Multi-Platform Search
Needle scans the most popular social networks, developer communities, and forums so you never miss a prospect asking for a solution like yours.
Monitor posts, comments, and articles for high-value B2B buying intent signals.
Track niche subreddit threads where users ask for recommendations or compare tools.
Detect purchase intent and real-time competitor frustration in tweets and threads.
Surface technical buyer discussions and tool evaluations from the HN frontpage and Ask HN.
Monitor launch threads and discussion comments for early-adopter buying signals.
Find developers asking troubleshooting questions and evaluating tools in Q&A threads.
Monitor repository issues, discussions, and READMEs for developer tool buying signals.
Monitor the growing, decentralized Bluesky network for early-adopter buying signals.
Find prospective customers discussing problems in video comments and tutorial descriptions.
Track the decentralized Mastodon network for tech-savvy professionals discussing tools.
Track discussions and submissions on the Lobsters developer community in real time.
Monitor blog posts and conversation threads on Tumblr for B2B brand and tool mentions.
Search general forums, message boards, and independent builder community sites.
Why Platforms Matter
Your next customer is already telling the world they need a solution like yours, but they are doing it on a platform you are not watching. Buying intent signals are scattered across LinkedIn posts, Reddit threads, Twitter replies, Hacker News comments, GitHub issues, and developer forums.
Needle consolidates social listening across 12 platforms into a unified workflow. Instead of juggling separate tools or manual searches, you get a clean feed of mentions that matter, scored by our three-stage relevance filtering pipeline.
Consolidate notifications and alerts from 12 services into one place.
Advanced semantic matching and intent filters eliminate spam and noise.
Track when competitor users complain or seek alternatives online.
Background tasks scan platforms continuously for your saved brands.
Preview from your URL, then search communities with buying intent on paid plans.