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Octolens | The AI Social Listening Tool
Monitor brand mentions across 10+ social platforms with API and MCP integration for AI agents.
fmerian · Product Hunt
Octolens Social listening for the agent era
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Monitor brand mentions across 10+ social platforms with API and MCP integration for AI agents.
fmerian · Product Hunt
Octolens Social listening for the agent era
Monitor crypto markets with real-time screeners, liquidation tracking, and chart-pattern alerts.
@Coinbeaconhq · X
@therealchaseeb I’m vibe coding a ZEC blockchain explorer without a bunch of trash ads Check it out. We support ironwood Oh, and charts :) https://t.co/2DubejUvFJ
@atlaszec · X
I’m vibe coding a ZEC blockchain explorer without a bunch of trash ads Check it out. We support ironwood Oh, and charts :)
Volumn.ai turns X/Twitter mentions into revenue with AI replies, SalesBot follow-ups, and live lead intelligence to help you close deals 24/7. Start free.
@Yiwei_growth · X
— we help creators grow their X faster with better content, lead capture, and automated DMs. Drop your niche + target audience and I’ll share 1 quick growth angle you can test this week.
Free frontend developer tools for CSS generation, image compression, and more.
@iamdeepak89 · X
Quo brings your calls, texts, and contacts together in one AI-powered shared space. Keep your team aligned, respond faster, and ensure every customer feels valued.
@benjhaberman · X
had me by the phone number. Great UX for calls and SMS. But per-user fees, credit systems, clunky AI bolted on. It got unbearable. So I went to port my number out. Turns out it was Twilio to Twilio. They were just reselling Twilio with a wrapper. So I vibe coded my own interface directly on Twilio and walked away. This is what's happening everywhere right now. Salesforce. HubSpot. Legacy SaaS that trapped people because switching felt impossible. Builders can see through the wrapper now. They can vibe code their way out of your moat in a weekend. Old school tech never had to be great. They just had to trap people. Those days are done.