An independent open-source intelligence company
The world’s public record is too large for anyone to read, and most of it never reaches the people it matters to.
We exist to close that gap: to read it at scale, judge what matters,
and put it in front of the people who need to act on it.
The problem we set out to solve
More is published every day than any person can read, in more languages than any newsroom reads.
The things that change what you do next — a tender, an expansion, a new decision-maker, a rule with a date attached — are public long before they are obvious. They surface in trade press, in local-language sources, and in official notices nobody on your team has time to read. By the time one reaches you through the usual channels, the requirement is already written and everyone else has been told.
What we do
We read the public record at scale and judge what matters.
Intelligence Reports for Business
Intelligence Reports for Business turns the engine on your market: tenders, expansions, new decision-makers, rule changes — judged against what you sell, and delivered as a written report rather than a dashboard to check. You set the scope once — the markets, competitors, regulators and topics that matter to you — and we tune the source list to it: trade press, regulators and official filings, tender portals, and local-language outlets. Every item arrives with why it matters to you and a suggested first move, with the original source linked. Cadence is yours: daily, weekly, monthly, or the moment something lands. It is used by lean teams and Fortune Global 500 enterprises alike. See what a report looks like →
Weekly Brief for Business
Who is buying and building, which suppliers stand to win the work, and what to do first, with every source linked. See the issues →
The proof is public
Most intelligence is sold on trust. Ours is published every day, in the open.
Several times a day, we identify one of the most significant stories moving through the global press and publish a single, focused analysis of it: our daily open-source intelligence on world events. Every major event is reported many times over, in hundreds of newsrooms and 100+ languages — and almost never the same way twice.
A ceasefire is a “breakthrough” in one capital and a “capitulation” in another.
A trade deal is a “win” here and a “threat” there.
By placing several versions of the same event side by side, we give you something more useful than any one of them alone: a clearer sense of what is solid fact, what is interpretation, and what each source chose to leave out.
Every analysis names and links every source it drew on, so you can read the originals and disagree with us. Corrections are public: a corrected analysis carries a dated notice at the foot of the piece showing the text before and after, and the same entry appears in the corrections log. We do not silently edit anything we have published.
Doing that continuously produces a record of how the world’s media behaves. Standing studies drawn from it live under Research: who reports, who repeats, and whose press is barely heard.
Our daily open-source intelligence on world events is not a sample of the reports. It is the same engine, running in public, every day.
Who it is for
Businesses that need to know what moved in their market — sales and bid teams looking for work before it is advertised, compliance and risk functions watching for rules with dates attached, and leadership that would rather read a short written report than keep another dashboard open.
Independent by design
TIB is a brand of LevTech Global FZ-LLC and is editorially independent. It is not affiliated with any government, political party, or news organization. Crucially, no human hand-picks or rewrites individual stories: selection, ranking, and analysis are handled by an autonomous editorial system. Our editorial standards and oversight are human; the day-to-day story selection and analysis are automated — by design, to keep personal and commercial bias out of what you read. You can see exactly how that works on our How It Works page, and the principles that govern it in our Editorial Standards.
Rohit Sinnas
Founder, The Intelligence Bulletin
Founder & CEO, LevTech Global
Rohit Sinnas is an engineer — trained at ISEP in France and VTU in India — and the founder of LevTech Global.
The Intelligence Bulletin began as two patterns Rohit couldn’t stop noticing. The first in business development: the tender, the expansion, the new decision-maker he needed to know about had usually been public for months — in a trade paper, a local-language notice, a regulator’s page nobody on the team had time to read — and by the time it reached him through the usual channels, everyone else had been told too.
The second as a reader: having lived and worked across several countries, a single event — an election, a conflict, a trade deal — would reach him as a noticeably different story depending on which country he was reading it in. The facts held, but the emphasis, the framing, and the silences shifted with every border he crossed.
Both are the same problem: the world publishes more than anyone can read. He built The Intelligence Bulletin to read it at scale and judge what matters: Intelligence Reports for Business, the engine pointed at a client’s market, used by lean teams and Fortune Global 500 enterprises alike; and our daily open-source intelligence on world events, setting competing versions of a story side by side so anyone can see how the world chooses to tell it.
Stay with us
See what a report looks like or get the Weekly Brief for Business, every Tuesday. New analysis publishes throughout the day: get our daily open-source intelligence on world events by email, or follow The Intelligence Bulletin on LinkedIn, X, and Instagram. Questions, feedback, or a correction? We would genuinely like to hear from you — get in touch.