Content Monitoring

Stop opening five tabs to find out what happened.

Keyword monitoring across HackerNews, Reddit, YouTube, RSS, and X. Matches route straight into your reservoirs, so what you find is already filed against the theme it belongs to.

There's a better way

The Old Way

  • A manual sweep of the same sites every morning
  • Alerts that pile up in an inbox you stopped reading
  • What you found lives in a bookmark folder, disconnected from your writing
  • Research restarts from zero every time you open a draft

The BlackOps Way

  • Five platforms watched on a schedule, one feed to triage
  • Bulk keyword import, or pull the list from a reservoir
  • Metadata rich enough to judge a result without opening it
  • Discoveries land in the reservoir that will use them

Why Content Monitoring?

Research that accumulates instead of resetting

Keywords, in bulk

Add them one at a time, upload them in bulk, or pull them from a reservoir you already built. The keyword list is not a data entry project.

Five surfaces, one feed

HackerNews, Reddit, YouTube, RSS, and X monitored continuously. Everything lands in the same dashboard with the same filters.

Signals worth triaging

YouTube results carry channel, thumbnail, duration, views, and likes so you can spot the strong ones fast. Exclude Shorts when you only want long form.

Routed into reservoirs

A match does not stop at a notification. Discovered content routes to the reservoir it belongs to, where it becomes source material.

How It Works

1

Add your keywords

Individually, by bulk upload, or straight from an existing reservoir. Title matching on YouTube keeps discoveries to high-intent videos rather than passing mentions.

2

It watches continuously

HackerNews, Reddit, YouTube, RSS, and X are checked on a schedule. Runs, successes, errors, and result counts are all visible on the dashboard.

3

Matches become material

Discoveries route into your content reservoirs, so what you found is attached to the theme it informs and ready when you write.

Let the reading list build itself.

Keywords in, source material out, filed where you need it.