I m building FirmSignalIQ around a simple problem: a company domain is often the only input you have, but most enrichment tools return conclusions without enough evidence to judge them.
The API turns a public company website into sourced metadata, technology signals, and observed changes. Before launch, I m working through how much evidence to surface without making every response noisy.
If you were using this for lead research, vendor monitoring, or competitive intelligence, which result would need to be instantly trustworthy? And would you rather receive a concise summary first or the supporting evidence first? The public preview is at https://firmsignaliq.strigsapi.com/ and runnable examples are at https://github.com/Ymousanon924/....
Turn a public company domain into sourced website intelligence: metadata, detected technologies, social links, important page discovery, and observed changes over time. FirmSignalIQ returns evidence and timestamps with every result, helping CRM enrichment and automation workflows work from public facts instead of opaque guesses.
Generate, repair, explain, and translate Excel and Google Sheets formulas through a structured API. SpreadIntel returns the formula, a plain-language explanation, validation details, compatibility warnings, and confidence metadata so backend services, automation workflows, and AI agents can handle spreadsheet logic more safely.
