Sorsa
Sorsa is a crypto Twitter intelligence platform for tracking influencers, detecting bots, analyzing VC activity, and discovering early projects.
What is Sorsa?
Sorsa (formerly TweetScout) is a crypto Twitter intelligence platform that turns social noise into actionable intelligence. It helps traders, investors, VC funds, and project teams track influencers, detect bots, analyze venture capital activity, and discover emerging projects before they trend. Sorsa's capabilities include a proprietary influence scoring algorithm based on engagement quality and network strength, advanced AI-powered bot detection, VC fund tracking to see what projects they follow, and a daily updated feed of emerging crypto projects. The platform also offers deep research tools for comprehensive analysis of any crypto account's connections and activity. Sorsa provides a full developer API with programmatic access to all data, enabling users to build custom trading systems and analytics. The platform is trusted by over 50,000 crypto users since 2022.
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