searches done differently.
So we built the thing they kept manually doing. It runs now. You can have it.
Questions we get
No. The briefing is a byproduct. The core product is a structured database of AI companies with their signals over time. Some people live in the dashboard. Others prefer the Monday email. Both work.
Public sources only: SEC filings, Crunchbase deltas, LinkedIn and Wellfound job boards, GitHub public repos, pricing pages, changelogs, podcast transcripts, and press releases. No scraping of login-walled data.
Every four hours for high-frequency signals (pricing, job posts). Every 24 hours for filings and funding. Manual review daily on anything the model flags as ambiguous.
Yes, on the Team plan. Define a query in natural language (for example: any vertical AI company in healthcare hiring a compliance lead) and we deliver a Slack or email ping.
Yes. Roughly 38% of tracked companies are outside North America. Europe and Singapore are strongest. China coverage is thinner and we are honest about that.
Access is gated
We let new accounts in slowly. It keeps the data quality high and our costs in check. No waitlist theater, just a form and a real reply from one of seven humans.
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