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Every 1322 source can stand on its own. Start with the accounts that matter now, keep the same workspace and delivery tools, then add coverage only when it earns a place.
X (Twitter)
The 1322 Twitter WebSocket API monitors a custom list of X accounts and pushes tweets, replies, quotes, retweets, follow changes, profile changes, pins and deletions as structured events. Standard delivery typically operates in a 150-250ms range; selected accounts on the manually provisioned Ultimate lane typically operate around a 100ms average. REST handles the tracked list, WebSocket is included, no X developer account is required, X plans start at $250 per month for 100 accounts, and a full-product trial is available.
Learn more →The 1322 Instagram account monitoring API watches a selected list of public accounts for new posts, stories, reels and carousels, with hashtags, mentions and Collab, Paid partnership, Pinned and Location context when present. It is built for live account monitoring rather than profile analytics or follower reporting, and typically operates around a 350ms median on tracked public accounts. No Meta developer app is required. Plans start at $300 per month for 5 accounts with WebSocket, REST management and Discord delivery included, and the live product can be evaluated in a trial.
Learn more →Truth Social
The 1322 Truth Social monitoring API streams new truths, retruths and quote chains, with their media, for any public account on a tracked list. Regular lanes typically operate in a 150-250ms range, while dedicated @realDonaldTrump and @WhiteHouse priority lanes typically operate around a 50ms average. Truth Social's official Truth API, live since August 1, 2026, is a licensed institutional feed covering 10 high-profile accounts at a reported $60,000 to $100,000 per month (Fortune, August 12, 2026); 1322 is an unaffiliated tracked-account service that neither sells nor resells it, with WebSocket, REST, plans from $300 per month and a full-product trial.
Learn more →Binance Square
The 1322 Binance Square monitoring API streams new Binance Square posts from tracked authors in real time over WebSocket, with the coin pairs and sentiment context each post carries extracted into the event payload. Binance Square is where exchange-adjacent crypto influencers and project accounts post first, a signal source most Twitter-only trackers miss entirely. Crypto trading bots pair this feed with 1322's X (Twitter) monitoring to cover both venues from the same dashboard, each on its own WebSocket, filtering events by coin pair to trigger on the markets they trade.
Learn more →YouTube
The 1322 YouTube monitoring API reports new uploads, Shorts and video deletions for the channels on your tracked list in real time over WebSocket, without YouTube Data API quotas or polling loops. Each upload carries the video title, its subtype (video or Short) and the channel, so alert bots and dashboards can react the moment a tracked channel publishes.
Learn more →TikTok
The 1322 TikTok monitoring API watches a selected list of creator accounts and streams new uploads, reposts, live starts and live ends as structured events, typically sub-second from publication, plus a media-ready event once a tracked video has a downloadable file. Creators are tracked by username or sec_uid, no TikTok developer account is required, and the tracked list is managed over REST from the dashboard, the API, or the Discord bot.
Learn more →News
The 1322 news monitoring API streams new articles from 15+ monitored outlets across financial and political news in real time over WebSocket, with categories and keywords extracted into each event. Articles typically arrive before they circulate on social media, useful for prediction-market bots, event-driven trading strategies and alerting systems that need the first touch on breaking news rather than the retweet of it. Pair it with Truth Social and X monitoring, each on its own WebSocket in the same dashboard, to corroborate a post against a headline within seconds.
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