Monitor a person across X, LinkedIn, news and web
We type one line into the orb to start monitoring someone. xhuman sets the monitor up in a single turn — it auto-matches the X handle and turns on four sources, X, LinkedIn, news and web, set to flag anything important instantly. A "See latest findings" chip pulls what the monitor already has: three items from the last week, each with a link to the source and a Discuss action, plus a line on the most notable one. The same watchlist backs the Following tab of your news feed, where everyone you're watching sits in a Watching rail — with a "not them?" correction next to the matched handle, and a "might not be them" flag on any story the match isn't sure about.
More demos
1:59Go from one sentence to a running outreach campaign
Ask for founders and CEOs of US protein snack companies doing $20M or more — xhuman previews five matches, asks what the outreach is for, then hands you match conditions and a 3-step email sequence to approve before it runs.
1:18Upload 50 companies, get the CEO or founder at each
Attach a CSV of 50 companies and ask for the CEO or founder at each — xhuman checks whether you also want outreach, then builds a sourcing campaign and fills a live people table, one contact per company.
1:28Personalize every email in a campaign in one sentence
Ask for one more detail — "add where they went to college in the email" — and xhuman adds a research column, rewrites the first-touch copy with a guard so the line drops cleanly when the answer is missing, then fills all 121 rows.