Public-feed intelligence for small teams
Signal Sentry
A daily Telegram radar that turns scattered RSS feeds into customer questions, pain points, buying intent, competitor moves, and next actions.
Need signal today? The 24h Signal Sprint turns one niche into a working first radar: source ideas, first digest, and the exact Telegram workflow to keep it running.
What you get in the 24h sprint
A small done-with-you setup for teams that want a result today, not a long onboarding sequence. Pay through a personal Telegram checkout, then send the niche and public sources you care about.
Source shortlist
Suggested public RSS or launch/community feeds that fit your niche and are worth watching.
First radar digest
A concise Telegram digest with lead signals, pain points, questions, and one practical next action.
30 days access
Keep the bot running after the sprint, refine the source list, and build repeatable daily review.
What it replaces
Manual feed checking is cheap until it starts eating the part of the day where you should be selling, shipping, or talking to customers.
Lead signals
Questions about alternatives, migrations, broken workflows, and buying criteria.
Product language
Repeated complaints and phrases customers use before they become tickets or churn.
Market motion
Launches, competitor mentions, and public conversations worth watching.
Simple enough to keep using
The product is deliberately narrow: add public feeds, receive one compact digest, act on the useful signals, and improve sources over time.
Add sources
Start with the feeds your team already opens by hand: product launches, niche blogs, public community exports, support updates, or curated RSS.
Read the daily radar
Telegram gets the short version: leads, pain points, repeated questions, source links, and a practical next step.
Act before it goes cold
Reply where appropriate, save useful customer language, or turn repeated pain into content and product decisions.
Why Telegram first
Most small teams do not need a blank analytics workspace. They need the right note in the place they already check. Signal Sentry stays close to that workflow.
Use cases
Each page is built around a real buying job, not keyword stuffing. Pick the closest one and start with a sample digest.
Sample digest
The real digest uses your sources. This fixed sample shows the shape: concise, source-linked, and action-oriented.
Signal Sentry sample digest Scanned: 42 public feed items Keywords: billing, migration, api, support, competitor, launch Top signals: 1. Founder asks for help migrating billing after failed renewals Why it matters: immediate service need, clear pain, likely budget. 2. Community thread repeats the same onboarding confusion Why it matters: product friction and a content/support opportunity. 3. Competitor launches a lightweight reporting feature Why it matters: positioning shift; useful for sales comparison. Possible leads: - SaaS founder looking for API integration help - Community manager asking for moderation workflow examples - Agency owner comparing support automation tools Suggested action: - Reply to the migration thread with a specific checklist. - Turn the onboarding confusion into a short help article. - Save competitor wording for future positioning review.
24h Signal Sprint plus 30 days of full access. Demo mode is available before payment.
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