Bluesky monitoring that catches every mention in seconds

Add your product, a competitor or a topic as a keyword in Rumoro. Every public Bluesky post is read from the firehose as it's published and checked for the keyword. Matches are scored for relevance, sentiment and intent, and the ones you care about go to Slack, Telegram, email, a webhook or your AI agent over MCP.

Yes. Rumoro follows Bluesky's live stream of posts instead of repeating a search, so a post that names your keyword is matched within seconds and there's no poll interval to wait for. In a live test on October 2, 2026, two matched posts reached a webhook 11 and 13 seconds after they were published.

Not for words in other people's posts. Bluesky notifications cover activity around your own account, such as replies, quotes, follows and posts that tag your handle. When someone writes your product's name without tagging you, nothing arrives. Rumoro watches for the name itself.

Bluesky's advanced search works through search operators. Put a name in quotes for the exact phrase, add #tag for a hashtag, from:handle for one account's posts, mentions:handle for posts tagging an account, domain:yourapp.dev for posts linking to your site, lang:en for a language and since: and until: with a date. It finds what's there when you look. Rumoro keeps watching and tells you when something new appears.

Bluesky lets signed-out visitors search, with fewer personal options. Rumoro needs no Bluesky account at all. You add a keyword and the matching posts come to you.

Yes. A new keyword reads back the newest 10 from the last 30 days, so the feed isn't empty on day one. Those posts go to the feed and to digests, never as instant alerts, so old news doesn't ping your channel. From then on every new post comes from the live stream.

Yes. When a matched post is a reply, Rumoro fetches the post it answers, with its author and text, and looks up the replier's handle, display name and follower count. You read the conversation, not a lone reply from an unknown account.

The firehose is the AT Protocol's stream of every public event on the network, from new posts to likes and follows. Jetstream is Bluesky's lighter JSON version of it. Building on either means holding a connection open, filtering millions of events a day and storing what matters. Rumoro does that part and hands you only the posts that name you.

Reading public data through the Bluesky API is free. The firehose and most public endpoints need no key, while search increasingly expects a signed-in session. What the API leaves to you is the work around it, such as staying connected, matching keywords, looking up authors, removing noise and sending alerts.

Bluesky publishes an RSS feed of each profile's posts, but not of a search or keyword. To follow a word across the whole network you need a monitor. Rumoro sends each relevant match to Slack, Telegram, email, a webhook or your agent instead of a feed reader.

Quote posts, yes, when their own text contains your keyword. Reposts are left out, because a repost has no text of its own, so a post that spreads widely still reaches you once.

Yes. Connect Slack once and each alert rule posts its matches to a channel. An alert shows the headline, sentiment and intent, the post with its author and their follower count, the post it answers, the AI relevance score, a note on why it matters and buttons to open it, mark it handled or mute the author.

No. Rumoro reads public posts with its own access. You don't connect a Bluesky account, create an app password or share a login, and nothing is posted in your name.

Rumoro's MCP server works as one. Claude, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client can search and triage your Bluesky mentions next to every other platform, pull this week's questions or complaints and draft the replies.

Every Rumoro account starts with $5.80 of credit and no card, enough for your first keyword for a month and 100 mentions on top. After that it's $5 a keyword a month and $0.008 per match, with no subscription.

$5 per keyword a month, charged by the day, plus $0.008 per matched post, the same as on every other platform. There's no subscription. You top up a balance, and a new account starts with $5.80 of credit and no card.