A sourced watch note, on demand
The Market watch module turns a topic you type into a structured research note: summary, key figures, market moves and checkable sources. Zenboost also suggests complementary angles, and your notes stack up into a readable history.

What you get
Type the topic to follow — a competitor, a technology, a regulation, a customer segment — and the note is written on it.
A readable note: what is happening, what is changing, what it means for you. Not a pile of links.
Standout data points are extracted and numbered, each pointing back to the source that states it.
Zenboost proposes other angles on the same topic, one per line, each launchable in one click.
Every note stays available, collapsed by default, so you can follow a topic over time.
Recommendations coming out of a note join your Action plan in one click.
How it works
- 01You type a topic
One sentence is enough. You can also start from one of the angles Zenboost suggests from your analysis.
- 02Zenboost researches
The search runs live on the web, then comes back as a structured note with its sources.
- 03You use it
Share the note, bookmark what should become an action, and re-run the topic later to measure the shift.
A watch note reads in two minutes: summary at the top, key figures in the middle, sources at the end.
See a real exampleWhat it is for, concretely
Frequently asked questions
- How is Market watch different from Trends?
- Trends gives the automatic overall reading of your market. Market watch answers a precise topic you choose, on demand, and keeps the history of your notes.
- Are the sources verifiable?
- Yes. Every key figure and claim links back to the web source used, openable straight from the note.
- How many notes can I generate?
- The number of scans depends on your plan. The usage meter always shows what you have left.
- Can the notes be shared?
- Yes. They appear in the public share link and in the PDF export, history included.
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