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Vector answers two questions a founder keeps asking: who else is doing this, and what should we build next. You start with one line about your product. From it Vector finds your competitors and researches each one, and everything it learns adds up to a catalog of the features your market offers — who has each one, and whether you do. From that catalog you pick what belongs in your product and prepare it for development. Meanwhile Vector watches those competitors, so when one of them ships something, you find out from your inbox instead of from a customer. New here? Read What Vector is and How Vector works first, then work through the setup checklist — it walks you through the product in the order it’s meant to be used.

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The path through the product

Getting started

Learn what Vector does and how its parts connect, work through the setup checklist, connect your AI key, and describe your product.

Competitors

Build the list, research each competitor in their dossier, and compare them feature by feature.

Features

The catalog of your market’s features: a dossier on each, candidates to review, duplicates to merge, the product map, and what customers say in meetings.

Delivery

Turn features into work: delivery cycles, stages with AI-drafted artifacts, approval gates, and a roadmap.

Monitoring

Watch competitor sources on a schedule, read what came back, and judge how much to trust it.

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Settings and reference

AI settings

See what each operation costs, route functions to cheaper models, and reach pages that block crawlers.

Account and team

Roles and invitations, workspaces, and signing in.

Financial model and forecast

Templates, actuals, scenarios and unit economics. Marked WIP in the product.