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A tool I always wanted for comparing competitor features with a client's offerings, not just to see where the feature gaps were, but also to understand where the client could catch up or excel. So i've built it. gapnix.com

"deep research" is a feature offered by most platforms now, and does exactly what you describe. Before launching, it asks a few questions to orient the research, and you can come back later with a detailed report along with all the sources it fetched the data from: bsky.app/profile/awak...

Marc-André Moreau@awakecoding.com

I think the thing I like the most about Mistral AI is research and report generation performance. It definitely feels faster than ChatGPT Deep Research, and it still analyzed a very large number of sources

Approaching from a different angle with mine. It's more for feature comparison and gaps for product teams as opposed to business intelligence.

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It is pretty much that, it has a specific purpose, not targeting SEOs specifically as it's useful for a number of different cases.

Can we agree that no matter how streamlined and nice to use, we're at a point where a lot of SaaS becomes a web app wrapping a complex prompt nicely under the hood? I'm not saying it's a bad idea, or that it shouldn't be done, just that it won't take long before anyone can build their own SaaS

At what timescale though does the early majority of users decide that building their own SaaS, with AI, is easily available to them? Especially as AI usage may steady below what the hype suggests.

I don't think we'll see consumers of SaaS just vibe code their own SaaS, but we'll likely see small companies provide services to develop heavily customized SaaS for just a few users at a fraction of the cost. There will be no moat, as most SaaS will just be web apps wrapping complex prompts nicely