Stalker — social listening with AI-citation context

Stalker scans social platforms and review sites for mentions of your keywords, scores each mention, and — the part classic social-listening tools can't do — shows whether AI assistants cite that exact post in answers. A Reddit thread with three upvotes that ChatGPT cites weekly matters more than a viral post no assistant ever reads.

Early access. Stalker is rolling out gradually. If your project doesn't have access yet, you'll see a "Get early access" button — request it and the team opens it for your project.

What it scans

• Social: Reddit, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram.
• Review sites: G2, Trustpilot.
• Turkish sources: Şikayetvar, Ekşi Sözlük, Kızlar Soruyor.

Some sources are premium and unlock with the add-on tier.

Keywords

You track a set of keywords (brand names, products, competitors, category terms) with a per-plan keyword allowance; the editor shows your usage (n / limit). Saving the list re-runs the scan.

Reading a mention card

Each card shows the platform, author, the text, engagement (score, comments, reactions, reposts, views), recency, a relevance score, a sentiment label — and the AI citations count: how many times this exact URL appeared as a source in tracked LLM answers, and on which providers.

That citation column is the prioritization key. Posts AI assistants cite are part of your answer supply chain: a negative thread that gets cited deserves a response or a counter-source; a positive one deserves reinforcement.

The PulseBar

One thin bar summarizing the tone of everything heard in the window — the positive/neutral/negative split at a glance.

Filters

Platform, sentiment, keyword, and cited-only (show only mentions that AI assistants cite) — plus the day range.

How to work it

1. Filter to cited-only first. These posts are already influencing AI answers about you.
2. Handle negative-cited mentions at the source where possible (respond, correct facts, update your own pages that could outrank the thread as a source).
3. Watch competitor keywords too — threads comparing you to competitors are tomorrow's comparison-answer sources.