An agentic radar for the sources you follow.
Prowler collects what the accounts, publications and websites you choose publish across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X and the open web, and uses AI agents to clean, summarise and rank it into one feed. It is made by Hypebox Media SARL, a media company in Lebanon, and it started as the tool we needed ourselves.
What Prowler is.
A source is a name plus a main URL and up to four backup URLs on other platforms. You add the sources you follow, group them, and set a schedule from manual to hourly.
Three agents do the work. A scout agent visits every source on its schedule and collects the recent public posts, falling back to a backup URL when the main one fails. A second agent normalises every platform into one shape and collapses reposts to a single item. A third writes a short title and summary and files the item into one of twelve topics. Ranking is arithmetic: a 0–100 score inside the scan, and a trending score that divides interactions by a platform baseline and halves every 24 hours, so a TikTok view and an X repost sit on one scale.
What you read is one feed, filterable by source, group, tag, platform and time, next to a Trending view. Items leave after 48 hours; anything you save stays. Web Search Agent, Network Form and Scouts sit on top of the same pipeline.
What an agentic radar is, in more detailWe were the user.
LeBusiness is a business news publication. Every morning its desk opened dozens of company, founder, regulator and publication accounts across every platform, scrolled past what it had already seen, and wrote down what changed. It took hours, it was different depending on who did it, and stories were still missed.
Keyword listening suites did not fit: they search the whole internet for words, cost hundreds of dollars a month, and do not read a named Instagram or TikTok account. RSS readers do not reach those platforms at all. What we needed was simpler and did not exist: a fixed list of sources, checked on a schedule, collected and ranked in one place.
So we built it for the LeBusiness desk, used it there for months, and then opened it to other teams with the same job. Prowler is still what that newsroom reads first each day.
A radar for every team that has to know what changed.
Most monitoring tools are built for large brands with analysts, and priced that way. The people who most need to know what their sources did today, a small newsroom, a two-person comms team, a founder watching rivals, are left checking by hand.
We want a radar to be as normal as a calendar: you name what you follow, it watches, you read one list. Source-based rather than keyword-based, present-tense rather than an archive, built for one person or a whole desk.
The roadmap follows that: more platforms as they become readable, better per-source baselines, and delivery into the places teams already work.
What changes for each team.
Newsrooms and analysts
Official accounts, wires, rivals and named people scanned hourly. A post from a ministry or a company lands in the feed minutes after it is published, not when the release email arrives.
Media houses
Every publication and creator on the beat, grouped by desk, de-duplicated across platforms. Tracking 50 sources by hand is a full-time job; reading one ranked feed is twenty minutes.
Brand and agency teams
Competitors, clients and creators in one feed per group, with a source's own baseline deciding what counts as unusual. Launches, collaborations and pricing changes surface the day they happen.
What Prowler is not.
Not social listening. It does not search the internet for keywords or measure sentiment across millions of strangers. If you need share of voice, buy a listening suite.
Not an archive. The feed forgets after 48 hours on purpose. Your saved list is the record.
Not a publishing tool. Prowler reads; it never posts, replies or acts on your accounts.
Not opinionated ranking. The language models write titles and summaries. The order of the feed is arithmetic on engagement, so it cannot be hallucinated and can be explained in one sentence.
How we make decisions.
Your sources, your call
You name what to watch. There is no algorithm deciding what you should see, and nothing enters the feed you did not add.
Less, ranked well
Twelve items a scan, ranked, beats four hundred unranked. Every item has to earn its place.
Present tense
Scores halve every 24 hours and the feed clears after 48. Late signal is history.
Only pay for results
A scan that returns nothing costs nothing. Credits are spent on content, not on attempts.
Built to survive platforms
Backup URLs, health checks and copied images, because platforms change and links expire.
Plain language
In the product, on this site and in every email. If we cannot explain a feature in a sentence, it is not done.
Who is behind Prowler.
Prowler is built and operated by Hypebox Media SARL, trading as Hypebox, a media company registered in Lebanon. It is the company behind LeBusiness, and the team that runs that newsroom runs the product.
The app lives at app.prowler-ai.com. Billing is through Stripe; infrastructure runs on Supabase and Vercel; collection uses Apify; the agents are Claude models. Data handling is described in full in the Privacy Policy.
Questions, press or partnerships: info@hypebox.agency.
Questions and answers.
What is Prowler in one sentence?
Prowler is an agentic radar: you name the accounts and websites you follow on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X and the web, and three AI agents scout, clean and rank what they publish into one feed.
Who makes Prowler?
Hypebox Media SARL, a media company registered in Lebanon and the company behind the business news publication LeBusiness. Prowler was built to replace that newsroom's manual monitoring and is still the tool its desk opens first each morning.
Who is it for?
Newsrooms and analysts tracking official accounts and beats, media houses following many publications and creators, and brand or agency teams watching competitors, clients and creators. Anyone who checks the same sources by hand every day.
How is it different from social listening tools?
Listening tools search the whole internet for keywords and measure sentiment at scale, and are priced for that. Prowler starts from a list of named sources you chose and reports what those sources published, ranked. It is precise and works on platforms without keyword search.
Does Prowler keep everything it collects?
No. Feed items are deleted after 48 hours so the feed always describes the present. Anything you save is kept permanently, with its image copied into Prowler's own storage.
Where does the data come from?
Only from the public accounts and websites you add as sources. Prowler does not search the wider internet, and nothing enters your feed that did not come from a source you named.
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