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Track a topic on X and find the voices driving it

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Search X.com for the latest trending posts on topic and profile the top influencers who reacted to the posts.

Overview

Keeping up with what's trending on a topic means scrolling X for hours, eyeballing which posts are actually taking off, then clicking through profile after profile to work out who the influential voices are. By the time you've pieced it together by hand the conversation has moved on, and you've spent an afternoon on something you'll redo next week.

Why it's hard

X's API is limited and expensive, and what counts as "taking off" only makes sense once you can see real engagement in context. Reading the room by hand doesn't scale past a few searches.

How Reduck does it

Reduck runs the whole loop in your own signed-in session, so you see what you'd actually see. Your agent searches the latest posts on your topic, ranks them by real engagement, and pulls the profiles of the people driving the conversation. You get a ranked shortlist of the voices that matter in minutes.

What your agent does

  • Search the latest posts on your topic or keywords
  • Rank them by real engagement, not follower count
  • Pull the profiles of the accounts driving the conversation
  • Return a ranked shortlist of voices to watch or engage
  • Re-run it whenever the topic heats up

Who it's for

  • Founders and marketers tracking a niche or category
  • Community and social teams watching a conversation
  • Anyone who needs to know who matters on a topic, fast

FAQ

No. Your agent works in your own logged-in session, so it sees the live feed without paid API access.
By the real interaction on each post rather than the poster's follower count, so smaller accounts gaining traction still surface.
Yes. Run the flow once per topic or keyword set and save each as its own script.
As often as you like, on demand whenever the conversation shifts.

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