Give Claude and ChatGPT live social media tools.

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  Find people who need what you sell

  Your AI searches X and Reddit for people describing the problem you fix, and hands back the threads.

  “Who on X is asking for a better [tool] this week?”

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  Find sponsorship opportunities

  Who is already running paid partnerships in your niche, which creators fit your budget, and how their engagement compares to their follower count.

  “Which TikTok creators in [niche] have posted a paid partnership lately?”

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  See what competitors are posting

  What they shipped this week, which posts landed, and where people are comparing them to you.

  “What has [competitor] posted on X in the last two weeks?”

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  Check a creator out before you pay them

  Whether the numbers in the media kit match the numbers on the platforms they claim.

  “How many TikTok and Instagram followers does [handle] have?”

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  Pull a video's transcript

  Paste a public URL, get the spoken text back, then summarise it or pull quotes out of it.

  “Get the transcript for this YouTube URL: [url]”

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  Look someone up before a call

  Hiring, sales calls, or diligence — public profiles only, asked in plain English.

  “Look up the LinkedIn profile for [vanity URL or name]”

1. 01

   Try a question

   Ask above — no account needed for a short preview.

   followers for @mrbeast?looking up
2. 02

   Create a free account

   100 free lookups. Sign in with Google, GitHub, or Discord.

   GoogleGoogle·GitHubGitHub·DiscordDiscord+100 credits
3. 03

   Add Social Fetch to your AI

   Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor once. Then ask there instead.

   https://api.socialfetch.dev/mcp

1. I'm launching a protein coffee brand. Who on TikTok is already posting about protein coffee?

   callstiktok_search_videos_listturn 1

   24 videos from the last 30 days. Three accounts are doing most of the volume: @liftandbrew (890K), @macrocafe (412K), and @thecoldbrewcoach (156K). Engagement is well above their own averages on the recipe format specifically.

2. Is @liftandbrew's audience actually in the US?

   callstiktok_profile_region_getturn 2

   Mostly, yes — the account is registered in the US and the top comment locales skew US and Canada. Worth noting their following-to-follower ratio is unusually low, which is normal for an account that grew off one viral format.

3. What are people complaining about in the comments on those videos?

   callstiktok_video_comments_listturn 3

   Three themes keep repeating: the powder clumping in cold liquid, the price per serving compared with regular whey, and a lot of people asking whether it works with oat milk. The clumping complaint appears in roughly a third of the top comments.

4. Pull the hooks from the five best-performing videos.

   callstiktok_video_transcript_getturn 4

   All five open with a problem rather than the product — “stop paying $7 for this”, “I tried every protein coffee so you don't have to”, and three variations of a before-and-after. None of them name a brand in the first five seconds.

Illustrative session. Figures are examples, not live data.

• Public information only

  The same things you could see yourself in a logged-out browser. No private accounts, no DMs, no follower lists you can't already view.

  private_datanever

• Read-only, always

  Your AI can look things up. It cannot post, reply, follow, or message anyone on your behalf — the tools simply don't exist.

  write_accessnone

• You never hand over social passwords

  You sign in to Social Fetch with Google, GitHub, or Discord. You never connect your TikTok, Instagram, or LinkedIn account.

  social_loginnot required

• Nothing to cancel

  There is no trial that quietly converts and no subscription to remember. You start with 100 free lookups and only buy more if you actually keep using it.

  auto_renewnone