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# Welcome to Posynt

Real-time X hashtag monitoring.

**Posynt** watches X (Twitter) around the clock and delivers every new post published on the hashtags and accounts you choose — in **real time**, via **API**, **Discord** or **Telegram**.

This documentation walks you through:

* getting and using your **API key**,
* configuring the **hashtags and accounts** to track, and optionally their **engagement** (RT/like/comment counts + who),
* fetching the **posts** we detect,
* wiring up **Discord / Telegram** notifications.

{% hint style="info" %}
Don't have an account yet? Pick a plan on the [Posynt homepage](https://posynt.win/#pricing). Your API key is generated automatically after checkout.
{% endhint %}

## In short

| What you want to do              | Where to go                                          |
| -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Make your first API call         | [Quickstart](/getting-started/quickstart.md)         |
| Understand authentication        | [Authentication](/getting-started/authentication.md) |
| List / add hashtags              | [Tracked hashtags](/api-reference/tracks.md)         |
| List / add accounts              | [Tracked accounts](/api-reference/accounts.md)       |
| Fetch posts                      | [Fetching posts](/api-reference/posts.md)            |
| Set up Discord / Telegram alerts | [Notifications](/guides/notifications.md)            |
| Check plan limits & rate limits  | [Overview](/api-reference/overview.md)               |

## Base URL

```
https://api.posynt.win/v1
```

Every endpoint is prefixed with `/v1` and returns **JSON**.


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