One analyst. Named, on every report.

Casewell is a one-person practice. The person who scopes your question writes the report, signs the source table and takes the call afterwards. There is no research team and no account manager, which is the point.

Before this, I spent several years leading competitive intelligence and market-entry strategy for a European consumer health platform handling more than 200,000 treatments a month — building the competitor tracking that informed pricing and launch decisions, and running the market assessments behind two country entries. Earlier, business development in mobile gaming, where the competitive set moves weekly and being wrong is expensive.

The reason this practice exists is narrow. Companies buy intelligence tools, then discover that reading them is nobody's job. The tool was never the missing piece.