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Market intelligence

Build a company list and enrich it with funding and news

Prompt template

Find industry startups in location at stage, then pull each one's funding rounds, investors and recent news.

Overview

Sourcing and market maps start the same way: a list of companies that fit a thesis, then the work of enriching each one with funding, investors and what's been written about them lately. The data is spread across several platforms, most of it gated, and copying it into a sheet by hand is slow and goes stale the week after.

Why it's hard

The good sources sit behind logins and paywalls, cap free searches, and none of them talk to each other. Joining a company across databases, then chasing its rounds, its investors and its news, is a lot of tabs for one row in a spreadsheet, which is why market maps are usually out of date.

How Reduck does it

Reduck runs the search in your own session on each platform, then follows each company through to its funding history, investors and recent coverage, and brings it back as one structured set. Your agent does the joining across sources so you get a filled-in list instead of a pile of tabs. The same prompt refreshes the whole map whenever you need it current.

What your agent does

  • Search each database by industry, stage, location and founded date
  • Pull each company's funding rounds, total raised and lead investors
  • Add the founders, key people and board where available
  • Gather recent news and press mentions for each one
  • Return it as one structured list, ready for a sheet or CRM

Who it's for

  • Investors sourcing and mapping a space
  • Founders sizing up a market or competitors
  • Analysts and operators keeping a watchlist current

FAQ

No. It works in your own session with the access you already have, within each platform's own free limits.
Your agent searches each database, then follows the matching company through to its profile, rounds and news, and returns them joined on one row.
It reads what each source shows live at run time, so a rerun gives you the current picture.
As one structured set you can drop into a sheet or CRM.

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