The method
We read the pages. We quote them.
Every morning we open the products that launched on 12 public boards, put the same questions to each one, and keep the sentence each answer came from. Then we do it again tomorrow.
The loop
Three steps, repeated every morning
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1 · Collect
12 public launch boards are read once a day. Everything that shows up is taken, not a curated selection, and nothing can be paid into the record.
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2 · Read and answer
We open the product's own pages and put the same questions to every one of them. An answer is recorded only when the page says it, together with the sentence it came from. When a page does not answer, we record that we could not find it.
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3 · Read it again
Tracked sites are fetched again and compared with the last reading, so a page that changed is visible the next morning, in both directions: one that started shipping again, and one that went quiet.
What we ask
The same questions, for every product
Who it is for
Sells to · Company size · Sells into · Made for
How they position
How it differs · Alternative to · Comparison page · Says it will not
Money
Price · Free plan · Free plan type · Trial · Enterprise plan
Proof and people
Number claimed · Customer logos · Case study · Person named
Reach
Email · Contact form · LinkedIn · Location
What it is built on
Integrates with · Built on · Open source · Runs where
Pages we open
The rule
An answer without its sentence is not an answer
This is the whole product in one line. A tagline is written to be liked; a pricing page is written to be paid. We keep the second one, word for word, with the day we read it.
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A rival's pricing page · read this morning · read again tomorrow
Example
No reviews and no ratings
We never say a product is good. We say what it claims and where the claim is written.
No rankings and no scores
There is no leaderboard and no viability index. Counts and quotes are the output.
No guessing from a tagline
A word in a sentence is not a claim: “do I need a lawyer? No” is evidence of the opposite. Every rule is checked against the sentence around it.
Absence is kept
“We could not find it” is stored like any other answer, because a missing price is a real finding.
Six ways to use it
The same record, six jobs
Free and without an account: Launch pulse · a full sample report. Product pages, market lists and the quotes behind them need an account.
Frequently asked
How the data works
Where does Tablif get its data?
From 12 public launch boards, read once a day, and from each product's own website: home, pricing, contact, the launch post and more when they exist.
Does a model guess the answers?
A model reads the page, but an answer is only kept when it can be tied to a sentence on that page. Without the sentence the answer is recorded as not found.
How often is the data refreshed?
Launch boards every morning. Tracked sites are fetched again on a schedule and compared with the last reading, so changes appear the next morning.
Does Tablif rank or score products?
No. There are no ratings, no rankings and no viability scores anywhere in the product, by design.
What can I see without an account?
Launch pulse, this page, the job pages and a full sample report on a real product (buyers and rivals). Product pages, market lists and quoted answers need an account.
Your turn
Want this for your own product?
One address is enough. Rivals, what moved and, soon, the buyers that fit, all from the same reading.