Marketing & Sales · Web app
Talk to X
Natural language search and conversational analytics tool for the X database
Talk to X is an AI-powered conversational search tool developed by Thomas Slabbers and Social Database that queries the X (Twitter) database. Users can ask questions in plain English to uncover influential accounts, analyze audience demographics, track niche trends, and surface top-performing posts.
What it's for
- Discover niche influencers and ranked accounts across specific industries
- Analyze follower demographics and professional breakdowns for specific X profiles
- Identify mutual connections who can provide introductions to prominent figures
- Find top-performing posts and track active communities around trending topics
Features
- Natural language conversational query interface for X data
- Influencer discovery with follower counts and engagement metrics
- Follower topic and demographic breakdown visualizations
- X community sizing and audience interest analytics
- Curated feeds of top recent posts by topic or niche
Details
- Type
- Web app
- Category
- Marketing & Sales
- Topic
- Social Media Analytics
- Open source
- No
- Platforms
- Web
- For
- Marketers, creators, researchers, and founders analyzing audiences on X
- Alternative to
- Grok, SparkToro
- Tags
- twitter, x, social media, influencer search, analytics, audience research
Why it was saved
- @Thomasslabbers: Ask questions like 'best niche influencers in rocketry', 'top posts in AI', 'who of my followers can intro me to Lex Fridman', 'key voices in vibe coding'; returns ranked accounts to follow, top posts with engagement, follower topic breakdowns, community stats.
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