We watch the world so you're the first to know.
Verdant reads what gets published minutes after it appears. We connect it to what you already know, and answer in under a second.
We tell you what's happening, not what happened.
Search engines are good at the past. Something gets published, a crawler finds it eventually, and a ranking decides where it lands. That process exists to tell you what already happened.
The trouble starts when it's happening right now. By the time it ranks, the moment to act has usually passed. It was always findable. It just wasn't findable in time.
| Step | What happens | How long it takes |
|---|---|---|
| Read | Something publishes somewhere in the world and we are reading it. We don't wait for a crawler to find it. | Minutes from publication |
| Connect | We map how it relates to everything else we watch, and to your own files. | As it arrives |
| Answer | Ask in plain language. Every answer comes back with its sources attached. | Under a second |
Here's what that buys you.
A storm shuts a port. On its own that's a news story and you scroll past it.
We already know one of your suppliers ships out of that port. We know the contract behind it. We know it has a delivery window nine days out, on your biggest account. So what reaches you isn't a headline. It's the nine days.
People find us the same way every time.
Something happened that they should have seen coming. A supplier went quiet. A competitor moved first. A rule changed and nobody caught it in time.
It's the same story with a different job title on it. So we built one thing that watches the world, and a few ways to get at it.
| What you buy | What it does | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Verdant Eye | Tell it what to watch and it watches. Competitors, suppliers, a region, a rule, a story you're following. Most people start here. | People and teams |
| Intelligence Assistant | Gives your AI agents and apps live intelligence instead of search results. | Developers |
| Custom Intelligence Systems | A system designed around your own data and the particular thing your organization needs to see. | Organizations |
| Guardian Project | The whole platform turned into a conversation. Ask about anything happening anywhere and get a real answer back. Coming soon. | Everyone else |
Your AI is reading a record too.
Every agent has the same blind spot. When it needs something current, it runs a web search. Now it's working from an index, ranked by an algorithm, describing a world that already moved on.
We hand it a live picture instead. Fast enough that the agent can use it mid task.
It's already running. Go use it tonight.
GrooveSeeker is ours and it's live. It finds music, DJs and whatever else is on near you. Here's the part that matters: nobody wants to hear about a concert that happened last Tuesday.
Everything it shows you is happening now or is already on the calendar. Swap the concerts for your suppliers and it's the same job.
- 01 Music and events near you
- 02 Suppliers, ports and shipping routes
- 03 Competitor moves and hiring
- 04 Outbreaks and public health
- 05 World events as they develop
- 06 Whatever you walk in with
Or start by learning how to use it.
Four live courses a month, taught by the people who built the platform. You ask questions and you watch the demos happen. You leave with something you can use the next morning.
Every course teaches you on the platform we sell, so nothing you learn goes to waste when you finish. The tool is only worth what you know to ask it. Plenty of our subscribers started in a classroom.
Twenty minutes and you'll know.
We point it at something you actually care about and you decide for yourself. No slides.
Built on network science we've published in the open for years, including a book you can buy and read before you talk to us.
