Start with the tool that fits how you work.
Same engine underneath every one of them. What changes is who is asking and how it reaches you. Most people start with Verdant Eye and add from there.
Verdant Eye
You tell it what matters to you once. After that it watches, and you follow things as they change. No going back out to search for updates.
It's the difference between checking on something and already knowing about it.
| What people watch | What that looks like day to day |
|---|---|
| Competitors | Announcements, hiring, partnerships, product moves, and the things they quietly stop talking about. |
| Supply chain | Suppliers, ports, routes and regions, and the disruptions forming around them. |
| Risk | Situations building now that stand a real chance of reaching you later. |
| Geopolitics | Policy, conflict, sanctions and regulation, while they move rather than after. |
| Industry | Where your sector is heading while it's still early enough to be worth knowing. |
| Stories | Anything unfolding that you need to follow all the way through. |
Add on: Intelligence Lenses. A lens points Verdant Eye at one area and gives it extra capability there. Market, Supply Chain, Risk, Event and Competitive lenses are available, and you can run more than one at a time. Start with whatever is keeping you up at night and add from there.
For researchers, analysts, journalists, investigators, and anyone who wants this at their own desk rather than their company's.
- Web interface and API access
- 500 queries per day
- Every result carries its sources
- One API key, tied to your account
- Cancel whenever you want
For teams that need this inside their own systems, workflows and infrastructure rather than in a browser tab.
- Full API access, dedicated infrastructure and an SLA
- Query limits negotiated to your usage
- Multi user access with role based keys
- Lenses included and configured with you
- A named person to call
Access is reviewed, and paying does not guarantee it. Every application goes through a review, and we reserve the right to decline or withdraw access based on how it would be used or who it would be used for. If we decline, you get a full refund. By applying you agree that your use will be lawful, ethical and in the spirit of responsible intelligence work. We would rather turn away money than hand this to the wrong people.
Intelligence Assistant
Search gives AI information. Intelligence Assistant gives AI understanding.
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.
This gives your agents live intelligence instead of search results. Not just what got published, but how people, companies and events connect. That's the part an AI needs to answer well rather than plausibly.
Developers reach it through the API, through MCP, or through a custom integration. That isn't a separate product, it's just how you get in.
Custom Intelligence Systems
Sometimes a subscription isn't the answer. Some teams need a system built around the one thing they're trying to see, shaped to how they actually work.
This is the deep work. It starts with a conversation about what you're trying to understand, not which features you want. Design, consulting and build, together.
- Custom knowledge systems built on your own information
- Relationship mapping across your organization, drawn so you can explore it
- Internal intelligence platforms your whole team works from
- Monitoring built specifically around what your organization needs to watch
- Chat interfaces so anyone can ask questions of company information in plain language
Guardian Project
Ask about anything happening anywhere and get a real answer back. No dashboards, no search terms, no needing to know where to look first. It's the whole platform turned into a conversation, which means understanding the world stops being work.
We're building it now. If that sounds like something you'd use every day, get on the list and we'll come find you first.
Buying the access is the easy part.
Knowing what to ask it is what decides whether any of this is worth paying for. So we teach four live courses a month, run by the people who built it.
Every course is taught on the platform itself, so you learn it properly and then keep using the same thing. Plenty of our subscribers started in a classroom.
Easier to show you than to describe it.
Twenty minutes. We'll point it at something you actually care about and you can decide for yourself. No slides.
