Combine digital and field sources
Connect sources from both digital and real-world contexts, including news, filings, inboxes, APIs, and field notes, photos, and voice. Ready treats them as one radar instead of separate workflows.
Ready monitors sources, extracts entities and relationships, and delivers cited updates when things change. Combines digital inputs and field capture.
Ready is a radar for tracking the people, companies, and events that matter in your world. It watches sources, turns them into raw signals, extracts entities and relationships, and produces cited intel when something changes.
The product is built to combine digital sources such as news, filings, inboxes, and APIs with field capture such as notes, photos, and voice. The result is a living map that shows who and what is moving, how they connect, and where each claim came from.
Connect sources from both digital and real-world contexts, including news, filings, inboxes, APIs, and field notes, photos, and voice. Ready treats them as one radar instead of separate workflows.
Each fetch is stored as a raw signal, preserving the underlying payload as a receipt. That gives you a traceable record of what Ready observed before it extracts meaning.
Ready extracts entities from signals and updates their properties over time. The homepage shows append-only entity history, so changes accumulate rather than overwrite the record.
When Ready detects something important, it writes an intel item and cites the sources behind it. Readers can follow a claim back to the signals that produced it.
Entities are connected by typed relationships such as founded_by, competitor_of, raised_from, and in_round. The result is a living map of who and what is related.
Ready can answer in chat or run a search, and the pricing page says chat and search consume credits like other agent work. Pro and Max also add push alerts and keyboard-command access.
Use Ready to watch companies, investors, and market events in a single radar. It is suited to following changes that are spread across news, filings, and other live sources.
Use the entity graph to see how people, companies, and funds connect. The typed relationship map helps you understand context, not just individual records.
Capture notes, photos, or voice in the field and combine them with digital sources. This fits workflows where on-the-ground observations need to sit next to online evidence.
Set up alerts and cited intel for recurring monitoring workflows. The product is positioned to tell you when a property change or new relation appears, rather than requiring manual checking.
Use chat or search to ask what changed and get a cited answer. The pricing page indicates both chat answers and search are part of the workflow.
Ready is designed to watch sources, extract changes into entities, and surface cited intel when something moves. The source material shows it can work with digital inputs such as news, filings, inboxes, and APIs, and with field capture such as notes, photos, and voice.
The pricing page says Ready offers a free plan with 500 credits per month and no card required, plus Pro and Max paid plans. It also says radars, sources, entities, and history are unlimited on every plan, and pricing is based on credits used for the agent’s work.
The source text says Pro and Max include real-life capture, which lets you add notes, photos, and voice from the field as sources. The homepage also says Ready can connect digital and real-world sources in one radar.
The provided sources do not describe team seats, shared workspaces, or admin controls in detail. They do show that Ready is aimed at watching a world of sources and returning cited updates, but collaboration features are not spelled out in the text provided.
The homepage gives examples of news RSS, filings, inboxes, APIs, and field capture, but it does not publish a full connector list. The available evidence supports those source types and not a broader integration catalog.
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