What is Social Monitor?

A full-stack tool by 777genius that collects posts across X, Reddit, Hacker News, RSS/Atom, and GitHub, ranks the few that matter, and turns them into readable AI summaries with source citations and collection coverage.

How does Social Monitor use Jev?

The GitHub description says the feed is based on Jev and jev is one of its topics, but the README excerpt in the digest never names the model, endpoint, or decision it makes — treat the integration as stated but undocumented in the captured excerpt.

Which sources and features are actually in place?

HN, RSS, GitHub Trending, Repo Radar, and Reddit have beta provider implementations; X uses a private collector; GitHub Issues is manual-only and Telegram is deferred. Output includes daily summaries, four-hour updates, and a weekly digest pipeline.

How is the ranking personalized?

Interest profiles, post ratings, and relevance feedback feed into personalized ranking, per the README. The repo description frames the goal as surfacing the interesting and unique posts instead of near-identical duplicates, reposts, and filler.

What is the tech stack, and how do I run it?

Flutter/Dart, NestJS/TypeScript, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, and Redis, with production deployment workflows in the repository. The digest truncates at the Getting started link, so local setup commands and hosting requirements are not available.

Is it production-ready?

The README calls it an actively developed full-stack product with connected Flutter screens, persistent collection and summary pipelines, and production deployment workflows. Several providers are still beta, GitHub Issues is manual-only, and Telegram is deferred.

What licence does it use, and where is it hosted?

Apache-2.0; the project site is social-monitor.app and there is a Discord invite in the README. Metadata shows 48 stars, 8 forks, created 2026-06-07, and a last push on 2026-10-16.

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A full-stack monitoring product that collects posts from X, Reddit, Hacker News, RSS, and GitHub, ranks what matters, and turns it into cited AI summaries; its repo description says the feed is based on Jev, though the README does not detail the integration.

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Stars: 48
Language: TypeScript
License: APACHE-2.0
Reading time: 2 min
Published by: Community
Author: 777genius
Last verified: Oct 2026

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Tired of scrolling through hundreds of near-identical posts across every social network just to find the few that actually matter. Instead of drowning in duplicate takes, reposts, and filler from X, Reddit, news sites, I wanted one tool that surfaces the posts that are interesting and unique. Feed based on Jev.

Forks: 8
Last pushed: Updated Oct 2026

Repo stats from the GitHub API, cached Oct 2026.Homepage

Tagscommunity github typescript social-media osint

Works forJev for Ranking

Used inJev for Media & Entertainment

Languages: TypeScript
Platforms: API PostgreSQL
Capabilities: Open sourceSelf-hosted

Highlights

README: Social Monitor collects posts across social networks, news, and the web, ranks what matters, and turns it into readable AI summaries with source links.
Its GitHub description and topics say the feed is based on Jev; the README excerpt describes ranking and feedback but never names the decision model.
Sources: X/Twitter, Reddit, Hacker News, RSS/Atom, and GitHub; most non-X providers are beta, X uses a private collector, and Telegram is deferred.
Output includes ranked top posts, compact summaries with an original-text toggle, daily reader summaries, rolling four-hour updates, and a weekly digest.
Apache-2.0 TypeScript: 48 stars, created 2026-06-07, pushed 2026-10-16; built with Flutter/Dart, NestJS, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, and Redis.

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README reviewed 2026-10-17 and truncated at the Getting started link, so setup commands, the Jev integration, and provider credentials are not in the digest. Jev is named only in the repo description and topics; the excerpt does not document how the model is called or what it decides, and no benchmarks or pricing appear.

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