Bio Watch: catch the account before it tweets
Quick answer: Bio Watch discovers X accounts by their profile bio — not their tweets. Give it a keyword (a chain, a protocol, a ticker) and X-Relay scans X for accounts putting that word in their bio. When a brand-new account appears calling itself "first meme on tempo" or "built on monad", you get a Discord/Telegram alert with the bio (keyword highlighted), follower count, account age, and a 🚨 FRESH badge. It's how you find a project the day it's born — before the first tweet, before the crowd. Paid feature, from $15/mo.
Everyone tracks tweets. The account existed first.
By the time a project tweets its launch, it's already been discovered, screenshotted and front-run. But the account was created hours earlier — and the very first thing a founder does is write the bio: "first NFT on <chain>", "native DEX for <protocol>", "$TICKER — bring your own wallet". Bio Watch reads that bio the moment it appears. You're early not because you're faster at reading tweets — you're early because you never needed the tweet.
What an alert looks like
bork · @borkapp
"your companion for tempo — memo payments, encrypted DMs, pick your gas token"
👥 41 followers · 📅 created Jul 6, 2026
matched: bio contains "tempo"
The keyword is highlighted in the real bio — no AI paraphrase, no hallucinated "why it matched". You see exactly what the account says about itself, its size, and its age, and you decide.
Fresh vs. established — two signal tiers
- 🚨 FRESH — a freshly-created account, badged with its exact age. This is the high-signal case: a project that just spun up.
- 👀 Watchlist — an established account that added your keyword to its bio (a pivot, a new affiliation, a rebrand).
Both fire — you want the brand-new launch and the established account that just pivoted its bio into your niche. The badge tells you which is which; nothing is dropped for being older.
Cut the noise
A bare keyword like tempo matches a lot. Bio Watch gives you filters to keep only what's real:
- Qualifiers — the bio must also contain one of these, e.g.
nft,dex,meme,token. Perfect for "first <thing> on <chain>". - Exclude — skip bios containing stop-words like
parody,fan,scam. - Min followers — ignore empty shells.
Matching is word-boundary aware: tempo hits @tempo, on tempo and tempo network — but never contemporary.
Why X-Relay does this best
| What matters | X-Relay Bio Watch |
|---|---|
| Speed | Purpose-built real-time infra — the same pipeline behind our fastest-in-class tweet alerts |
| Where it lands | Discord and Telegram — most bio monitors are one platform, or Discord-only |
| What you see | The real bio with the keyword highlighted, follower count, exact account age — not an AI's guess at "why it matched" |
| Fresh signal | 🚨 FRESH badge on newly-created accounts, 👀 in-bio on established pivots — both surfaced (nothing dropped for being older), so you never miss a rebrand |
| One place for everything | Runs in the same bot as your account, keyword and X-List tracking — one watchlist, every signal |
How to set it up
- Open @x_relay_bot on Telegram (tap 👀 Bio Watch) or run
/addbio <keyword>on Discord. - Add qualifiers/filters if you want to tighten it (e.g.
/addbio monad qualifiers:nft,dex,meme). - New matching accounts stream into your Discord/Telegram as they appear — fresh ones badged.
Bio Watch is a paid feature — it isn't part of the free trial. Every paid plan (from Lite, $15/mo) includes it, with up to 10 bio keywords. Remove one anytime with /removebio.
FAQ
How do I find new crypto accounts by their Twitter bio?
Add a Bio Watch with your keyword (a chain, protocol or ticker). X-Relay scans X and sends a Discord/Telegram alert when an account appears with that keyword in its bio — freshly-created accounts get a FRESH badge. Paid feature; plans from $15/mo.
Does Bio Watch match the bio or the tweets?
The bio. It fires on the account's profile description, not its posts — so you catch accounts that put your keyword in their bio even before they tweet. Word-boundary matching means "tempo" won't match "contemporary".
Does it only catch brand-new accounts?
No — it catches any account that newly puts your keyword in its bio: a freshly-created account (🚨 FRESH badge) or an established one that just added or changed its bio (👀 in bio). Both are the signal — the badge tells you which — so a rebrand or a pivot into your niche never slips through.
How is this different from the Search Tracker?
The Search Tracker watches keywords in tweets. Bio Watch watches keywords in profiles — it discovers accounts, not posts. Use Search Tracker to catch a call; use Bio Watch to catch the project that will make it.
Is Bio Watch free?
No — it's a paid feature (not part of the free trial). Every paid plan from Lite ($15/mo) up includes it, with up to 10 bio keywords.
Keyword tracker (tweets) → · Monitor a niche's new accounts → · Pricing →