DMI-TCAT (T) alternatives
6 tools in the catalogue cover the same ground as DMI-TCAT (T) and can replace it depending on the need. Each one is reachable, re-checked daily, and listed with its pricing.
- Birdwatcher (T)freeOpen-source Twitter data harvesting and analysis framework for collecting tweets and producing offline analytical artifacts.
- Tinfoleak WebfreemiumWeb-based platform for Twitter/X intelligence analysis, user profiling, and geolocation-oriented review of public activity.
- Tinfoleak.py (T)freePython command-line tool for collecting Twitter/X account intelligence and metadata from target profiles.
- Tweet MetadatafreeReference document and workflow aid for interpreting metadata fields embedded in tweet payloads and exports.
- Twint (T)freeOpen-source Twitter scraping utility for collecting public tweet and user data without official API usage.
- MyTweetAlertsfreemiumEmail alerts on a search, an account or a keyword on X. Turns an occasional check into continuous monitoring.
DMI-TCAT (T)
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Also written DMI-TCAT, DMI TCAT
Twitter Capture and Analysis Toolset for collecting and analyzing Twitter datasets using self-hosted infrastructure.
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Open-source Twitter data harvesting and analysis framework for collecting tweets and producing offline analytical artifacts.
Tinfoleak.py (T)
Python command-line tool for collecting Twitter/X account intelligence and metadata from target profiles.
Twitter Date Search
Date-bounded X/Twitter search pattern using `since:` and `until:` operators to isolate tweets in a specific time window. Requires a signed-in X account: without a session the URL bounces to the login screen.
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Python CLI analyzer for profiling Twitter user behavior, including posting rhythm, language distribution, and source-client usage.
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