dives.in
Long industry write-ups. Deep dives into underserved markets and fragmented industries, written to a schedule, each ending in the names a venture there could own.
- What it is
- A publication of industry deep dives
- The work
- A writing pipeline with a queue and gates, a domain-intelligence block per piece, one app with several faces
- Built with
- Next.js, a scheduled writer, registry checks
- Data from
- Public market records, our own name intelligence, the registries
- Live since
- September 2026
- Visit
- dives.in
Some industries are big, fragmented and under-served online, and dives.in publishes long write-ups on them: who the buyers are, what the incumbents miss, what a venture there would need. Each piece ends with a domain block: the names that fit, who holds them, what they would cost, and which are free, confirmed at the registry rather than guessed.
The work
The pipeline is a queue of topics, a writer that takes the next one on a schedule, gates that refuse a piece that repeats an earlier one or lacks its sections, and a block of name facts appended from our own data. A rule that once silently blanked a tenth of the articles, because the renderer demanded numbered headings, is the kind of thing this project taught us to test at the published page, never at the footer.
How it is built
One Next.js application serves dives.in and its sibling faces, each defined in one file by hostname. New pieces render on demand; the site keeps its newspaper look.