UNOBITS
Digital Twin

Know your competition better than they know themselves.

Every other tool in your stack tells you about yourself. This one looks outward — at the businesses quietly taking the work you quoted for — and tells you exactly what to do about it this week.

  • Only public information
  • Sources on every claim
  • Included in every plan
01What it looks like

Your market, on one screen.

Each business you are up against, how close they are to your work, and what they just changed. Click one to see what it means for you.

You

Digital Twin

It watches your competition so you don’t have to pretend you do.

Name the businesses you are up against — or let UNOBITS find them. It reads what they publish, tracks what they change, and tells you the specific move to make this week. Nothing like it exists in the software you are paying for today.

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02How it works

Four steps, and none of them are yours.

01

Name them, or let us find them

Add the businesses you already know you are up against. If you are not sure, UNOBITS finds who is competing for the same work in your area.

02

It reads what they put in public

Prices, adverts, job postings, booking pages, reviews, service areas, opening hours — everything a customer could see, watched continuously instead of once a year.

03

It compares that to your real numbers

Not generic market commentary. Your response times, your prices, your win rate, your coverage — taken straight from the work already inside your workspace.

04

It hands you the move

One specific action, written out, with the sources attached so you can check it before you act. Approve it and Donna can carry it out.

03What it watches

The things you would check yourself, if you had the time.

Six signals, tracked continuously, for every business you are up against.

What they charge

Published prices, packages and the quiet increases nobody announces.

What they advertise

Which services they are pushing, where, and how hard.

Who they are hiring

Roles and regions — the clearest signal of where they are heading next.

What customers say

Review patterns, and the complaints you could win on.

What changes on their site

New services, dropped services, new areas, new promises.

How fast they answer

Response and booking availability, measured against yours.

04What lands in your inbox

Three minutes on a Monday, and you are ahead.

No dashboard to remember to open. The Twin writes to you like a very well-informed colleague — and every claim carries its sources.

Your competition, this week

Arrives in your inbox. Three minutes to read.

Monday · 07:00

Competitor A quietly raised prices 8%.

Their public list went up across three services. You are now the cheapest in the city by a wide margin — which is costing you margin, not winning you work.

What to do about it

Raise your two most-requested services by 5%. Draft ready.

Public price list · archived page · 2 sources

05Where the line is

Public information only. Nothing else, ever.

This is research, not espionage.

The Digital Twin reads what any customer could read: public web pages, published prices, advert libraries, job boards, reviews and booking availability. It does not touch private systems, it does not buy stolen data, and it does not pretend to be a customer. Every insight arrives with the sources so you can judge it yourself.

  • Sources attached to every single claim
  • Nothing private, scraped from behind a login, or bought
  • You choose who is watched, and can remove them any time

And the mirror it holds up to you

The uncomfortable half: the Twin also shows what a customer sees when they compare you to them. Slow replies, missing prices, thin reviews, a service you offer but never mention. Most people find their first win in that list, not the other one.

Nothing else in the software you pay for today will tell you this. That is the whole point of building it.

Add your first competitor in about a minute.

It is part of the workspace, on every plan — not an upsell, not an add-on, not a separate subscription with its own login.

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