EchoTube, EchoTok, EchoGram and EchoX each cover a different platform. Together, they give you one view of the world's conversations.
The depth of the YouTube record.
The full channel history. Every video, every comment thread, every transcript — mapped and queryable.
Behavioral patterns emerge at this scale that are invisible in any partial view.
Ask questions about YouTube that YouTube itself cannot answer.
TikTok, fully mapped.
Creator networks, engagement graphs, and account relationships — at population scale.
Activity that does not surface through standard access is part of the same record.
The archive reflects the platform as it is, not as it presents itself.
The identity layer.
The same actor rarely uses the same name. EchoGram resolves personas across accounts, platforms, and time.
Follower and following networks mapped at full depth.
The connection between two accounts that share no visible link.
The full X record.
The complete archive — before and after the platform changed hands.
Follower graphs traversed at population scale.
The full historical record of X — searchable across years of activity.
Five things Echo does that other tools can't.
Live tools see the surface as it is right now. Echo's archive holds years of the record across every major platform — queryable in a single pass.
Coverage measured against historical activity across TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X.
The depth of the YouTube archive, paired with analysis built for investigators.
Creators, comments, livestreams — fully mapped. Activity beyond what the platform surfaces is part of the same record.
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