Twitter monitoring for the mentions worth answering

Twitter monitoring means searching X for your brand, your competitors or a topic on a schedule, keeping each new post, and getting told about the ones that need you. A monitoring tool runs those searches for you and filters out posts that only share your keyword. Some people call it a Twitter tracker or a tweet tracker.

Add your brand or product name as a keyword. Rumoro looks for that text in X posts and replies, tagged or not. Other spellings need their own keywords, and required and excluded words keep a common name from matching unrelated posts.

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

Advanced search is a search you run yourself, once. Monitoring repeats it every hour, keeps only new posts and scores each one. Alerts then apply your rules, such as a minimum relevance or an intent like question or comparison, and send the posts that pass to your chosen channel.

Yes. Connect Slack once and each alert rule posts its matches to a channel: the headline, sentiment and intent, the post with its author and their follower count, the AI relevance score, a note on why it matters and buttons to open the post, mark it handled or mute the author. Telegram, email digests and webhooks work the same way.

TweetDeck became X Pro, and since March 2026 it's only part of X Premium+. It still means keeping columns open and checking them. Rumoro does the checking: each keyword is searched every hour, and only the posts that pass your alert rules reach Slack, Telegram, email, a webhook or your agent.

Google Alerts emails you about new web pages Google indexes; it doesn't follow new posts on X. Rumoro searches X itself every hour, scores each post against your company and sends the ones that matter where you work.

Yes. An alert can require a minimum number of likes, reposts, replies, quotes, views or bookmarks, so only posts that travel reach you. The counts are the ones X reported when the post was collected.

Every hour for each keyword, up to the newest 100 posts per check, so a burst bigger than that is read up to its newest 100. A new keyword also reads back the newest 10 from the last 30 days, billed as normal mentions.

Yes. Each keyword is searched through X API v2 every hour, and a new keyword's look-back uses its full-archive search. Replies arrive with the post they answer, so the thread reads in context.

Public posts, replies and quote posts that contain your keyword; reposts are left out, and a quoted post's text alone doesn't make the quoting post match. Each mention keeps its link, author and reach, engagement counts and, for a reply, the post it answers.

No. Rumoro collects from X with its own server-side access. You don't connect an X account and nothing is posted in your name.

Rumoro follows keywords rather than an account's timeline. Add a person's or company's name as a keyword to catch posts about them; to keep an account's posts out of a channel, mute the author.

$5 per keyword a month, charged by the day, plus $0.008 per matched post. There's no subscription: you top up a balance, and a new account starts with $5.80 of credit and no card.

Rumoro's is one. Its MCP server gives Claude, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client tools to search, filter and triage your X mentions next to every other platform, so an agent can pull this week's questions or negative posts and draft the replies. X's own hosted MCP is different: it calls the X API on your account and doesn't score or filter anything for you.