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Social Listening Agent

Not more alerts.
The one worth answering.

York keeps watch on the accounts that matter and surfaces the signals worth acting on.

Every finding arrives with its source and a clear next move. You decide what moves forward.

Free to start. No credit card required.
Watch list12 accounts · updated today
Watching2 had something new
  • AOAtelier Ourse@atelierourseInstagram · 6h

    We stopped calling it a capsule. Twelve pieces, made twice a year, and that is the whole shop.

    48.2k1,20496218Why nowThey are arguing against seasonal drops. You have the opposite position and the receipts.
  • SNStudio Neve@studioneveX · 11h

    Third markdown this quarter. Sale ends Sunday.

    9.1k63712Why nowDiscount language is on your avoid list. Say what full price buys instead.

York preserves every source metric exactly as returned, so each finding stays grounded in real platform data.

The gap

A keyword alert is not a signal.

It fires on every match, at any hour, with no idea whether you have anything to add.

BeforeAn alert feed
06:12brand name matched06:44brand name matched07:0337 more today
Fires on everythingNo contextNothing to do
With YorkA focused listening brief
Your listaccounts you namedFresh signalsde-duplicated for focusEach cardwith a reason to act
You choose the listFocused briefEvidence attached
What York watches

You name the accounts.
York does the reading.

Build the watchlist that matters to your market. York turns what changed into a focused brief with the evidence and next step attached.

On your list this week
Instagram@atelierourse
X@studioneve
TikTok@maisonroux
LinkedIn@edithouse
Instagram@forme.studio
  1. Your watchlist
    @atelierourse@studioneve@maisonroux@edithouse@forme.studioBuilt around your marketAdd, remove, or refocus the list at any time.
  2. A focused daily brief
    FreshdailyDe-duplicated against posts York has already surfaced.
  3. Your name, too
    Xnative mentionsOtherskeyword searchYork combines native mentions with brand-name search across connected channels.
  4. Or ask any time
    On demand“Search X for people complaining about linen shrinking.”“Pull this post apart. What is it actually claiming?”Run a fresh search or turn any link into a sourced, action-ready finding.
From noise to a next step

What has to be true
before it reaches you.

Five things happen between someone else’s post and your draft.

  1. 1On your briefYour watchlist keeps York focused on the market you care about.
  2. 2Fresh since the last briefNew findings are de-duplicated against what York has already surfaced.
  3. 3Worth your attentionEach meaningful signal gets its own clear, focused card.
  4. 4With its evidenceThe link, the numbers, and why it matters today.
  5. 5Yours to act onDraft from it, or let it go. Both are fine.

York delivers a focused daily brief and runs on-demand checks whenever you ask—so you stay informed without living in an alert feed.

What York handles

Three ways York listens.

York takes the brief you would hand a social media manager: watch the market, map competitor openings, and sort the conversations worth answering.

01Watch list

The accounts you chose.

York watches the accounts that shape your market and surfaces the posts that give your brand a meaningful opening.

New cards are checked against findings York has already surfaced.
02Competitor research

Where your opening is.

Who competes for the same audience, the angles they own, and the gap they leave you.

Every competitor insight is grounded in visible public evidence.
03Reply triage

Sorted before you read it.

Comments, mentions, and replies York can access are sorted into clear categories, so the ones that matter rise first.

A lead signal needs a real buying question, not a follower count.
Today’s pass2 of 12 accounts had something new
  • MRMaison Roux@maisonrouxTikTok · 4h

    Everyone asks how we style it. Nobody asks how it is cut.

    112k8,410——Why nowThey named the gap out loud. Cutting is the thing you can actually show.
  • FSForme Studio@forme.studioInstagram · 9h

    Restocked the ecru shirt after two years. You asked enough times.

    21.4k903118Why nowRestock demand is public proof that the piece matters. Yours never left.
Control

The list is yours,
and so is the pace.

Shape the watchlist, set the rhythm, and decide what moves forward. York follows the brief and routes each useful signal to the right next step.

  • Add or remove any timeKeep the watchlist aligned with the accounts and conversations that matter now.
  • A focused daily briefStart each day with the strongest new signals, or ask York to check something on demand.
  • One team, clean handoffsSend any finding to your Writer or Engagement employee for an on-brand draft that returns to you for approval.

York listens quietly to public signals, without creating unwanted activity from your accounts.

Why it fits

Every useful finding
comes with the proof.

Source, metrics, context, and a suggested angle travel together on every card.

  • A link to the post
  • The numbers it was judged on
OpportunityFrom your watch list
  • AOAtelier Ourse@atelierourseInstagram · 6h

    We stopped calling it a capsule. Twelve pieces, made twice a year.

    48.2k1,204—Why nowThey are arguing against seasonal drops. You hold the opposite position.Suggested angleShow the twelve pieces you kept, and the three you cut.
  • Why it matters today
  • A suggested angle
Evidence first. Every time.

York preserves the platform data available for each finding, organizes replies into action-ready categories, and keeps the original source one click away—so your next move starts with evidence, not guesswork.

One watchlist, every connected channel, and the signals worth acting on.

  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
FAQ

Questions, answered.

What to know before York starts listening.

Can York watch accounts and keywords?

Yes. Build an account watchlist for ongoing listening, capture supported brand mentions, and ask York to run keyword searches whenever a new question or market moment comes up.

How often does York look?

York prepares a focused daily brief of what changed since the last pass. Need something sooner? Ask for an on-demand check and York runs it on the spot.

How does York organize sentiment?

Comments, mentions, and replies York can access are sorted into action-ready categories such as questions, praise, support issues, lead signals, noise, and sensitive items—so you know what deserves attention first.

Can a finding become a reply?

Send the selected finding to the Engagement employee. York drafts the reply in your voice and routes it back for approval before anything is posted.

Where do competitor insights come from?

York builds competitor insights from verifiable public signals—positioning, audience, content themes, voice, and format mix—so every conclusion has evidence behind it.

Is York another monitoring dashboard?

No. York works like an AI social media manager assigned to listening: it follows your brief, distills the evidence, and hands actionable signals to Writer or Engagement instead of leaving you another feed to clear.

Put York on the listening desk

Give York the watchlist.
Get the signals worth acting on.

York keeps watch, surfaces the strongest opportunities, and hands each one to you with the evidence and next step attached.

Free to start. No credit card required.