Vibewatch is for everyone.
Whatever you're building, a SaaS product, a game, a crypto protocol, a public company, you have a community, and that community is talking. The core of Vibewatch is the same for all of you. It reads what your community is saying and scores the sentiment in context, so you get a real read on how people feel instead of a word cloud.
What changes from one company to the next is how much market context belongs next to that sentiment.
One product, every kind of community
The same Vibewatch works for any community, whether you have a token, a ticker, or neither. The sentiment engine is identical for all of them. The market context grows or disappears depending on who you are, without you having to think about it.
It sets itself up
You don't configure any of this by hand. When you sign up, Vibewatch reads your site and works out whether you're a crypto project, a public company, or neither, then switches on the parts that fit. If it guesses wrong, you can change it in Settings:
- Crypto market: benchmark against the crypto Fear & Greed Index.
- Stock market: benchmark against the standard (CNN) stock-market Fear & Greed Index.
- None: no market comparison at all.
If you're not crypto or public
Most companies don't have a token or a ticker, and Vibewatch is built for them first. No market index sitting on your dashboard pretending to be relevant. You get sentiment from your own community, scored in context, and nothing you have to explain away to your team.
Sign up without a token or a ticker and the market layer simply never appears. You don't opt out of anything. It was never turned on.
If you're a crypto project
Crypto communities live and die by the market. A sentiment dip during a market-wide drawdown means something very different from one on a green day.
Vibewatch can benchmark your community sentiment against the crypto Fear & Greed index and track your token's price right next to it. When your sentiment holds while the market panics, you can see it, and so can everyone you report to.
If you're a public company
A wave of crypto companies have gone public. Coinbase years ago, Circle more recently, with a line of others behind them. When a crypto company goes public it picks up a stock price to watch, while its community still moves with the crypto market.
Vibewatch now tracks stocks, not just tokens. You can show your live stock price on the same dashboard as your community sentiment, and still benchmark that sentiment against the crypto Fear & Greed index your audience pays attention to. The asset you track and the index you measure against are separate settings, so a public crypto company can watch its stock and still measure itself against the crypto market. Each price shows its recent move: the 7-day change where we have it, and the 24-hour change where we don't.
Frequently asked questions
Is Vibewatch only for crypto companies?
No. Vibewatch works for any community, from SaaS and games to creators and marketplaces. Crypto projects and public companies get extra market context, but the core sentiment scoring is the same for everyone.
What do crypto and public companies get that others don't?
Market context. Crypto projects can benchmark community sentiment against the crypto Fear & Greed index and track their token price. Public companies can track their stock price too. For everyone else, none of it appears.
Can a public crypto company track its stock and still compare against the crypto market?
Yes. The asset you track and the index you benchmark against are separate settings, so you can show your stock price on the dashboard while measuring community sentiment against the crypto Fear & Greed index.
How does Vibewatch decide what to show me?
It reads your website when you sign up and classifies you as a crypto project, a public company, or neither, then turns on the features that fit. You can change it in Settings at any time.
Try it
Vibewatch is open to everyone. Plans start at $19/mo, and your first weekly report is on us. Start your free trial at vibewatch.io.