Twitter Monitor
Our real-time Twitter monitor pipes every tweet, public reply and account update from the accounts you choose straight into the Discord channel you pick—no confusion, no fuss.
Why you’ll love it
Instant delivery – New posts hit your channel within 100-350ms of posting, depending on network load.
Replies included – Follow the full conversation, not just the headline tweet.
Always online - Don't worry about your monitors going down ever again.
Account Changes - Get notified when user changes their profile instantly
Filtering - Filter what type of notifications you want on user-level, enable or disable replies, follows, account updates for any account you want!
Role Mentions - Set roles to be mentioned when specific user does something.
Channel-level control – Route each feed exactly where it belongs.
Slash commands
/track twitter <username>
Start tracking an account in this channel.
/track twitter elonmusk
/twitter untrack <username>
Stop tracking that account in this channel.
/twitter untrack elonmusk
/twitter list
Show used / total / remaining slots and every handle you’re currently tracking on this server.
/twitter list
/twitter import <username1,username2,...>
Import multiple accounts using comma separated format or other monitors export
/twitter import elonmusk,raimonitors
/twitter popular
View the most tracked accounts and auto import them to your channel
/twitter popular [auto-import=true]
/twitter notifications <username> [role]
Set which role should be tagged when this user does something
/twitter notifications elonmusk @test
/twitter filter <username>
Configure filters for this username
/twitter filter elonmusk replies:False
/twitter filter-view <username>
View active filtering settings for this username
/twitter filter-view elonmusk
Typical workflow
Pick a channel – Open the Discord channel where you want tweets to appear.
Add the account – Run
/twitter track <username>.Wait a moment – Changes propagate in ≤ 5 seconds; after that, new tweets will flow automatically.
Clean up – Use
/twitter untrack <username>when an account is no longer relevant.Audit at any time –
/twitter listshows live usage (tracked / quota / free slots).
Quotas & pricing
Each Discord server has a tracking quota. Hitting the limit? Reference the Pricing to see your plan’s allowance and upgrade options.
/twitter listalways displays how many slots you’ve used, your total allowance, and what’s still free—so you’re never caught off-guard.
Pro tips
Retweets, quote-tweets, replies, media, and links are fully preserved in the forwarded message.
Need the feed in another channel? Untrack in the current one, then re-track in the new spot.
For large communities, group related accounts in dedicated channels to keep chat tidy.
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