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Ask Kelo
Understand your market. Like never before.
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Understand your market. Like never before.
35 followers
Ask Kelo explores your market, your competitors and your customer feedback to uncover opportunities you would never find yourself. No signup required.
@stijnrolink Huge shoutout for launch congrats 🙌 Just ran the free scan on my landing page, super impressive depth for a quick scan.
@priya_kushwaha1 Thanks so much Priya! 🙌 Really glad you gave the free scan a try. I wanted it to give you something genuinely useful right away, so great to hear the depth surprised you!
@stijnrolink Thanks! Really impressed with the scan.. all the best for launch
@stijnrolink Really interesting approach. The biggest challenge in market research has never been finding information, it’s knowing which signals actually matter. Love how Kelo turns that scattered research process into something founders can act on.
@garima_kaur1 Exactly! More data isn’t the answer. Knowing what matters and what to do next is. Really glad that stood out to you 🙌
@stijnrolink Congrats on the launch, Stijn
Really like the no-signup free scan and the AI-powered competitor research. Simple, practical, and genuinely useful. Wishing you a fantastic launch
@vishnu_kant_07 Thank you for your support!
Congrats on the launch Stijn. The competitor part is what caught my eye — we work on the content side and picking the right competitors from just a URL is the thing we struggle with most. A local shop vs a national chain is exactly the trap we keep hitting. Did you get there mostly from signals on the site itself, or did you need something outside it? We tried doing it purely from the page and it wasn't enough.
@saied_alimoradi Thanks Saied! And yes, that exact problem was one of the tricky parts to solve. We don’t rely purely on signals from the website itself. Kelo uses the site to understand the business and context first, then looks beyond it to identify and validate relevant competitors.
The local shop vs. national chain example is exactly why that context matters. A “competitor” isn’t very useful if they’re not actually competing for the same customer. Still improving this part, but really cool to hear you ran into the same problem!
Nice launch , Congrats @stijnrolink How does Kelo handle early-stage startups that don't have an active website or public customer reviews yet?
@vikramp7470 Thanks Vikram, great question. Kelo works from your public footprint, so a brand-new startup with no site and no reviews yet is genuinely the hardest case, and I'd rather say that than pretend otherwise. Two things it can still do: if you have even a landing page, it reads your positioning and messaging and shows where you blend in with the category. And it analyzes your competitors' markets and customer reviews, which is often exactly what an early founder needs, to see where the gaps and the unmet complaints are before you've written a line of copy. For a true zero-footprint idea, come back once there's a page up, that's when Kelo gets sharp.