Reach

Get in front of the right accounts

Keep an eye on the accounts that matter in your space, sorted into your own groups, so you can reply early on their posts and get in front of their followers.

Tracked accounts keeps the people who matter in your niche one click away, sorted into your own groups, so when one of them posts you can be early with a good reply. Replying early on a big account's fresh post is one of the most reliable ways to get in front of an audience that is already yours to win.

The accounts that matter, one click away

Instead of hunting through your timeline, keep the accounts worth replying to in one place. When one posts, you see it, so you can reply while the post is fresh and your reply rides the wave of attention it is getting.

Sorted into your own groups

Organise tracked accounts into groups that match how you actually work: big accounts to reply under, peers to engage with, prospects to warm up. The structure is yours, so the list stays useful as it grows.

Early replies, compounding reach

Getting seen on X is mostly about being early where the eyes already are. Tracking the right accounts means you catch their posts near the top, and a strong early reply puts you in front of their followers, over and over.

What you get

Keep the accounts that matter one click away
Sort them into your own groups
Catch their posts while they are fresh
Reply early to reach their followers
Unlimited tracked accounts on any paid plan

On your plan: Free plan includes up to 10 tracked accounts to try. Any paid plan makes tracked accounts unlimited.

Common questions

How many accounts can I track?

The free plan lets you track up to 10 accounts. Any paid plan makes tracked accounts unlimited.

Why does replying early matter?

A reply posted while a big account's post is still climbing gets seen by the audience already gathering there, which is far more reach than most people get from their own posts.

Can I organise the accounts I track?

Yes. Sort tracked accounts into your own groups so big accounts, peers, and prospects stay separated and the list stays useful as it grows.