Version 4.8 is available. The release includes the new audit log export and updated webhook controls.
Discord-first social tracking
Track the accounts that matter, in real time.
Monitor profiles and search queries across supported social platforms and news sources. Zyrable detects posts, replies, quotes, profile changes, relationships and live sessions, then routes source-linked alerts to Discord. Developers can access the same monitored event stream through the API for internal tools and custom integrations.
- Built for Discord
- Per-channel routing
- Previously featured in Discord Discovery's Top 10 Utilities
@orbitaldesk replied to @missionbrief
Telemetry is stable. The next update is scheduled after the current validation window.
Flight systems have entered the final verification sequence.
@newswire quoted @datadesk
The revised report adds regional volume and methodology notes.
{
"id": "evt_01k8…",
"type": "profile.update",
"modifications": [
"profile.description.text"
]
}
Receiving events
Discord-first, API-ready
Run monitoring in Discord. Extend it in your own stack.
Most teams start with the Discord bot. Technical teams, businesses, and larger communities can ingest the same monitored activity through the API for private workflows and custom products.
Discord bot
Track high-signal accounts inside Discord.
Add prominent figures, companies, or search queries, select a destination channel, inspect tracker status, and control supported alert categories with bot commands.
Developer API
Build private ingestion and AI workflows.
Stream monitored activity into internal tools, AI-assisted analysis, proprietary alerts, or community products through WebSocket and REST endpoints.
View developer documentationChannel routing
Route each alert to the right channel.
Assign sources to operations channels, research rooms, member channels or internal feeds. Alert categories can be adjusted for each tracked account.
From watchlist to Discord alert
Choose the sources. Control the signal flow.
- 01
Add Zyrable to your server
Grant the bot access to the channels that should receive alerts.
- 02
Build the watchlist
Use
$monitor addto map profiles to a channel, then choose the supported activity types that matter for each account. - 03
Receive source-linked alerts
Matching activity appears as a structured Discord embed with the author, event type, content, context, and original source link.
Built around Discord operations
Operate the tracker inside Discord.
Researchers, moderators, community operators, businesses, and technical teams can manage tracked accounts, destination channels, and alert preferences without leaving Discord.
- Add prominent figures and companies with one command
- Route sources to operations, research, or member channels
- Tune post, reply, quote, and profile alert categories
$monitor add buildjournal,orbitaldesk #live-updates
Monitoring enabled for 2 accounts in #live-updates.
$monitor customize orbitaldesk replies disable
Reply alerts are disabled for @orbitaldesk. Posts, quotes, and profile changes remain enabled.
const socket = new WebSocket(url);
socket.addEventListener("message", ({ data }) => {
if (data.startsWith("PING")) {
socket.send(data.replace("PING", "PONG"));
return;
}
const event = JSON.parse(data);
routeEvent(event.type, event);
});
For businesses and technical teams
Feed monitored activity into your own systems.
Internal teams use the WebSocket and REST APIs for private ingestion, AI-assisted analysis, proprietary alerting, workflow automation, and custom community tools.
Authenticated real-time ingestionDispatch JSON events by unique id and literal type.
REST data accessRequest watched state, searches, posts, profiles, relationships, and communities.
Shared monitored sourcesInternal tools and Discord channels resolve activity from the same monitoring layer.
Start with the Discord bot
Put important accounts in the channels that need them.
Install Zyrable, build your watchlist, and route source-linked alerts to the Discord channels your team or community uses.