Vibewatch

Vibewatch turns Discord, Telegram, X and other web3 community channels into a single weekly sentiment report, complete with ranked trends, cited messages and token market context. Reports ship to email, Slack, Notion or a webhook, and MCP access lets Claude or ChatGPT query the data.

Vibewatch is a community intelligence tool built for web3 teams who need to know how their members feel without reading every channel by hand. It connects Discord, Telegram, X, Bluesky, Farcaster, Lens, Nostr, Snapshot, Ballot.gg, GitHub Discussions, YouTube, Discourse and Reddit, then condenses the message flow into a composite sentiment score with week over week comparison. The score sits next to market context: asset prices and the crypto Fear & Greed index, so a team can tell whether a mood swing came from its own product or from a rough week across the market. The product is aimed at DAO operators, protocol marketing leads and community managers who currently split their attention between a dozen tabs. Each weekly report opens with a short narrative summary, a source by source breakdown of message volume and sentiment, and three ranked trends shaping the conversation. Trends carry audience tags (Community, Support, Engineering, Trading) plus quoted messages with links back to the original posts, and an addressing section turns recurring questions into suggested write ups. A top voices table flags rising members, champions and long term critics. Delivery is where Vibewatch separates itself from dashboards nobody opens. Reports arrive by email, Slack, Notion, Buzz or a custom webhook, and hourly insights are available for teams that cannot wait a week. MCP access is included on every plan, so Claude or ChatGPT can query the connected community data directly for ad hoc summaries. A public demo DAO report shows the full layout before any account is created. Against general social listening suites, Vibewatch trades breadth for web3 specificity: onchain governance, token prices and crypto market sentiment are first class rather than bolted on. Teams that only run a Discord server may find the platform list larger than their needs, and anyone expecting real time alerting should note the weekly cadence is the default.