We built a radar for people who can't afford to miss things.
Prowler started inside a media agency that had to watch dozens of brands, creators and publications every morning, across five platforms, by hand. The signal was always there; finding it was a full-time job nobody asked for. So we built agents to do the watching, and kept using them ourselves.
Why a radar, not another reader.
Readers and aggregators show you everything. That's the problem. When you're monitoring a market, a competitor or a beat, more is not better; the point is to know what changed, from the sources you actually care about, fast.
Prowler is source-based, not keyword-based. You name the accounts and sites; it collects what they publish across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X and the web, and two agents do the unglamorous work: normalising five platforms into one shape, collapsing reposts, writing a title and summary, and ranking every item on a scale that corrects for platform size and age. What lands in your feed is one short, ranked list, not twenty open tabs.
Prowler is built by Hypebox Media SARL, a Lebanon-registered media company, and it is still the tool our own team opens first each morning. We care about precision, restraint and software that respects attention: the feed forgets after 48 hours, only successful scans cost anything, and the ranking is arithmetic you can explain in one sentence.
A few things we hold to.
Signal over noise
Less, ranked well, beats more. Every item has to earn its place, and the feed deletes itself after 48 hours so it never turns into a backlog.
Your sources, your call
You point the radar at named accounts and sites. No keyword guessing, no algorithm deciding what you should see.
Real-time, or it doesn't count
Monitoring is present tense. Scores halve every 24 hours, scans run as often as hourly, and late signal is just history with extra steps.
