Alertcamp
Live-monitor everything that's posted on Reddit & HackerNews
Alertcamp launched on September 30, 2020 with 71 votes, #669 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
First, we are monitoring all supported platforms 24/7. Almost in real time. Second, you list the keywords that you are interested in. Then, we send you an email notice when any of the keywords are mentioned. Target audience is Startups and PR agencies.
Effortless social media monitoring. Get notified every time someone mentions your brand or name on some of the major social platforms.
First, we are monitoring all supported platforms 24/7 . Almost in real time . Second, you list the keywords that you are interested in . Then, we send you an email notice when any of the keywords are mentioned. You can organize your keywords in projects and have notifications sent to different recipients per project. You will receive a notice as soon as we have found a match of one of the keywords that you are monitoring. In most cases, that will be within 30-60 seconds after a post or comment is published. Then, we will wait for the "cooldown" period to pass before sending you another notice. If there were new matches during the cooldown period, we will buffer and send them along with the…from alertcamp.com
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