Twitter keyword alerts for the posts on X that name you.
KeywordWatchr searches X, formerly Twitter, every day for your keyword and sends each new post to your inbox or to Slack, including the ones that name you without tagging you.
What an X (Twitter) alert watches
One alert is one keyword on X, with up to three terms and its own exclusion words.
Posts that skip your handle
People write your product name without the @. Those posts never show up in your notifications on X. An alert finds them by the name itself.
Any keyword, not only your brand
A product, a domain, a competitor or a phrase. A term with a space in it is matched as the exact phrase.
Exclusion words
Leave out the posts in which your keyword means something else, or the ones from your own announcements.
All terms, or any of them
Combine up to three terms. All of them must appear, or any one of them on Pro and Business.
Delivered where you work
Every match is in your dashboard as soon as it is found. Email digests work on every plan, Slack and webhooks on Pro and Business. Daily delivery is on Pro and Business, weekly and monthly on every plan.
Posts on X our alerts found this month
Real posts from the last 30 days, collected for our Brand Radar pages. Each links to the post on X.
- Here's an update on my progress with @RadioStationPRO by @netmix using @claudeai to advance my development agenda. I sent this a private listserve I'm on, but thought I'd share it here too. I thought I'd share an update with the list on my recent progress since I began utilizing AI to address challenges I was facing t…@tonyzeoliNov 5, 2026
- My agent has access to the last three years of Mailster sales data via @freemius. What should I you ask it?@xaver_Nov 5, 2026
- @freemius Blink if you need help Vova!@carlhancockNov 3, 2026
- Who said WordPress can’t have nice things? This design by @mstrgsnsh felt a bit too experimental, so I kept putting it off. With some help from AI, I finally brought it to life in Inspiro. Available for both Elementor and the block editor:@cioriciNov 3, 2026
- @wpzoom Love it@KumujJainNov 3, 2026
- @freemius Is this the real Vova or AI Vova :)@mikestottwpNov 3, 2026
Set up in three steps
No X account and no API key. KeywordWatchr does the searching.
- Step 1
Enter your keyword
Your product name, your domain, a competitor. Add exclusion words if the term means something else too.
- Step 2
Choose X as the source
One alert per source. Add the same keyword on Reddit or the web as an alert of its own.
- Step 3
Pick where it lands
Email on every plan, Slack or your own webhook on Pro and Business. Weekly or monthly, and daily on Pro and Business.
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before they set anything up.
How often does KeywordWatchr check X?
Once a day. Every post carries the time it was published, and it is in your dashboard as soon as it is found. Email, Slack and webhook deliveries follow the schedule you set per alert.
Why not use X's advanced search?
Advanced search shows you matching posts when you look. It does not tell you about new ones. An alert runs the search every day and sends you only what is new.
Do I need an X account or API access?
No. KeywordWatchr reads public posts and needs neither a login nor an API key from you.
Can I get the posts in Slack?
Yes, on Pro and Business. Each new post goes into the Slack channel you pick, with a link to it. The trial includes Slack.
Can I watch a competitor on X?
Yes. Enter the competitor's name as the keyword, the same way as your own brand. See competitor monitoring.
Does it watch other networks too?
Yes. The same keyword works on Reddit, in Facebook groups and on the web, each as an alert of its own. See Reddit monitoring.
The posts that skip your @handle are already out there.
Start with your product name on X. 14 days free, 3 alerts, every Pro feature, no credit card.