Competitor Intelligence
See when public competitor activity around your location begins to change the local picture.
The restaurant problem
A list of nearby restaurants does not explain local pressure. Reco Genie looks for changes in available public evidence and connects them to your trading context.
What we watch
Evidence depends on what is publicly available. Weak or missing evidence remains visible as weak or missing evidence.
Visible public offers, menu messages and promotional activity where available.
Review volume, momentum and recurring public themes—not one isolated comment.
Visible operating-hour, website and listing changes that may affect the local picture.
From evidence to intelligence
Select an illustrative competitor to see why it is being watched and what the evidence does—or does not—support.
Example intelligence view
Competitor A has increased visible offer activity while review momentum is also rising.
Two public signals changed inside the same trading window.
Public offer activity + review momentum.
Lunch positioning may become more competitive.
Example intelligence view
Available public signals remain broadly consistent with the recent baseline.
No material change detected.
Stable hours, rating and review volume.
Do not respond. Keep monitoring.
Example intelligence view
Recent public information is too thin to support a strong interpretation.
No recent public posts and limited review movement.
Incomplete, not assumed.
Wait for stronger evidence before changing course.
Connected intelligence
Competitor positioning can expose a message gap, inform promotion timing, or support a deliberate decision not to respond.
Five intelligence layers. One operating view.
See how Reco Genie connects public evidence to the wider operating picture.