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Twitter Monitoring is a browser-based tool from the OSINT Toolkit. It accepts a Twitter account name or a search phrase, entered without @ or # symbols, and displays generated results in a Search Output box after a short delay.
The page offers a custom OSINT tool for creating advanced search queries within Twitter and refers to tools for analyzing and monitoring accounts. It states that no Twitter account is needed for the described search steps.
Tweet Binder is a Twitter hashtag analytics tool that generates reports and tracks hashtags, mentions, keywords and profiles on Twitter. It offers free hashtag analytics of up to 200 posts from the last 7 days and hashtag trackers for campaigns and events.
Blacklight is a real-time website privacy inspector from The Markup. A user enters a website address and Blacklight scans it, revealing user-tracking technologies on the site. Tests cover ad trackers, third-party cookies, tracking that evades cookie blockers, session-monitoring scripts, keystroke capturing, and data sent to Facebook, TikTok, Twitter/X and Google Analytics. A scan normally takes between 30 seconds and one minute.
Fraidycat is a desktop app or browser extension for Firefox or Chrome used to follow people across platforms such as Twitter, blogs, YouTube and public TiddlyWiki. Instead of a news feed, it shows a list of recently active individuals with two-line summaries. Follows are arranged by tag and given an importance level that sets how often Fraidycat checks them.
PressPulse AI is an AI agent built for HARO monitoring. It sends relevant media opportunities from across the internet and supports reviewing and responding to them. The tool matches requests to a professional background and offers AI pitch drafting, domain authority data, first-mover notifications, favorites and blocklists, and integration with platforms including Twitter, LinkedIn and Substack.
Talkwalker Alerts is a free web monitoring service that functions as an alternative to Google Alerts. It tracks mentions of brands, competitors, events or user-specified topics across the web, and sends real-time alerts to users’ email inboxes, RSS feeds or Slack accounts. Users can customize alert settings including source type (news, Twitter, blogs, discussion forums), result language (22 available options), delivery frequency, and whether to receive all results or only high-engagement mentions. The service is free to use.
