WaveMention helps brands track their ambassadors, creators and team members using publicly available social media data. See who actually drives reach and engagement — built for transparency, small scale use, and responsible tracking.
What this platform is built for
WaveMention only processes data that is already publicly visible. We do not access private accounts, direct messages, or restricted content.
Customers do not get a giant ready made database. They build their own dashboard, choose their own profiles, and define what they want to monitor.
The customer signs up and enters the workspace where onboarding explains exactly how the platform works.
The customer adds their own riders, ambassadors, creators, or team members and can optionally add an email address.
The customer selects which widgets, metrics, and views should appear in the dashboard instead of receiving fixed rankings by default.
The dashboard becomes active and the customer can use insights inside their own workspace.
WaveMention is built for brands and teams that want to understand their own network. The platform is intended for focused use cases, often with a relatively small group of relevant profiles such as riders, ambassadors, team members, or affiliated creators. It is not designed as a mass tracking or public discovery tool.
Customers can choose to request permission from the profile owner before including a handle in their dashboard.
Opt in is offered as an additional transparency layer. It is a customer choice, not a mandatory step for every profile. We actively encourage responsible use and permission based relationships where appropriate.
We believe people should be able to check whether their profile is included and take action if they want more information or want to opt out.
Anyone can use our public profile check tool to see whether a profile is currently included in WaveMention.
If a profile owner wants removal or wants more information about how public data is processed, they can submit a request through the same flow.
WaveMention is meant to be configured by the customer. We do not position the product as a public people search engine or unrestricted social discovery layer.
The customer defines the dataset by adding their own relevant profiles instead of browsing a huge prebuilt database.
Public tools focus on transparency and opt out, not on revealing customer activity or internal profile lists.
The platform is intentionally framed around team, brand, and network performance, not around profiling strangers at scale.
Use our public profile check tool to see whether your handle is currently tracked in WaveMention. You can also request removal or submit an information request through the same process.