Every gap a company hits — a tool with no owned equivalent — is a signal. Aggregate those signals across companies and they rank themselves by demand. The ranking is nothing but a count, so it can't be gamed: the more companies need the same thing, the higher it sits. A gap isn't a hole in the pitch — it's the honest priority for what gets built (or minted via seam) next.
See the flywheel turn: log a gap and watch it climb. Saved in your browser only.