Monitor Twitter Keywords in Real Time — unified inbox + bot filtering
Monitor X keywords continuously with full advanced-search support.
ReplySocial monitors X (Twitter) keywords continuously and surfaces every match in your unified inbox. Track brand keywords, competitor names, support phrases, and intent signals — without re-running searches by hand.
Three steps from a search query to continuous coverage.
Use any X advanced search syntax — exact phrases, OR groupings, account filters, engagement thresholds, date ranges, exclusions. Test the query on X first, or use our free Search Query Builder to assemble it visually.
Paste the query into a new monitor and ReplySocial runs it on a recurring schedule. New matches appear in the inbox within minutes. Run multiple monitors in parallel — one for brand mentions, one for competitor signals, one for support phrases.
Every reply author is scored automatically by BotBlock. The inbox surfaces a tier badge (Human, Suspicious, Spam) on every author, and a one-click Hide-bots filter removes them entirely so the inbox stays signal-heavy.
Three monitor categories that cover most real-world use cases.
Monitor your brand name, product names, common misspellings, and your @handle minus your own posts. Catches indirect mentions and conversations where someone talks about you without @-tagging your account.
Track competitor handles, product names, and pricing pages. Add intent operators like `alternative to` or `vs competitor` to surface high-intent comparison conversations you can engage with credibly.
Track support phrases (`broken`, `not working`, `error`) tied to your brand, or intent signals across your category (`looking for X`, `need a tool that does Y`). Reply fast and you turn complaints into saves and intent into pipeline.
X mention searches in 2026 are full of AI replies, scam DMs, and rapid-reply farms. BotBlock scores every reply author in the background and gives you a Hide-bots filter — the inbox stays focused on real conversations.
See how the unified inbox works, read our social media monitoring guide or our online brand monitoring guide, or learn about BotBlock spam filtering.
Set up a keyword monitor in ReplySocial with the words, phrases, or X advanced search operators you want tracked. The monitor runs on a recurring schedule and surfaces every matching post in your unified inbox within minutes. You can run multiple monitors in parallel (e.g., brand keywords, competitor keywords, support keywords, intent keywords) and filter the inbox by monitor when you want to focus.
Combine three monitors: (1) your brand name as an exact phrase, (2) common misspellings and typos of your brand, (3) your @handle plus a `-from:yourhandle` filter to exclude your own posts. This catches direct mentions, indirect references, and conversations about you that don't @-tag your account. ReplySocial supports the full X advanced search syntax inside any monitor.
Yes — every monitor accepts X advanced search syntax including operators like `from:`, `to:`, `min_faves:`, `since:`, `until:`, `filter:replies`, `lang:`, and exact phrase quoting. Build the query once in our free Search Query Builder, paste it into a monitor, and the matches stream into your inbox continuously.
Three techniques work best: (1) use exact-phrase quoting for multi-word terms (`"product hunt"` instead of `product hunt`), (2) add exclusion filters like `-filter:retweets` and `-from:competitor`, (3) raise engagement thresholds with `min_faves:5` to surface only posts that gained traction. BotBlock also auto-filters spam reply authors so the inbox stays signal-heavy.
Yes. The same monitor structure works for support phrases (`"@yourbrand" (broken OR error OR bug)`) and intent signals (`("alternative to competitor" OR "vs competitor") -from:competitor`). Track multiple monitors at once and filter the inbox when you want to focus on a specific category.
Monitors check on a recurring schedule and surface matches within minutes of the original post. You can also trigger an immediate check on any monitor when you want fresh results on demand — useful during product launches or live events.
Free plan includes 3 monitors total across X, Reddit, Facebook, and LinkedIn — enough to set up brand, competitor, and intent tracking on day one.