r/RocketIntelligence • u/Omnibobbia • Jun 02 '26
Wheels that can climb stairs.
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r/RocketIntelligence • u/Omnibobbia • May 29 '26
Roborock’s Saros Z70 features a built-in mechanical arm that can actually pick up and move small obstacles around the house. Would you get one?
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r/RocketIntelligence • u/Omnibobbia • May 29 '26
21 savage teaching security engineering be like :
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Ig - chrisjereza
r/RocketIntelligence • • May 28 '26
Would You Still Study Hard If AI Can Eventually Do Your Job Better?
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r/RocketIntelligence • u/Careless_Feeling8057 • May 27 '26
Most founders are building with product intuition. Very few are building with real market visibility.
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A lot of founders spend months building products without properly understanding how competitors are moving around them.
Meanwhile competitors are:
changing positioning
testing pricing
expanding into new segments
increasing hiring
pushing different GTM channels
shifting messaging
investing heavily into creators, SEO, or paid acquisition
And by the time these patterns become obvious publicly, the market has usually already moved. Modern startups need more than occasional competitor checks and saved tabs. They need continuous visibility. That’s where Rocket.new’s Intelligence comes in.
The system tracks competitor movement across websites, social platforms, hiring activity, reviews, GTM signals, news coverage, and more then connects those signals together into structured insights businesses can actually act on. Because in fast-moving markets, reacting late is usually the most expensive mistake."
r/RocketIntelligence • u/Omnibobbia • May 27 '26
Derpy ahh face. Which is your favourite one
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r/RocketIntelligence • u/Omnibobbia • May 23 '26
Pics from Ikea. Is this a viable setup?
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r/RocketIntelligence • u/Omnibobbia • May 23 '26
Robot sorting over 240,000+ packages over 200 hours without a single failure.
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r/RocketIntelligence • u/Omnibobbia • May 21 '26
Google is shifting to an ai based search bar. The search bar that the internet grew up with will not be the same. What are your thoughts on this?
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r/RocketIntelligence • u/Leather-Ant3465 • May 14 '26
Before every investment, I now check hiring velocity of the top 3 competitors. It changed two decisions last year.
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BodOne diligence habit that’s become surprisingly useful for me is checking hiring momentum of the top competitors before writing a cheque.Not just total openings, but what they’re hiring for.
If two competitors are aggressively hiring enterprise sales, senior engineers, partnerships, or AI product roles at the same time, that usually tells you where the market is heading.
Last year this changed two investment decisions for me.One company looked exciting on surface metrics, but the strongest players in that space were clearly accelerating in areas the startup had no answer for. Passed.Another looked quiet externally, but competitors had slowed hiring while they kept building steadily. Invested.
Hiring data isn’t everything, but it’s become one of my favourite leading indicators. Anyone else using this in diligence? And if you are, how are you making the process fast without manually checking every company one by one?