Watchlists, an Intelligence Feed that says why each change appeared, saved sources checked for real changes, research questions and research history.
In Research, the bar at the top has My research, Intelligence feed, Watchlists, Research questions, Saved sources, Research history and Research settings.
In Watchlists, choose New watch: a competitor, pricing, a market, customers, a community, a distribution channel, investors, funding, a technology, a regulation or your own topic. Pick the topics, how often (weekly at most) and how deep. Suggestions come only from your own records.
Each item says what changed, its sources and dates, why it appeared, and what it may affect — for example your pricing assumption, or a decision you recorded. Regulation items say General information — verify with a qualified professional.
Open, Research, Watch, Save or Dismiss — or Turn into… a research question, an assumption, an experiment, a risk (you set its likelihood and impact), an investor lead, a distribution or marketing idea. Each shows what will be created, and waits for your Confirm.
In Saved sources, save a page such as a competitor’s pricing page and turn on Watch for changes. MFJ compares its prices and headline each week and shows before and after — any other edit to the page is not a change.
In Research questions, add a question like “Are competitors lowering prices?”. Each check says No material change detected, or New evidence found with the sources. Find something out works out which research a question needs and files the runs under one project.
Research history shows every version of each piece of research, what changed between the last two, and how long ago it was done. Past its window it says it may need refresh — Refresh or Ignore. Old is never called wrong.
Research settings has pause, a weekly digest (the default), the notification level and a weekly search budget. Deep checks never run on a schedule — each one asks you first.
Open Keep up with competitors, your market and investors in the app (sign-in required).