Track public mentions of your brand and keywords across Reddit, X, Bluesky, Threads, YouTube, Hacker News, and any blog you add — no account needed. Connect Instagram or a Facebook Page and tagged posts join the same feed. Reply early and watch sentiment move.
Four steps from idea to live — and the last one runs without you.
Step 1
Set what to listen for
Add your brand name and its common misspellings, your product names, your competitors, and the keywords you care about. Then tell Kadenzo in one line what the keyword actually refers to — that single sentence is what separates real mentions from a word that merely looks the same.
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Listening for
Brand name + misspellings
Product & campaign terms
Competitor names
Step 2
Mentions land in one stream
Every match flows into a single feed instead of scattering across six sites' search boxes. Each mention shows where it came from, who said it, and links straight to the original. Near-identical copies — crossposts, syndicated articles — collapse into one entry instead of six.
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New mentions
◎“what does everyone use?” · Reddit
𝕏“love the new update” · X
◇named in a roundup · Blogs & news
Step 3
Read the sentiment
Each mention is tagged positive, neutral, or negative, and the trend rolls up into a simple read on how the conversation is moving. A spike in negatives is a flag you see in the dashboard, not a surprise you hear about a week late.
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This week's mentions
Positive62%
Neutral28%
Negative10%
Step 4
Jump to the ones worth answering
Every mention is sorted by what the person is actually doing — asking for a recommendation, raising a complaint, comparing you to a competitor, or just passing comment. Switch on Opportunities and the feed narrows to the handful that deserve a reply today.
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Opportunities
→Asking for a recommendation · 3
!Complaint worth answering · 1
⇄Comparing you to a rival · 2
Step 5
Draft the reply without leaving
Hit draft and Kadenzo writes a reply that fits where the conversation is — Reddit does not forgive anything that reads like marketing, and the draft knows it. Copy it, open the thread, post it as you. If a mention does not deserve a reply, it says so rather than inventing one.
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Suggested reply
✎Drafted in your voice
◎Tuned to the community
→Copy, open, post
What you get
Every source, one feed
Reddit, X, Bluesky, Threads, YouTube, Hacker News, and any blog or publication you add, searched by keyword. Connect Instagram or a Facebook Page and the posts tagging you arrive in the same stream — so you stop running the same search on six sites and checking two apps for tags.
Finds the untagged mentions
Most people name a brand without tagging it, and no notification ever fires. Keyword listening is built on exactly those conversations — the ones you'd otherwise never learn about.
A drafted reply, ready to send
Any mention can become a reply written in your voice and tuned to where it's going. Read it, copy it, post it — the part that takes real time is already done.
Noise you can actually cut
Tell it what your keyword means, list the words that mean it's the wrong one, and mute a subreddit or author for good. Filtered mentions never reach your feed, your digest, or your Slack.
Nothing to connect
Listening reads public conversation, so it doesn't need an account linked or a permission granted. Add a keyword and mentions start arriving — including for brands whose accounts you don't manage.
Catch issues early
A rising count of negative mentions surfaces in the dashboard while it's still a handful of posts — early enough to respond on your terms, not damage-control later.
Kadenzo vs Searching each site by hand
Searching each site by hand
Every source in one feed
Catches untagged keyword mentions
If you remember to search
Sentiment tagged automatically
Sorted by what needs a reply
In your head
A drafted reply, ready to send
Blogs and news alongside social
A separate habit
Duplicates collapsed
Trend over time
Kadenzo
The thinking
The conversation about you happens whether you're watching or not
People talk about your brand on their own schedule — a happy customer at 11pm, a confused one mid-launch, a competitor's audience asking how you compare. Native notifications only catch the fraction who remember to tag you.
You can't reply to a mention you never saw, and you can't fix a problem you heard about a week too late.
Social listening flips that. You tell Kadenzo what to watch for — your handles, your name and the ways people misspell it, your product and campaign terms — and every public match collects in one feed in the order it happened. The mention you'd have missed on a Tuesday afternoon is right there.
This is about your own brand and reputation, not surveilling individuals: the same public conversations a thorough manager would find by searching each app by hand, gathered into one place instead of six.
68% positive
Social Listening
+ Add keyword
Total mentions
284
+47 this week
Avg. relevancy
0.76
High signal
Sentiment
68%
Positive
Unread
23
New mentions
r/socialmedia2h ago
What does everyone use for scheduling across five platforms at once?
Neutral
0.94
score
@growthlydia4h ago
Finally found a tool that handles client approvals without the chaos
Positive
0.92
score
@sarah.bsky6h ago
Switched my whole agency over last month and the calendar view is chef's kiss
Positive
0.84
score
Social Media Today9h ago
Six scheduling tools worth a look in 2026
Positive
0.81
score
TechWithTim1d ago
Best Social Media Tools 2026 — Full Review
Mixed
0.78
score
Sentiment distribution284 mentions
Positive 68%Neutral 18%Mixed 8%Negative 6%
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Who it's for
Never miss a mention solo
One person can't refresh six apps all day. Let mentions of your name and handles collect in one feed and reply to the ones that matter in a single sitting.
Solo creators
Watch every client's reputation at once
Keep a listening feed per client so you spot the brewing complaint or the glowing shoutout before they do — and bring it to the next review as proof you're on it.
Agencies
Read sentiment around a launch
Track how the conversation moves the day a campaign drops, catch the confused questions early, and adjust the messaging while it still matters.
Marketers
Frequently asked
Which sources does Kadenzo listen to?
Two kinds. Searched by keyword: Reddit, X, Bluesky, Threads, YouTube, Hacker News, and any blog, publication or competitor site you add as a feed. These watch public posts for the terms you choose — your brand name and its misspellings, product names, competitors, keywords — and need nothing connected, so they work before you've linked a single account.
Then your own accounts: connect Instagram or a Facebook Page and Kadenzo brings in the posts that tagged you, plus visitor posts and reviews on the Page. Those arrive in the same feed, marked so you can tell which is which.
Can I monitor blogs and news sites too?
Yes. Paste any site address into the Feeds tab — a trade publication, a competitor's blog, your own — and Kadenzo finds its feed for you. You don't need to hunt for an RSS link. Articles are then checked against every keyword you track, and matches land in the same feed as everything else.
Is this scraping or spying on people?
No. It's about your own brand and reputation, drawing on public mentions through the networks' supported access. It doesn't touch private messages, anything behind a login, or individuals who aren't part of the public conversation about you. The point is to hear what's said about you, not to surveil anyone.
How does the sentiment tagging work?
Each mention is read for tone and tagged positive, neutral, negative, or mixed, and the mix rolls up into a trend you can watch over time. It's a fast read, not a perfect science — irony and community in-jokes are genuinely hard, and Reddit is full of both. Treat a spike in negatives as a flag to look closer, not a verdict.
Will it catch mentions where someone doesn't tag me?
On Reddit, X, Bluesky, Threads, YouTube, Hacker News and the feeds you add, yes — that's the whole point of keyword listening, and it's the conversation native notifications never show you.
On Instagram and Facebook, no, and it's worth being straight about why: neither offers a public post search to anyone, at any price — Threads is the one Meta app that does. A caption naming your brand without tagging you is invisible to every tool, ours included. What we can bring you there is the posts that did tag you, which is a smaller set but a more urgent one — someone who tagged you is waiting for an answer.
Can I reply to mentions from inside Kadenzo?
Kadenzo drafts the reply; you post it. Hit draft on any mention and you get a reply written in your voice and shaped for where it's going — a Reddit comment reads nothing like a post on X, and anything that sounds like marketing gets punished there. Copy it, open the thread, post it as yourself. We deliberately don't post on your behalf: the sources where a considered reply matters most, Reddit and Hacker News, have no API for it, and a half-automated reply in the wrong community does more harm than good.
How is this different from just checking my notifications?
Notifications only show tagged mentions, scatter across every app, and get buried under likes and follows. Listening pulls every match — tagged or keyword-based — into one chronological feed, tags the sentiment, and tracks the trend, so you see the whole conversation instead of a noisy slice of it.
Guides & reading
Go deeper on the thinking behind Social Listening.
