Build social listening at any scale.
Cross-platform mention monitoring, sentiment dashboards, share-of-voice tracking, and competitive intelligence on top of Phyllo Public APIs. No scraper to maintain. No platform-by-platform integrations.

Six capabilities for a complete listening product.
Public APIs cover every part of the social-listening stack, from mention discovery to sentiment grading.
Cross-platform
mention tracking
Social Listening returns mentions of any keyword, hashtag, or competitor across IG, TikTok, YouTube, X, Reddit, and more.
Sentiment, intent,
and aspect
Comment Analysis grades every comment with LLM-powered sentiment, intent classification, and aspect detection.
Content fetch
by URL
When a mention matters, fetch the full structured post via Content Fetch. Media URLs, engagement, and author metadata included.
Public profile
context
Profile Analytics enriches every mention with the author profile so you know whether a 5K-follower or 5M-follower account just posted.
Webhook-driven
alerts
Subscribe to new mention events. Trigger your alerting and crisis-detection workflows the moment a tracked term spikes.
Multi-language
sentiment
Built-in handling for 30+ languages. Sentiment classifiers tuned per language, not just translated English.
Where listening products run on Phyllo.
Mention tracking and sentiment dashboards
Pre-built listening across every major platform with sentiment, intent, and aspect grading per mention. Save 18 months of engineering.
Used by LocoBuzz, Convosight


Share-of-voice and category tracking
Track brand-vs-competitor mention volumes, sentiment shifts, and category narrative across platforms. One unified view.
Used by Tubefilter
Real-time sentiment alerting
Subscribe to webhook events on sentiment dips and aspect-level negative signals. Trigger comms workflows before a spike becomes a crisis.
Used by Brand comms and PR teams


Emerging narrative discovery
Spot trends across platforms before they break mainstream. Comment aspect clustering surfaces the actual underlying conversation.
Used by Consumer-research and editorial teams