What you can do with Trendscoded
Find the markets you compete in. Then see your position across verticals and geographies, against the rivals that matter in each.
Any sector
Define your market by geography, then by vertical for business markets or specialization for consumer markets.
Selected boards from saved Market Maps · ChatGPT Sol snapshots · 5 September 2026.
Company profileSoftware
Data and AI platforms for enterprise teams.
Market board
Market standing · ChatGPT Sol
Snowflake ranks #1 of 7.
Market board
Market standing · ChatGPT Sol
Snowflake ranks #2 of 7.
Market board
Market standing · ChatGPT Sol
Snowflake ranks #5 of 8.
Market board
Market standing · ChatGPT Sol
Snowflake is not ranked in this snapshot.
Market board
Market standing · ChatGPT Sol
Snowflake ranks #2 of 9.
Choose where you compete
The Market Map gives you the competitive picture. Narrow a board to the relevant industry or location, then explore your position within that specific market.
See your position in the locations that matter to the business. Keep local, regional, and country comparisons in their own context.
For business markets, explore the industries your customers operate in. Compare your position against the rivals relevant to that industry.
For consumer markets, narrow the view to a particular need or application. Understand your position for that specific job.
Then understand your position
Choose a board and compare your company with the rivals inside that market. Keep its geography and vertical in view as you read the result.
The board establishes the competitive boundary before you measure position.
A strong position in one industry or location does not establish the same position elsewhere.
See what a model recalls without search, or examine its answer with searched public evidence.
Run both and compare
Compare answers to the same market questions, with and without web search. See who gets recommended—and where your client stands.
An honest look at your brand in the model’s existing knowledge: what it associates with you and whether it names you when buyers ask. No web search. This is recall.
See whom the model recommends after searching the web. Inspect the sources cited in its answer.
Same market. Same questions. Two views of your competitive position.
Compare the recommendations. Open the cited sources. Check the evidence.
Look closer at each board
Explore the performance, reputation, and buyer-selection dimensions connected to your company and its rivals.
Compare Web and Recall where both have been measured. Inspect the available sources, then bring the findings into your client’s positioning discussion.
Coming soon
Planned campaign preparation using the context and supported claims on your board. Not yet available.
For your company or your client
Start with the company’s name and website. Build the competitive picture, then choose where to explore its position.