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Know what’s being said about your name, in English and Japanese.

Xupra Signal watches X, Japanese message boards, news, look-alike domains and trademark filings for your organisation, and sends you a clear alert with the original link. From $9 a month.

Monitoring only. We never remove posts or identify who wrote them.

Live scan

Run a scan.

Type a name. Each window types that search, then lists what the public APIs returned, with a link to the same search on that site.

Public text only. Pictures from image boards are not collected. This does not identify who wrote a post.

Example scan of public data, 19 Oct 2026 JST

A real scan, not a mock-up.

230

X posts mentioned Blue Bottle Coffee in the past 7 days.

3

Look-alike domains registered by others, including one typo domain.

4

Publisher articles, plus 2 threads on 5ch.

1

Of 11 Xupra look-alike domains checked, one is taken: xupra.com, parked on a marketplace.

Blue Bottle Coffee is not a customer and is not affiliated with Xupra. Counts are from the X API, DNS and public pages on the date shown. Private posts are counted, not quoted.

How it works

Tell us the name. We watch. You get the alert.

  1. Tell us what to watch

    Add your organisation’s name, brand, handles and domain. We suggest spellings in katakana, romaji, Korean and Chinese, and you approve them.

  2. We check public sources on a schedule

    Weekly, daily or hourly, depending on your plan, and only sources whose rules allow it.

  3. You get clear alerts

    Each alert shows the original text, a link, the date, the source and a short English or Japanese summary. A weekly digest rounds up the rest.

Coverage

Mentions, domains, and filings.

  1. Mentions

    Posts and articles that use your name on X, Japanese boards such as 5ch (thread titles), 4chan (text only, never images) and news sites. You see the original line, the link and a short translation.

  2. Look-alike domains

    New domains that copy your name with a typo, a hyphen or a different ending, including Japanese .jp. We tell you when one is registered or goes live. If you want the .jp yourself, we register it in your name.

  3. Trademark filings

    New Japanese trademark applications that resemble your name, including katakana readings. Higher plans add the United States. You get the public record and the link, not a legal opinion.

Who it’s for

One organisation per plan.

  1. Companies

    Brand and product mentions in Japan and Asia-Pacific, plus copycat domains and filings, in one feed.

  2. Small businesses

    An early warning for your shop’s name, for less than a coffee a week.

  3. Creators

    Spot impersonation accounts and a sudden pile-on early. You can watch your own name, or a creator who has authorised you.

  4. Organisations and clubs

    Know when your association, lodge or club is discussed or impersonated. Invoices are available for treasurers.

  5. Public agencies

    Monitor your agency’s own name and official accounts. Invoice and purchase-order billing. This is not for monitoring residents or private individuals.

The limit

What we do, and what we don’t.

We do

  • Watch public sources for your name.
  • Send you the original text, the link and the date.
  • Translate and summarise in English or Japanese.
  • Flag look-alike domains and trademark filings.
  • Keep a dated record you can export.
  • Share a free list of lawyers if you want one. We take no referral fee.

We don’t

  • Remove, hide or bury posts.
  • Send takedown demands for you.
  • Identify anonymous posters.
  • Run background checks on people.
  • Write, buy or filter reviews.
  • Give legal advice, or act as a security service.

You decide what to do with every alert. If you believe someone is in danger, contact the police. In Japan that is 110. In the United States it is 911.

Who’s behind it

GP Shangari

CEO, Xupra K.K. Cornell University, BA in Computer Science.

linkedin.com/in/gpshangari

First customers

Be one of the first 10.

We’re new, and we’d rather earn the trust than claim it. The first 10 customers on any plan get their first month free, in exchange for a 20-minute call or a short note after 30 days. Cancel before the second month and you pay nothing.

One per organisation. A card is required when card billing is on. Billing starts after the free month unless you cancel. If we ever quote you, we’ll ask first, and we’ll say that you received a free month. We won’t publish a spots-left counter until a real one exists.

Questions

Before you write.

Do you remove negative posts?

No. We monitor and alert. In Japan, deletion requests and identifying posters are work for lawyers. If you want a lawyer, we’ll share a free list. We take no referral fee.

Which sources do you check?

X, Japanese boards (5ch thread titles), 4chan as text only, news sites, domain registrations, and Japanese trademark filings. Reputation Daily and Reputation Pro add US filings. We add a source only when its rules allow commercial use. Reddit is not part of the service yet.

Can I monitor a person?

Only yourself, or someone who has authorised you in writing, for example a creator you manage. We don’t do background checks.

How fast are alerts?

Weekly on Reputation, daily on Reputation Daily, hourly on Reputation Pro. Urgent items are sent immediately on every plan.

Do I need to read Japanese?

No. Every alert includes a short English summary, plus the original text and a link.

What happens with the .jp domain?

We register it in your name and use a Tokyo address for Japan’s local-presence rule. It’s yours. You can transfer it out.

Can we pay by invoice?

Yes. Reputation Pro and annual plans can be invoiced. The service starts when the invoice is paid.

How do I cancel?

Email [email protected]. When the billing portal is on, you can cancel there too. The plan runs to the end of the period you’ve paid for.

Start monitoring

Tell us the organisation and the names it uses. This opens your email app. [email protected]