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Tracking watches accounts you chose. EarlyHunt watches all of X. You give it keywords. It scans X around the clock, and the moment a matching account posts something, you get a DM — the tweet, the account, and the contract address if there is one.
This is the difference that matters: with tracking, you have to already know who to watch. EarlyHunt finds accounts you have never heard of, which is where brand-new launches actually come from.

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Getting started in three taps

1

Open EarlyHunt

In /menu, tap 🎯 EarlyHunt.
2

Use a template

Tap 📋 Use a template and pick one. Each preset is tuned for a different hunting style and comes with keywords and filters already set.
3

Adjust and go

Edit the keywords to match what you are actually hunting. Alerts start immediately.

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The templates

Start with 💎 Real Launches. It only fires when a contract actually exists, so it is the one least likely to bury you in noise while you are still learning what your keywords do.

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Front-running vs confirming

The templates split along one line: do you want to know before the contract exists, or only once it does?

Before the CA

🔥 Front-Run and 🚀 Pre-Launch Hype skip any tweet that already shows a contract address — on the logic that if the CA is out, you are already late.Earliest possible signal, and the noisiest.

Only with a CA

💎 Real Launches and 🍃 Robinhood Chain require a contract address in the post.Far less noise, and every alert is something you can actually act on immediately.

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Who gets it

EarlyHunt is part of the paid plans, and the free trial includes it. If your plan lapses, EarlyHunt stops running but your campaigns and keywords are kept — they start again when you renew.

Tune your campaigns

Keywords, account-age and following filters, chain filters and exclude terms.