Thread reconstruction
Stitch fragmented reply chains back into the original argument, even after deletions or rate-limit gaps. Read the conversation the way it was meant to be read.
Explore threadsTweetBlocker turns the noise of timelines, threads, and quote-posts into structured intelligence. Track influence, detect manipulation, and surface what actually matters — in minutes, not weeks.
Live X Analytics Teaser
Our streaming pipeline ingests X's public firehose the moment content surfaces — so dashboards update in seconds, not at the next refresh cycle.
Streaming now · 18,402 events / min
A policy thread crossed the 10K-reply threshold 14 minutes ago. TweetBlocker has already clustered 312 sub-arguments, identified 4 high-credibility voices, and flagged 2 inauthentic amplification patterns.
Open this conversationFeature Highlights
Every post, reply, and quote-post can be read in a dozen different ways. TweetBlocker gives you the six views that actually change a decision — built for analysts, not dashboards.
Stitch fragmented reply chains back into the original argument, even after deletions or rate-limit gaps. Read the conversation the way it was meant to be read.
Explore threadsTrack how a post propagates across followers, lists, and communities in real time. Spot the inflection point where organic traction flips into coordinated push.
See velocity mapsMulti-signal classifiers flag sock-puppets, amplification rings, and coordinated inauthentic behavior — with explainable confidence scores, not opaque black-box scores.
Read the modelMeasure how tone shifts across a thread, a community, or a 30-day window. Separate signal from the emotional weather of a feed.
Browse insightsRank accounts by real audience quality, not raw follower counts. See who actually moves replies, not who shouts loudest.
Map influencePush clean, normalized data straight into your warehouse, BI tool, or investigation notebook. CSV, JSON, Parquet, or webhook — your choice.
View API plansWhy TweetBlocker
Most social tools stop at engagement counts. We treat X as a forensic dataset — every claim traceable, every score explainable, every export audit-ready.
Every classification comes with the signals that triggered it. No "trust the model" — you see the receipts, adjust the thresholds, and defend the conclusion.
Our pipeline processes events as X publishes them, not in 15-minute batches. You see the conversation while it's still a conversation.
Each datapoint carries its capture timestamp, source endpoint, and transformation lineage — ready for publication, litigation, or peer review.
We analyze public posts only, hash identifiers at the edge, and never enrich with off-platform data. Compliance teams actually approve us.
How it works
No black boxes. No magic. A transparent pipeline you can inspect at every stage — and reproduce, if needed, six months from now.
STEP 01
We tap the public X firehose and authenticated API streams, with multi-region failover.
STEP 02
Posts, replies, quotes, and media get a canonical schema — language-tagged, de-duplicated, versioned.
STEP 03
Bot scoring, thread reconstruction, entity extraction, and topic clustering layer on top of the raw signal.
STEP 04
Everything lands in a queryable archive optimized for sub-second investigation across billions of posts.
STEP 05
Dashboards, exports, and webhooks deliver the result to the analyst, the newsroom, or the SIEM.
Methodology credibility
TweetBlocker's detection stack has been peer-reviewed, red-teamed, and stress-tested against adversarial datasets. Here's how it performs in the wild.
We publish quarterly model cards, release held-out evaluation slices, and submit to the academic community for external reproduction. When a metric moves, you'll see the diff.
Our bot-classifier was independently verified at 0.94 precision / 0.91 recall across 14 languages and 6 platform dialects — including the long tail of inauthentic behavior that's hardest to detect.
0.94 P
Bot-detection precision
14+
Languages evaluated
Q1'26
Latest model card
3×
External red-teams / year
In the field
From breaking-news desks to platform-integrity teams — here's what changed when they moved from manual monitoring to forensic X analytics.
TweetBlocker replaced three internal tools and a graveyard of Zapier workflows. We trace a viral claim back to its origin in under fifteen minutes — used to be half a day.
The bot-detection explainability is the part I never thought I'd get. When we flag an account, our trust & safety committee can see exactly which signals tripped the score. That changes the legal conversation completely.
We integrated the API into our election-monitoring dashboard in a weekend. Real-time thread reconstruction during a primary was the single most useful feature I've deployed in five years.