ChatterSift is a daily market intelligence brief for founders, marketers, product leaders, and comms teams. It tracks your brand, competitors, and keywords across Reddit, Hacker News, LinkedIn, X, competitor sites, forums, and the wider web, then turns the noise into one sourced morning brief: what happened, why it matters, and where to act next.
We built ChatterSift for teams who need to know what their market is saying, but do not want another dashboard, alert feed, or pile of links to triage.
Every day, ChatterSift tracks your brand, competitors, and keywords across Reddit, Hacker News, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, competitor sites, forums, and the wider web. Overnight, it reads the mentions, clusters the themes, filters out the noise, and sends you one concise morning brief.
The core idea is simple:
We read everything. You read one thing.
Each brief highlights the few conversations that actually matter: competitor moves, buying-intent threads, sentiment shifts, feature requests, reputation risks, and market narratives. Every claim links back to the original source so you can verify it, read the context, or join the conversation.
We’re launching with a 30-day money back guarantee. Set your watchlist today, and your first brief arrives tomorrow morning.
Would love feedback from the Product Hunt community, especially from founders, marketers, product teams, and comms folks who already spend too much time monitoring the internet manually.
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How are you handling the signal-to-noise problem when a brand mention is just someone using the word loosely, like someone tweeting about "building chops" for a woodworking account versus actual brand chatter?
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@nazlcanmilnyku During the onboarding, we take a look at your own website to understand what your product does and what matters. When creating the briefing, we take that into account and sift through the noise.
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The "why it matters" framing is such a smart move, most feeds just dump raw mentions and leave you to figure out the signal. really clean editorial layer for a space that usually leans chaotic.
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@lker1415706 That's exactly why I created this product. I've used several other brand monitoring / keyword matching products but the end result is that my mailbox is inundated with tons of notifications. I think for most people who are busy, it's probably much better to have a highly digestible and actionable brief each day.
That being said, if you miss those instant notifications so that whenever something happens you want to jump into the conversations, you can still do that with this product.
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Love how it pulls Reddit and HN threads alongside the usual social feeds instead of leaning only on X, then serves it as one focused brief.
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@furkanbeki61828 We currently support Reddit, HN, LinkedIn and competitor websites crawling, with many more sources to add.
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Hey Product Hunt,
We built ChatterSift for teams who need to know what their market is saying, but do not want another dashboard, alert feed, or pile of links to triage.
Every day, ChatterSift tracks your brand, competitors, and keywords across Reddit, Hacker News, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, competitor sites, forums, and the wider web. Overnight, it reads the mentions, clusters the themes, filters out the noise, and sends you one concise morning brief.
The core idea is simple:
We read everything. You read one thing.
Each brief highlights the few conversations that actually matter: competitor moves, buying-intent threads, sentiment shifts, feature requests, reputation risks, and market narratives. Every claim links back to the original source so you can verify it, read the context, or join the conversation.
We’re launching with a 30-day money back guarantee. Set your watchlist today, and your first brief arrives tomorrow morning.
Would love feedback from the Product Hunt community, especially from founders, marketers, product teams, and comms folks who already spend too much time monitoring the internet manually.
How are you handling the signal-to-noise problem when a brand mention is just someone using the word loosely, like someone tweeting about "building chops" for a woodworking account versus actual brand chatter?
@nazlcanmilnyku During the onboarding, we take a look at your own website to understand what your product does and what matters. When creating the briefing, we take that into account and sift through the noise.
The "why it matters" framing is such a smart move, most feeds just dump raw mentions and leave you to figure out the signal. really clean editorial layer for a space that usually leans chaotic.
@lker1415706 That's exactly why I created this product. I've used several other brand monitoring / keyword matching products but the end result is that my mailbox is inundated with tons of notifications. I think for most people who are busy, it's probably much better to have a highly digestible and actionable brief each day.
That being said, if you miss those instant notifications so that whenever something happens you want to jump into the conversations, you can still do that with this product.
Love how it pulls Reddit and HN threads alongside the usual social feeds instead of leaning only on X, then serves it as one focused brief.
@furkanbeki61828 We currently support Reddit, HN, LinkedIn and competitor websites crawling, with many more sources to add.