You find out what your competitors did, the same day they did it.
A rival cuts prices, launches a campaign, or makes a hire that signals a pivot, and you're usually the last to know. Raviga Lens watches every competitor you name across news and social, and briefs you on what changed and why it matters, the day it happens.
What this replaces.
The tools and roles you already know, and where they fall short.
A market research analyst
Delivers a quarterly report, not a same-day flag when something actually shifts.
Manual Google Alerts on competitor names
Floods your inbox with noise and misses the moves that don't make headlines.
A social listening tool
Shows you the mentions but not what they add up to or what you should do next.
Checking their site and socials yourself
Works until the week gets busy, then quietly stops happening.
How it works.
From signal to approved action, in a handful of steps.
You name the competitors
By name, handle, or domain, no generic industry feed to sift through.
Lens reads their moves
News coverage and social activity pulled together per competitor, continuously, not on a schedule you have to remember.
Routine noise gets filtered
Day-to-day posts and non-events are dropped before they reach you.
You get the why
Every flag explains what changed and what it means for your position, not a raw data dump.
A response gets drafted
Where a counter-move makes sense, Lens stages it in your voice and waits for your approval.
Capabilities.
The specific things Lens does under this feature.
Continuous competitor watch
Every named competitor tracked across news and social, all the time, not on a schedule you have to run yourself.
Pricing and positioning shifts
Catches price changes, new offers, and messaging pivots the day they go live.
Campaign detection
New campaigns and promotions flagged with enough lead time to respond, not just to observe after the fact.
Noise filtered out
Routine posts and non-events get filtered so your feed stays down to what actually changes the picture.
Direction signals
Hires and public announcements that hint at where a competitor is headed next, surfaced before the pattern is obvious.
Counter-move drafts
When a response is worth making, Lens drafts it in your voice and waits for your approval before it goes anywhere.
Lens watches and drafts. You decide what goes out.
Every counter-move Lens stages in response to a competitor shift waits for your approval before it publishes or sends. Lens never reacts to a competitor on your behalf without you seeing the draft first.
Where this fits.
A few concrete scenarios across the businesses Lens runs in.
A rival launches a festival discount campaign. Lens flags it same-day and drafts a counter-offer for your approval.
A nearby competitor changes their delivery-app pricing. Lens catches it before your weekend covers take the hit.
A competitor's hiring post signals a pivot. Lens flags the narrative window while it's still open.
An opposing campaign shifts messaging into a new district. Lens flags the move the day it starts, not at the next filing deadline.
Related.
Other features and worlds that pair with this one.
Frequently asked.
What buyers ask before they commit.
What is automated competitor tracking?
How many competitors can Lens track at once?
Will Lens flag every little thing a competitor does?
Can Lens track private competitor data, like their internal numbers?
Does Lens draft a response automatically, or just alert me?
How fast does a flag reach me after a competitor makes a move?
See what Lens would have caught about your competitors this month.
Give us your competitor list and a recent window, and we'll show you what Lens would have flagged, before you commit to anything.