Use search operators and filter by sentiment or source

Save searches for automatic data crawl

Review matched quotes on the account dashboard

Add Twitter, FriendFeed accounts or blogs

Use publicly shared statuses and blog posts

Import your twitter lists

Customize the look-and-feel of your Javascript and Flash widgets

Mix photos, quotes, and sound in slideshows with dynamic transitions

Easily embed widgets into your website by dropping a line of javascript code

Search for opinions in real time

Receive topic alerts by email

Get a digest of emerging conversations in your lists of contacts

Enter a topic, person or brand and focus your search by lists, sentiment, and date. Use advanced search for complex search queries. Enable the profanity filter and set the aggregate tonality.

Embed buzz, slideshow or carousel widgets in your website.

To add sound and dynamic effects use the Flash widget and choose between Buzz and Slideshow views. The Buzz view is optimal for small rectangular spaces while the Slideshow view works best in full-page width. The Javascript Carousel widget looks great in sidebars, can be fully skinned and has a small footprint.

Get topic digests in lists of contacts you track or in entire Twitterverse, Blogosphere, or across all public sources.

Cuesense grades every tweet and blog in 11 emotional dimensions including Acceptance, Anger, Anticipation, Disgust, Fear, Guilt, Interest, Joy, Sadness, Shame, and Surprise. These dimensions are the results of academic research in the area of human psychology by Paul Ekman, Carroll Izard, and Robert Plutchik. In addition to 11 emotions, Cuesense also undestands positive and negative qualities such as "abrasive", "adaptable" or "elegant".

Cuesense can understand informal text too, which comes especially handy in evaluating tweets and blog comments. We use a range of textual cues to evaluate and grade text:

Abbreviations: words like "awol", "b4", "thx"

Degree adverbs: words like "truly", "exclusively"

Emoticons: ":D" , ":-("

Idioms: phrases like "stand out", "a cut below"

Interjections: words like "hola", "ta ta"

Capitalization: e.g. "GREAT"

Negations: words like "never" or "neither"

Prefixes: parts of words like "hyper-" and "under-"

Link your accounts at Twitter, Blogs, FriendFeed, Delicious and Facebook and we will import your contacts and cues and start analysing text and links.

You can follow a person or news feed even if they are not yet Cuesense members. Add external feed subscriptions, assign them to lists, and start receiving search results, email digests and opinions.

Use Saved Seaches to tell Cuesense the topics you want to track and we will start importing relevant data from Twitter, blogs and other sources.

Choose daily or weekly updates

Use lists to focus searches, digests and widget content on just the people you want to track. Import lists from other services, for example Twitter.