// E-BIKE RESEARCH

BIKES.
SCORED.
MODEL MOVEMENTS.

The problem is e-bike releases and reviews buried in OEM blogs, Reddit, retailers, and YouTube. Electric Bike Intelligence crawls a per-user source registry (52 defaults) and scores via MVS (signal, novelty, authority, recency) with e-bike boosters in scorer.py. Daily Top 10 plus narrative and model movements. First-class releases (announced / pre-order / shipping / delayed / cancelled), reviews, videos, news, prices, 90-day briefing history, sources with auto-pause after 5 consecutive failures, settings to trigger crawl/score/briefing. Kronos: crawl 6h, score 2h, briefing 10:15 UTC. ShipLog gets an shl_entries row per briefing. Same pipeline family as EBD, different domain. Public /ebi/; app routes login-gated.

Premier MVS + boosters 52 defaults ShipLog
Launch App How it works
6h
Crawl
2h
Score
10:15
UTC briefing
90d
History
// HOW IT WORKS

Same crawl-score-digest shape as EBD. Bikes, not boards.

Do not treat EBI as a reskin with fake PEV screenshots. Releases and reviews are first-class for a reason.

01
Crawl the registry
Per-user sources seeded with 52 defaults: news, forums, OEM, retail, YouTube, firmware feeds.
02
Score with boosters
MVS four-dimension composite plus e-bike-specific boosters in scorer.py.
03
Brief + movements
Daily Top 10, narrative, model movements panel from the latest daily report.
04
Work the grids
Catalog (drive, motor, battery, range, speed, MSRP), releases status, reviews, videos, news, prices.
05
Operate the pipe
Sources auto-pause after 5 failures. Settings trigger crawl/score/briefing. ShipLog row per briefing.
Open the dashboard
// DASHBOARD

Tiles, Top 10, model movements

CSS mock of /ebi/app. Not a screenshot of an e-bike brand site.

meltuc.tech/ebi/app — CSS mock, not a product screenshot
items todaytile
releases 7dtile
Top 10scored
movementsfrom report
// RELEASES

Status is a field, not a vibe

announced / pre-order / shipping / delayed / cancelled on /ebi/app/releases.

meltuc.tech/ebi/app/releases — CSS mock, not a product screenshot
Model Xpre-order
Model Yshipping
Firmware packannounced
// SOURCES

Enable, add, auto-pause

Five consecutive failures pause a source. That is operational, not decorative.

meltuc.tech/ebi/app/sources — CSS mock, not a product screenshot
RSS OEMenabled
Redditenabled
dead feedpaused after 5
// PUBLIC VS APP

Landing is public. Catalog is not.

/ebi/ public. Dashboard, catalog, releases, reviews, videos, news, prices, history, sources, settings need login.

// SIBLING, NOT CLONE

EBD is boards. EBI is bikes.

Shared crawl → score → digest. Different fields and first-class signals. Do not paste EBD copy onto this page.

// WHAT EBI REFUSES

Not a bike shop. Not unbounded crawl.

No checkout. Sources can die and get paused. Telegram notable-review push is best-effort and may be a no-op if tokens are retired — Herald is the platform bus.

// WHO THIS IS FOR

People who actually track e-bike SKUs

Enthusiasts and buyers who want scored releases/reviews, not a shopping affiliate grid. How you verify: dashboard tiles, releases statuses, sources pause rule, login on /app, briefing history 90 days.

// FEATURES

E-bike signal with model movements.

Kronos crawl 6h / score 2h / brief 10:15 UTC. MVS router, not a mystery LLM.

🚲
Catalog
Manufacturer, type, drive, motor, battery, range, speed, MSRP.
📣
Releases
Five explicit statuses.
⭐
Reviews
Items classified review, ranked by composite.
🎬
Videos
YouTube-classified items.
💵
Prices
Retailer observations, stock, sale flag.
📜
90-day history
Archive of daily briefings.
🔌
Source registry
Enable/disable/add/delete; auto-pause ×5.
📓
ShipLog
shl_entries row per briefing.
⚙️
Manual triggers
Settings: crawl, score, briefing jobs.
// GET STARTED

Open the hub. Watch the movements.

Login for /ebi/app. This page does not list your catalog.

Launch EBI

Requires a MelTuc account. Create one free.

// SAID SLOWLY

What stays true over time

E-bike consumer research hub — daily briefings, release tracking, review curation. Health stays cheap. If this page disagrees with the signed-in app, trust the app — the product contract and tests enforce that rule.