SIBYL.
The agent that watches your competitors, so your executives don’t have to guess.
Sibyl monitors every competitor continuously, turns what changed into briefings that are ready for executives, and benchmarks performance, user experience, and customer research, so your team can push its own product further.
Competitive intelligence in three ways
Continuous monitoring
Sibyl watches every competitor across pricing, launches, docs and changelogs, job posts, reviews, earnings calls, and press. Nothing important slips past because nobody had time to look.
Briefings ready for executives
Each briefing says what changed, why it matters, and the suggested response. Behind it sits a living company brain for every competitor that your team can query at any time and get a sourced answer in seconds.
Benchmarking
Sibyl provides performance benchmarking, UX benchmarking, and customer research data. Kantar is our partner for customer interview data. Executives can use the benchmarks to push the performance and customer experience of their own product further.
Somewhere right now, an analyst is screenshotting a pricing page into a deck that will be wrong by Friday. Sibyl is how that stops.
Tracking was never the bottleneck. Reading, reasoning, and writing were, and agents just collapsed that cost. The work that once took an analyst days can now run every morning, for every competitor, without adding headcount.
The MVP is built. We are now reaching out to hyperscalers to pilot Sibyl and working to get contracts in place.
Built by the person who did this job by hand
Prakashdeep Singh Golan is the solo founder of Sibyl.
He was a Senior Manager, Product Management at Amazon from 2021 to September 2026, where he produced competitive intelligence for leadership at the VP level at AWS. He left Amazon in September 2026 to build Sibyl full time.
Before Amazon, he was a Senior PM at Oracle, where he led the Kubernetes control plane on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and helped 100+ enterprise customers adopt it. Before that, he started as a software developer at Epic.
He has been a founder before. He bootstrapped a company to $400K ARR and exited it, with no outside capital.
Request a pilot
Pilots are now opening for cloud and tech teams. Tell us who you track, and we will start the conversation.