LicitAlertas

AI alerts for Chilean public tenders

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AI alerts for Chilean public tenders

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LicitAlertas helps Chilean businesses find and win public tenders on Mercado Público. We match new Licitaciones and Compra Ágil postings to what you sell using semantic AI, then read the bases documents for you — requirements, risks, deadlines, and how each agency actually weighs price vs. technical criteria. Alerts land by email and WhatsApp. Built specifically for Chilean procurement law, not a retrofitted global tool.

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Launch tags:Politics•SaaS•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built LicitAlertas because I kept hearing the same complaint from small and mid-sized Chilean businesses: Mercado Público publishes real opportunities constantly, but finding the ones that actually fit your business — and understanding the bases documents fast enough to bid — is a part-time job on its own. So LicitAlertas reads every new tender for you, matches it semantically to what you sell, and breaks down the bases document into what actually matters: requirements, risks, deadlines, and how that agency scores bids. Still early and building in the open — genuinely want to hear what's missing or confusing. AMA.

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2mo ago

Built an AI copilot so Chilean SMBs don't miss public tenders

Hey PH! Launching LicitAlertas this Wednesday.

I kept seeing small Chilean businesses lose out on real government contracts simply because manually checking Mercado P blico (Chile's public procurement portal) every day isn't realistic for a small team.

LicitAlertas does semantic search + AI summaries of the bidding documents, and sends alerts by email/WhatsApp before deadlines. Also surfaces how each government agency historically evaluates bids (price vs. technical weight, typical competition, etc.) that part's been the most-loved feature in early testing.

Would love feedback from anyone who's dealt with public-sector procurement anywhere, even outside Chile curious how universal this pain is.

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