How to read this · Collabix Radar

What gets on the radar (the rule)

A competitor is on the radar when it competes directly with us (closeness 4+) OR has shipped a move into our exact loop (a red “our-lane” signal — e.g. creating Jira tickets from a meeting, tracking goals). Everything else is Background — watched lightly and promoted automatically the moment it crosses the line. No hand-picking. Each card shows its reason.

The Pulse radar

Centre = Collabix. The beam sweeps; each dot lights up as it passes. Hover a dot for its trajectory + why it's on the radar.
Closer to centre = competes more directly. Bigger dot = stronger company. Colour = impact: 🔴 high · 🟠 medium · 🟢 low.
The tail shows where it came from (◦ start → ● now). An outward tail means it came from farther and is approaching us (▲); an inward tail means it's backing off (▼). Steady = no tail. Zoom with + / − / ⤢.

Trajectory

Every competitor has a trend (▲ approaching / ▶ steady / ▼ backing off) AND a written reason — the concrete signal behind it. Shown on each detail page and on hover.

What we caught

Only Collabix-relevant moves (noise dropped). Filter by category, impact, and date range; group by date (published month) or by source. Each signal says why it matters to us.

Freshness & honesty

The chip top-right shows when data was last refreshed. Run health shows coverage % and any source that couldn't be checked, in red — silence never means “all clear”.