Connect X (Twitter) to ClientRadar
ClientRadar reads X through your own logged-in session — no exported cookie, no server bot. Here's how to connect X, set your searches, and confirm the radar is running safely.
ClientRadar finds leads on X by reading your timeline and searches through your own logged-in browser session — not through an exported cookie and not through a server-side bot. That distinction matters: cookie-injection and cloud automation are exactly the patterns platforms detect and restrict. ClientRadar reads like you scrolling. If you are signed in to X in Chrome, it can read; if you log out, it stops.
Before you connect
- You’re logged in to X in the same Chrome profile as ClientRadar. Open x.com and confirm you are signed in. ClientRadar borrows this session — no exported cookie, no password handover.
- You know what to watch. On X, buying intent shows up in searches and keywords more than in a single feed. Decide which terms surface people looking for what you offer.
Connect X in four steps
- Sign in to X in Chrome. In the same Chrome profile ClientRadar runs in, open x.com and make sure you are logged in.
- Decide what to watch. Pick the keywords and searches buyers actually use when they need your service.
- Connect X in ClientRadar. Open the Networks view, find X, and connect it. ClientRadar confirms access using your existing X session — there is no exported cookie and no separate login.
- Save your keywords and let it run. Add your keywords and searches to your radar settings, save, and let scanning run across the day.
If X drops or pauses
X sessions can end on their own or if you sign out elsewhere; when that happens ClientRadar shows needs reconnect for X and pauses scanning there. Sign back in and return to the ClientRadar tab — see Fix: a platform needs reconnecting. If X pauses with a resume time instead, that is the safety layer protecting your account after a warning sign — see Fix: a platform is in a protective cooldown. If X is connected but quiet, check your keywords in Scanning isn’t finding any leads.