Supported Platforms and Data

Overview

Trigify monitors multiple social and content sources. Each source has different strengths, data fields, and availability. Use this guide to choose the right source for the signal you want.

Platform comparison

Source	Monitoring available	Best for	Notes
Business Network	Keyword posts, profile monitoring, engagement/social signals	B2B buying signals, role/company context, prospect and competitor activity	Business Network has the richest B2B context in Trigify.
X/Twitter	Keyword posts and profile monitoring	Fast-moving market conversations and public reactions	Use tighter filters because volume/noise can be higher.
Reddit	Keyword monitoring and subreddit monitoring where enabled	Unfiltered pain points, recommendations, and community demand	Subreddit monitoring is best when you know the specific community to watch.
Substack	Keyword posts and publication/profile monitoring where enabled	Long-form thought leadership and early market narratives	Substack Notes / publication coverage may depend on the source type available in your workspace.
YouTube	Video keyword monitoring and channel monitoring where enabled	Creator content, education trends, product comparisons	Useful for slower, high-context market research.
Podcasts	Podcast keyword monitoring and episode monitoring where enabled	Executive conversations, category narratives, and expert commentary	Transcript availability can vary by source.
Hacker News	Story monitoring	Developer and technical market signals	Best for engineering-heavy or startup audiences.
DailyDev	Post monitoring where enabled	Developer content trends	Availability can depend on workspace/product access.

Important availability notes

App, API, MCP, and CLI support can differ. A source may exist in one surface before another.
Substack, Subreddit, Hacker News, and DailyDev may appear depending on current workspace access and product rollout.
TikTok and GitHub should not be treated as public help-centre supported sources unless they are visible and usable in the product.

Choosing the right source

Use Business Network for B2B buying signals and professional context.
Use Reddit for raw customer pain and community research.
Use X/Twitter for fast-moving public conversations.
Use Substack for long-form market narratives and thought leadership.
Use YouTube and Podcasts for creator, education, and expert-commentary signals.
Use Hacker News / DailyDev for developer-heavy markets.