What is Stalkr?
Stalkr is a social listening tool for founders and startup teams who need to know what customers and competitors are saying in public. It monitors chosen keywords across X, Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn, dedupes matching posts and comments, then sorts them into useful cases such as bug reports, complaints, product ideas, misinformation, and testimonials. Paid plans include email alerts, saved views, analytics, REST API, MCP, and webhooks, and new accounts start with 10 free mentions.
Why Stalkr works
The most useful brand conversations often never tag your account, so relying on native notifications leaves complaints, feature requests, and buying signals buried in public threads. Stalkr watches chosen keywords, dedupes matches, and ranks useful mentions with categories, urgency, sentiment, and engagement, so a founder works from prioritized signals instead of manually searching four social platforms.
Stalkr features
- Cross platform keyword monitoring. Track your brand, product, competitors, founder name, feature names, and niche phrases across X, Reddit, YouTube, and LinkedIn without requiring people to tag your account.
- Action focused mention sorting. Matching posts are deduped and organized into cases such as bug reports, complaints, product ideas, misinformation, and testimonials. Where platform policy allows, AI can file mentions into custom categories.
- Urgency and engagement filters. Use categories, sentiment, urgency, and engagement filters to separate routine chatter from mentions that need attention first.
- Saved views and email alerts. Save useful mention views and send email alerts for urgent complaints, bug reports, false claims, buying threads, or creator shout outs.
- REST API, MCP, and webhooks. Every plan, including the free trial, includes REST API, MCP, and webhooks. Signed webhooks can send a mention.created event as soon as Stalkr finds a match.
Who Stalkr is for
- Solo founders who want to track brand, product, and competitor conversations without spending the day searching social feeds.
- Startup product teams looking for repeated feature requests, complaints, competitor gaps, and purchase objections before roadmap planning.
- Support teams that need to catch public bug reports and complaints that never enter the help desk.
- Agencies and multi brand teams that need higher keyword and mention limits across several monitored names.
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