IntentHunter is a social listening and brand monitoring tool designed for teams that need to track conversations about their brand, competitors, and target market across multiple public platforms. The application monitors X (Twitter), Reddit, LinkedIn, Hacker News, Bluesky, Threads, and YouTube around the clock. It filters through the noise of these platforms to surface conversations that are relevant to the user, such as complaints, competitor comparisons, and purchase intent signals. The service scores each conversation before delivery, ensuring that only threads considered actionable reach the user. The tool operates primarily as a monitoring and notification system. Users set up their monitoring by entering a website or specific terms, and the system is designed to be configured in approximately two minutes. IntentHunter does not post, send direct messages, or reply on behalf of the user; it maintains a passive listening role. Notifications and daily digests are delivered to the user, with alerts integrating into existing workflows. The tool supports agentic workflows, allowing for automated data collection and processing of intent signals. Typical use cases include tracking customer complaints to identify product issues, monitoring for direct purchase requests to capture sales leads, and observing competitor discussions to understand market positioning. The workflow begins with setup, followed by continuous monitoring, scoring of conversations, and daily or real-time delivery of relevant threads. Pricing is based on usage, with users paying for the specific features and capacity they require. The service is aimed at teams looking for a lightweight alternative to larger, more expensive analytics suites, providing a focused view of customer intent without requiring users to manage multiple inboxes or sift through irrelevant data.