Sector Sweep Q2 2026 — €1,797 for a 47-page weekend deep-dive on the sector you pick.

1. 1Sideways Story

   Stage 1 · Sideways Story · The Opportunity

   The €15,000 sector deep-dive a McKinsey associate ships in three weeks — compressed to a weekend, priced for a writer of personal checks.

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   Why sector landscapes are mispriced by 8×

   Synthetic walkthrough · 2 min · cued for Mon, 25 May 2026

   Synthetic-voice walkthrough rendering May 25 — the labor-vs-signal cost split.

   Walk into any boutique consultancy and ask for a sector landscape: top 25 emerging companies, contributor maps, dependency analysis, named breakouts. They quote you €15,000 and three weeks. The output is a glossy deck, a CSV, and a partner walkthrough.

   The reason it costs €15,000 is that the entire artifact is hand-built. An associate spends two weeks pulling LinkedIn data, scraping Crunchbase, hand-ranking the orgs, building the deck in PowerPoint. The labor is the cost.

   But the underlying signal — code-side momentum across a sector — is computable in 4 hours of compute on a public GitHub corpus. The deck is the expensive part. The data is the cheap part. The opportunity is to ship the data on a weekend, autogenerate the deck, and price the artifact at what the data actually costs to produce, not what the consultancy bills.

2. 2Ownership Experience

   Stage 2 · Ownership Experience · See It Working

   Monday at 09:00 UTC, the bundle lands. By 09:15 you have three named breakouts and the thesis-tagged reasoning.

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   Inside a Sector Sweep — what Monday actually looks like

   Synthetic walkthrough · 6 min · cued for Mon, 01 Jun 2026

   6-minute screen capture of last quarter’s bundle — synthetic narration over the actual artifacts.

   The 47-page PDF opens with the executive summary: top 5 movers, top 3 breakouts, the regression statistics that backed the picks, and the false-positive caveat list. If you read nothing else, the first 4 pages set the watchlist for the quarter.

   Pages 5–32 are the ranked top 25, one page each: org name, GitHub URL, 14-day commit-velocity delta, contributor influx (30-day), dependents graph, README freshness, and a 60-word thesis paragraph on why this org is on the list. The contributor influx map is a network diagram with the 30-day joiners highlighted.

   Pages 33–47 are the breakout dossier: 8–12 named pre-Crunchbase orgs we believe will register a fundraise in 21–47 days. Each gets a 1.5-page memo with thesis tags, the specific signals that triggered the pick, and a confidence score. The raw CSV mirrors every metric for the entire universe (4,200+ orgs) so you can re-rank by any criterion.

   The 12-minute synthetic-voice walkthrough is a guided audio tour through the top 5 picks — what stood out, what we’re unsure about, what the data is saying that the headlines aren’t. Played at 1.5× over Monday breakfast, you’re fully briefed by 09:15.

3. 3Internal Struggle

   Stage 3 · Internal Struggle · The Doubts

   Four questions every cohort buyer asks before they wire €1,797.

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   The four-question objection list, on the record

   Synthetic walkthrough · 5 min · cued for Mon, 08 Jun 2026

   5-minute synthetic-voice walkthrough — depth, hallucinations, sector coverage, refund.

   ‘Is a weekend really enough depth?’ Honest answer: depth depends on what you’re after. If you want a 60-page McKinsey-style narrative on the regulatory landscape and the macro cycle, no — that’s a three-week consultancy engagement. If you want the actual list of 8 companies you should be writing checks at right now, sorted by the signal that leads fundraise announcements by 21–47 days — that’s a weekend of compute, and the artifact is more accurate than the three-week version because it’s computed, not opined.

   ‘How do you avoid hallucinating breakouts?’ Two-period confirmation rule. A breakout candidate has to register a 2× contributor spike in two consecutive 14-day windows before it lands on the list. Single-window spikes are filtered out as noise. We also include a false-positive caveat list — the candidates that almost made the cut but didn’t pass the two-period filter. You see what we excluded and why.

   ‘What if my sector isn’t covered?’ We track 19 sectors. The full list is at /weekly. If you want a sector outside that universe, email signal@gitdealflow.com before checkout — we may extend to your sector for the cohort, or refund. We don’t sell sweeps for sectors we can’t actually run the panel on.

   ‘Is the €1,797 refundable?’ Yes — if zero of the breakouts in our list register a fundraise within 90 days of delivery, we refund or credit toward the next quarter at your choice. The 90-day window is the median lead-time floor; missing it entirely means the panel didn’t fire and you shouldn’t pay for the artifact.

4. 4Big Idea — Open Cart

   Stage 4 · Big Idea · Open Cart

   Eight spots. €1,797. Weekend run is June 12–14. Bundle ships Monday June 15 at 09:00 UTC.

   Cohort opens now and closes June 14 at midnight UTC, or earlier if all 8 spots fill. After the cohort closes, the standard Sector Sweep rate is €2,497 and runs are scheduled monthly with one buyer at a time. The €1,797 cohort price is the only way in at this rate.

   At checkout you pick the sector. The 19 currently-tracked sectors are: AI infrastructure, AI agents, developer tools, climate tech, biotech, fintech, cybersecurity, robotics, edge compute, vertical SaaS, gaming, creator tools, healthcare, defense tech, mobility, supply chain, vector databases, MLOps, observability. Email if you want a different sector run for the cohort.

   If a Sector Sweep is the right shape for you, this is the cheapest sector landscape you’re going to find that holds up under reproducibility. If it isn’t, the free Acceleration Watch and the €9.97 founding-member rate stay where they are. Sector Sweep is the rung above founding-member; it doesn’t replace it.

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