Is reading your social feeds starting to feel like a full-time job without benefits? Bottlenose is launching a new service on Tuesday that aims to extinguish this common gripe \u2014 and it comes closer than any social media dashboard we\u2019ve seen.<\/p>\n
Bottlenose fights social media overload with flexible, granular feed customization options.<\/p>\n
You can, for instance, follow just slices of Twitter and Facebook feeds, getting someone\u2019s tech news while skipping their Foodspotting posts. It\u2019s also easy to sort by author influence, trending in your network, your interests (it learns these based on your activity) and pretty much any other criteria. You can set up as many feeds as you want.<\/p>\n
Any of these feeds can be viewed as a visual node map for quick browsing and have automatic actions such as \u201creply\u201d or \u201csend alert\u201d attached to it. For instance, you could set up a rule that \u201cfor messages by people I have mentioned more than five times, show a desktop notification.\u201d<\/p>\n
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