Read the reaction to a decision, not just the coverage of it
A policy is judged in the comments under the announcement, in regional groups, and in videos recorded on the way home from work. Scano reads all three in the language they are written or spoken in, separates the regions that are reacting from the ones that are not, and shows the shift while it is still a shift.
Personalised demo · Live on your own topics · Regional and language breakdowns
20+
languages, including Kazakh, read natively
1M+
sources, from national media to district groups
Minutes
from a shift starting to an alert about it
What a communications office needs on the day
The volume, the tone, and who exactly is carrying the argument.
Live feed+24 new1M+ sourcesMWXMarcus Webb@mwebbThird day waiting on my Nova order and support just says “shipped”.1.2k340Negative2 min agoPSPriya Shah@priyamakesThe new Nova packaging is genuinely beautiful. Zero plastic.8.4k912Positive6 min agoDEDenver EatschannelTried the Nova refill station on South Broadway — it actually works.2.7k418Positive11 min agoTVThe Sidebarreview channelNova's recyclable line, tested for 30 days: what held up.640128Neutral14 min agoFiltersNegative onlyHas image or videoUS audienceReach over 10KFour filters, 1.2M mentions down to 38.4 minmedian time to landsample data
Everything said about it, not just what was published
National outlets are the smallest part of a public reaction. The feed covers comment threads, regional groups, video replies and the reposts that carry the story further than the original.
1M+ sources, with comments and replies treated as mentions
Speech-to-text on video and voice, so a spoken objection is searchable
OCR reads posters, screenshots and story frames
Dashboard+ Add widgetMentions this month5 998+187%vs. last monthMentions vs. categoryEditInfoDuplicateDeleteShare of voice by sourcex.comyoutube.cominstagram.comnews & webMentions by stateCalifornia92%Texas74%New York61%Florida43%Top topicsShippingPriceRefillsSupportsample data
Broken down by region, language and topic
One national sentiment number hides the two districts where the reaction is different. The breakdowns are built from the posts, not from a manual tagging exercise.
Region and city cuts, with the posts behind every number
Separate Kazakh, Russian, English and Turkish reads — no round-trip translation
Aspect-level sentiment, so “the idea” and “the rollout” stay separate
logoBRAND REPORTSeptember 2026Prepared for Nova Retail Group12 480mentions+38%net sentiment31%share of voiceSummary · reach · sentiment · competitorsScheduledEvery Monday, 8:00 AM ETTo 6 recipients, before the standupYour logo on every page, not oursExportPDFXLSXCSVOne click, or on a schedule · sample data
A report that survives being forwarded
Scheduled, branded and exportable, with the underlying mentions attached — so the person who did not attend the briefing can still check the claim.
Scheduled PDF and spreadsheet exports
Charts that keep their source list and date range
Shared workspaces, with roles for who can see what
What we watch for a public body
Set up around your mandate, your programmes and your regions.
Reaction to announcements, draft rules and consultations
Service delivery complaints, by region and by facility
Mentions of the minister, the agency and its spokespeople
Misinformation narratives that name your programme
Regional media and district-level group chats
Coverage in other languages, including cross-border
What it replaces
The gap between “it was published” and “it was received”.
A clipping digest that arrives the next morning.
One national number standing in for six different regional reactions.
Reading the comments by hand, in one language, until someone gets tired.