Map what three competitors shipped

Perplexity collects recent product changes from three named competitors, each tied to a page you can open.

A one-screen map: what shipped, who it is for, and what you still cannot tell.

1. 1

   Name real products

   Use the three you actually lose deals to, not a generic category list.

2. 2

   Open every link

   Discard a row whose page does not support the sentence.

3. 3

   Keep the gap

   The four-line gap is the part you take to a planning conversation.

Compare three competitors I will name: [A], [B], and [C]. Look only at changes they shipped or announced in the last 90 days.

For each company return:
- What changed, in one sentence
- Who it is for
- The page I can open
- What the page does not tell me

Then write four lines on the gap they all still leave. Do not rank them. Do not estimate revenue, traffic, or market share. If a company has no public change in the window, say that.

Announcement pages are marketing. Treat them as claims, not as usage.

Sample case written by Hidden Logic Lab. Not affiliated with Perplexity.