SnitchFeed
SnitchFeed is an agentic social listening tool that surfaces high-intent conversations on LinkedIn, X, Hackernews, and more for GTM and product teams.

About SnitchFeed
SnitchFeed is a social listening and lead generation platform for GTM teams at startups and small B2B companies. It monitors Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and Hacker News for brand mentions, keywords, and competitor signals, then scores every match with AI for relevance, sentiment, and 13 intent signals such as buying intent, recommendation requests, and comparisons.
Instead of raw keyword hits, SnitchFeed drops promotional posts and spam and surfaces only real opportunities. Set up boolean listeners in minutes, track specific LinkedIn and X profiles or company pages, and get alerts where your team works. Visual workflows filter, hold for approval, and push qualified leads into your outreach stack automatically. Saved analytics reports, AI reply drafts, a REST API, and an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor round it out.
The core idea: people posting "does anyone know a tool for X?" are ready to buy, far higher intent than cold outreach or paid ads. SnitchFeed catches them.
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