Before ittrends,wetrackit
Our AI tracks patents, deep tech signals, and R&D activity, so you know what's coming before the rest of the world does.
What keeps you from spotting the next big thing before it becomes one
Too much noise, not enough signal
You're dropped into oceans of information with no map. When you don't know exactly what to look for, keyword search falls short and the next big trend slips by unnoticed.
Unknown players stay invisible
You can't partner with who you can't find. Emerging startups, researchers, or stealth projects often go unnoticed until it's too late.
Your insights don't scale
Sharing findings with your team is manual and time-consuming. Knowledge gets stuck in silos or lost in Slack threads.
Our solution:
AI-Powered tech scouting that actually works
Smarter search with intelligent filters
Go beyond keywords.
Our smart filters auto-complete your queries, suggest related concepts, and combine thematic and strategic filtering, helping you quickly focus on what matters most, even in complex or niche domains.
Built to fit your workflow, not fight it
Whether you're deep-diving in the web app, chatting with our AI to explore a topic, or receiving curated signals by email, the insight comes to you wherever you are.
We are building advanced Topic Modeling and NER Extraction models to detect emerging technology clusters before they even have a name.
Born at INSA Strasbourg
This project was initiated as part of Connor MacLean's PhD at INSA Strasbourg, under the academic supervision of Professor Denis Cavallucci.
It was born from a simple observation: innovation teams are overwhelmed by noise, and lack the right tools to detect early signals, structure their research, and act with confidence.
Our mission is to bring clarity, speed, and strategic insight to technology scouting through AI-powered intelligence.
They trust us
Our partner and Connor's thesis co-supervisor
Our partner and Connor's thesis co-supervisor
Our partner and Connor's thesis co-supervisor
Our partner and Connor's thesis co-supervisor
Our partner and Connor's thesis co-supervisor