Tweetstream
A web app to watch old tweets from a specific hashtag
Tweetstream launched on March 23, 2023 with 75 votes, #1,029 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Let's say that you missed your favorite TV show and you watched it two days later. What is missing from this experience is the live tweet stream. With the tweetstream.io this is doable.
Stream monitored X posts and news from 18 publications over WebSocket, with OCR, token detection, live prices, and a public rolling speed report.
Low-latency X/Twitter feeds with token detection, OCR and live prices. Monitor news, Truth Social, Binance Square, pump.fun callouts and FOMO theses over WebSocket. Get X alerts in Discord. Choose your handles and alerts. Start receiving live market events. These teams use TweetStream for live monitored-account workflows across bots, trading desks, discovery tools, and community alerts. Best for Focused watchlists, solo bots, and first production feeds. Best for Trading teams that need replay, Discord routing, and more headroom. Self-serve quote for high-volume trading firms and market-data vendors. Best for Desks and vendors with larger account or WebSocket capacity needs. TweetStream is…from tweetstream.io
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