specify the distance between keywords

clarify the search terms

exclude certain words from monitoring

The system ignores additional characters, including #, %, +, $, etc. This means that the keyword #veganbowl will find mentions of the word both with and without the hashtag.

To exclude email addresses from the query, list them with @, without quotes:
-@gmail.com -@hotmail.com.

The maximum size of a search query is 4000 characters.

Search queries are not case-sensitive so you can use capital or lower-case letters.

Verbs must be used in bare infinitive to be conjugated into different forms.

Nouns, adjectives, pronouns, and numerals must be used in a singular and subjective case, so they change their form automatically.

For all languages except English, specify words in all the desired forms. Change them by gender, case, and number (☝️ if you want to collect mentions from Twitter, we recommend mentioning all the desired forms of keywords in English as well).

To find words that appear side by side in the text, use the /1 operator. This way, you will find mentions where there is only a space between the keywords.
For example, coca /1 cola.

/N operator sets the distance but does not fix the word order.

The space between the words in the query equals the AND operator.

Advanced operators work as filters for a specific part of your query only.

To make it easier to find the necessary advanced operators, we have added hints that can be activated by pressing CTRL + Space for Windows or Option + Space for macOS.