Persistent open-web intelligence
for teams and agents.
Put any objective under continuous surveillance. Mel discovers and connects the web’s microscopic signals at scale, delivered as raw event streams to your data stack or synthesized intelligence reports to your team.
Military-grade intelligence.
Now running continuously for your team.
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is the discipline of tracking massive volumes of fragmented public information to anticipate a target’s next move. For decades it was restricted to defense agencies and enterprise risk teams backed by armies of analysts. Mel automates that discipline for everyone else.
Point it at any objective, and Mel deploys an autonomous intelligence operation. It harvests technical forums, job boards, code repositories, regulatory filings, and procurement notices across the open web, down to a single changed dependency in a commit or a line inserted into a 40-page PDF, filtering 99% of the noise to build a live, entity-resolved model of your market.
You get the full depth of an intelligence agency, running 24/7 in the background, delivering verified signals straight to your systems, data stack, or team.
Mel discovers the relevant terminology, hidden forums, repositories, regulatory registries, and public nodes on its own.
Disconnected handles, commit histories, vendor changes, and executive moves are linked back to their parent organizations automatically.
Mel filters duplicate coverage and marketing noise, isolating only verified, material state changes.
As new entities and vocabulary emerge over time, Mel’s surveillance perimeter expands automatically.
What it means for your objective, and what to do about it.
Raw data or intelligence reports.
The same continuous surveillance, configured for your pipeline or your team.
Entity-resolved micro-signals with full source attribution, delivered via webhook, REST API, or CSV export on your schedule.
Mel correlates microscopic signals across time and sources, maps the underlying pattern, and delivers a decision-ready intelligence report to your team on your schedule.
A funded replacement cycle for legacy mobile and flat-panel radiography is forming across public and county providers.
Target providers running end-of-life columns and recalled units; lead with 510(k)-cleared retrofit ROI.
One surveillance infrastructure. Built for any objective.
Find new openings earlier
A self-assembling knowledge graph.
Entity resolution turns scattered OSINT into a live model of the world around your objective. Mel resolves companies, people, teams, technologies and events across thousands of sources, then anchors those relationships to the proprietary ground truth inside your business.
The knowledge graph keeps those relationships intact as new observations arrive.
The market moves daily. Your strategy should too.
Mel keeps running the OSINT, updating the knowledge graph, and recalibrating the read as new developments arrive.
Mel works the objective around the clock, whether it is a pipeline target or a renewal at risk.
Receive the normal read weekly, monthly, or on whatever schedule suits the objective.
When a development materially changes the objective, Mel breaks cadence and pushes the intelligence immediately.
Embedded where you already work. Zero new tooling.
Mel works where your team already spends their day. No new software to adopt, no dashboards to manage.
Intelligence lands in the channel for that account. Ask a follow-up in the thread; Mel answers immediately.
Actionable briefs arrive on your schedule. Reply with a question; get the answer by reply.
The anatomy of a finding.
The volume behind the finding stays invisible. What reaches the team is the finished intelligence: the read, the strategic risk, the counter-evidence, and the operational move.
See a full report →Hiring and technical activity are building around a second team.
The work sits outside the group you sell to today and can become a new buying centre.
The team’s job posts name a tool you do not integrate with, and the group has bought separately before.
No public source confirms budget or vendor selection.
Map the new team before the architecture is fixed.
Put your blind spots under surveillance.
Set an objective once. Receive continuous, verified signal streams or decision-ready intelligence reports.
