Competitive intelligence lite for SMB teams
See more.Act first.
Competitive clarity. Faster moves.
One place for competitor moves, customer complaints, and signals that matter — built for small teams who need clarity, not another research stack.
Product is your real workspace. Demo is a sample walkthrough with no account required.
Signal card
Public complaints · 2m ago
HighNegative sentiment spike about pricing
Acme Co. · 24 mentions · Score 87
High means “look now.” Medium is “queue it.” Low is background. See how we label severity.
What you get
A practical competitor command center
- Competitor activity: website changes, social updates, jobs, launches and press
- Complaint and comment intelligence across public reviews, social, and forums
- A unified signal feed and competitor profiles instead of five browser tabs
- Scoped for operators — timely alerts, not analyst-grade research workflows
Why Screenside
Built so small teams can see rivals clearly and move first
Screenside is competitive intelligence lite: focused rivals, timely signals, and complaint opportunities — without the enterprise suite tax.
One command center
Stop bouncing between LinkedIn, careers pages, review sites, and a messy spreadsheet. Screenside pulls rival moves into one ranked inbox your team can run in minutes a day.
Complaints as opportunity
When buyers vent about a competitor’s pricing, support, or product gaps, that window is short. We surface public complaint spikes so you can act while the pain is still fresh.
Built for SMB operators
No analyst program, no six-month implementation, no enterprise seat matrix. Track the rivals you already watch and get a clear next move—not a research backlog.
Signals with a schedule
Manual scans when you need them, plus optional scheduled website, careers, and complaint checks with a short email digest so you do not live in the tab.
Priority labels
What High, Medium, and Low mean
Every signal gets a plain-language priority so you know what to open first. Labels are directional guides from public sources — not legal findings or guaranteed intent.
Act soon — likely customer pain or a competitive move that can change deals this week.
Example · A spike of public pricing complaints about a rival, or a major site/pricing page change that undercuts your offer.
Worth a look on your next pass — useful context, not necessarily urgent.
Example · A new mid-level job posting that hints at a product push, or a moderate social thread about a rival’s support delay.
Background noise or routine activity. Keep for history; skip if you are short on time.
Example · A generic company update, a low-signal social post, or a minor page tweak with little commercial impact.
Data privacy & storage
What we store, where it lives, and how you control it
What Screenside stores
- Account email and authentication credentials (via Supabase Auth)
- Your workspace name and membership
- Competitors you add (name, website, industry, notes)
- Signals and scan snapshots from public web sources you enable
- Monitoring preferences and digest history for your workspace
- Billing customer and subscription records when you subscribe (Stripe)
Where it is stored
Product data lives in a managed Supabase (Postgres) database with row-level security so each signed-in user only reaches workspaces they belong to. Email digests are sent through our transactional email provider when configured. Payment data is handled by Stripe; we store subscription status needed to unlock paid features, not full card numbers.
How it is secured
- Tenant isolation with workspace membership checks and Postgres RLS policies
- Signed-in access required for your real workspace (demo stays local/sample)
- Service-role keys stay on the server; the browser uses scoped anon access
- HTTPS for the app and marketing site in production
How you delete or change data
In the product under Settings → Data & privacy, you can review stored data categories, edit or remove competitors, and delete your workspace data or account with a confirmation step. Deleting a workspace removes competitors, signals, scan snapshots, monitoring settings, and digest history tied to that workspace. Auth account removal is requested through the same controls; residual auth-provider logs may remain for a short period under provider policy.
Open data controls in product →Accuracy
Public signals, not perfect truth
Screenside summarizes publicly available competitor activity and complaints. Sources can be incomplete, delayed, sarcastic, or wrong. Severity scores and rankings are helpers for triage — not legal advice, financial advice, or verified claims about any company. Always open the original source before you act on a signal, and treat competitor search suggestions as starting points you accept or reject.
Scope
What Screenside is not
- Not an enterprise compete OS (battlecards-first, win-loss suites, CRM coach workflows)
- Not a pure brand-reputation suite for your own brand only
- Not a comments-only single-feature tool
See rivals clearly. Move first.
Open your real workspace, or walk through the sample demo first. Two separate paths — pick the one you need.