Introduction
BuzzGlean watches communities, review sites, app stores, blogs and forums for you and alerts you when a post matches what you're looking for.
BuzzGlean is a social listening tool for communities and reviews. You choose the pages to watch (Facebook groups, subreddits, review sites, app stores, blogs and forums), describe the posts you care about in plain language, and BuzzGlean sends you the ones that match: a person asking for a recommendation, a complaint about a competitor, a bad review of your app.
Every new post is checked by AI against your description, so you get the few posts worth acting on instead of every post that contains a keyword.
How it works
Add sources
Paste the links of the pages where your audience talks: Facebook groups, subreddits, your Trustpilot or G2 page, your app's store listing, a forum thread.
Create an alert rule
Add a few keywords to narrow the stream, then write a short prompt describing a matching post, like "people asking for a CRM recommendation for a small team".
Get alerted
Matches go to your email, Slack, Telegram or your own webhook, and every match is saved to your feed with a relevance score and the reason it matched.
Where to go next
Quickstart
Set up your first rule in about two minutes.
Key concepts
Sources, rules, keywords, prompts, matches and channels.
Write better prompts
Get fewer false alarms and more useful matches.
REST API
Manage rules and read matches from your own code.
MCP server
Connect Claude, Cursor or another AI agent.
FAQ
Common questions and troubleshooting.
Supported sites start right away; any other site is reviewed first, usually within 1 business day. Private Facebook groups are monitored once our team has joined them. You never connect your own accounts, and BuzzGlean never posts on your behalf. See Sources.