Keyword monitoring where people actually post: Reddit, X, Facebook groups, more on the way. Every matching post lands in your inbox or in Slack, on your schedule.
You are not in the room. A question on Reddit, a complaint on X, a recommendation in a Facebook group. You hear about it weeks later, or not at all.
Watch any word: your brand, a competitor, a topic. What you get out of it depends on which word you pick, and these three are the ones people set up first.
Somebody asks for a tool like yours, in public, today. You answer before the thread goes quiet, as the person who built it rather than as an ad.
A user runs into a problem and posts about it instead of writing to you. You find out the same day and reply where the question was asked.
Watch a competitor's name next to your own. When somebody is unhappy with them, that is your opening, and you are already there.
Three steps to set it up, and one you will keep doing. After that it runs without you, and nothing needs your attention until a mention actually arrives.
A product name, a domain, your handle, a competitor. Add exclusion words for the cases where your keyword means something else too.
Wherever people actually post: Reddit, X, a Facebook group you name. Narrow it down to single subreddits or groups if you like.
Email, Slack or your own webhook, once a day, once a week or once a month. Every mention is in your dashboard either way.
Every mention arrives with a direct link. You land on the post itself, not on a search page, and you answer as the person who built the thing rather than as an ad. That is how a question turns into a customer and a complaint into a fix.
Each source is its own alert, with its own filters and its own exclusion words.
It is in your dashboard the moment it is found, and on its way to wherever you work.
Every mention in one list, filtered how you like.
A digest to a confirmed address, links included.
Into the channel you pick, the mention itself.
Plain JSON to your endpoint, stable shape.
You pick the rhythm. Nothing arrives more often than you asked for.
COMING SOON
What people want to know first, before they set anything up.
You choose: once a day, once a week or once a month. Every mention carries its real timestamp, so you can always see how old it is.
Yes, and plenty of people do. It is the same alert with a different word in it, which is useful when somebody is looking for an alternative.
Nothing while KeywordWatchr is in closed beta. Pricing comes with the public launch, and it will be on this page before it applies to anyone.
We are in closed beta with a small group of users. There is no date on this page on purpose: a date we miss is worth less than no date at all.
Something else on your mind?
Contact supportPick a keyword, pick a source, and the next time somebody writes about you, it lands in your dashboard instead of somewhere you never look.