Question about the winter support fund
Could someone clarify whether applications are open to families outside the borough?
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UmmahSignal monitors public conversations across X and YouTube, filters the noise, and brings questions, feedback, opportunities and reputation risks into one shared inbox.
Explore a clearly synthetic sample. Filters change the shared inbox composition, never a live social feed.
Could someone clarify whether applications are open to families outside the borough?
The latest community update is useful, but the automatic captions miss several important details.
A public post recognises the welcome and practical support offered at Saturday’s event.
A community broadcaster asks whether the organisation would join a public wellbeing panel.
A short post mentions the service but needs a person to confirm its context and intent.

Define precise public brand terms, aliases and exclusions.
Surface possible questions, feedback, opportunities and risks.
A person checks the original source, context and confidence.
Assign, note and record the outcome without posting automatically.
Bring public questions, campaign feedback and emerging support needs into one review queue.
See public service questions and local reputation concerns without accessing private conversations.
Organise public product feedback, support requests and feature ideas across monitored sources.
Review praise, complaints and partnership opportunities while keeping humans in control.
Detect recurring public themes and route time-sensitive signals to the right colleague.
Collect public audience questions and useful feedback without profiling individual beliefs.
These are live UI compositions backed by synthetic view models. They demonstrate interaction, not provider activity.
Phase 1 simulates public-source workflows only. Future coverage will depend on provider access, public availability, rate limits and query precision.
Public posts matching configured terms. No private messages, protected content or account inference.
Public videos, titles and comments where provider access permits. No private channel data.
Planned public community coverage. It is not selectable and no Reddit data is present in this demo.
Planned public professional coverage. It is not selectable and no LinkedIn data is present in this demo.
The working frontend is deliberately complete enough to demonstrate. Provider access, real AI, delivery and developer integrations stay visibly queued for the next phase.
Create precise brand, campaign and peer-brand queries with aliases, exclusions and broad-query safeguards.
Search, sort and filter synthetic signals by category, priority, sentiment, assignee, source and status.
Open useful preset views for complaints, praise, opportunities, reputation risk and high-priority review.
Configure immediate, daily or weekly rules, quiet hours and deterministic test-delivery outcomes.
Review volume, themes, action rate and time-to-review, including CSV preparation states.
Assign, bookmark, note, correct and action signals with visible history and role-aware controls.
Production X and YouTube ingestion first; Reddit and LinkedIn remain explicitly queued.
Live classification, summaries, confidence and recommendations with provenance and human correction.
Invitations, immediate alerts, digests, retries and delivery history through a production email service.
Versioned API, authenticated MCP, scoped keys and an OpenAPI contract for approved integrations.
Idempotent mention events for internal tools and approved agents—without autonomous public replies.
Stripe checkout, subscription enforcement and provider-aware quotas that pause safely at plan limits.
UmmahSignal serves Muslim organisations. It never infers or labels an individual’s religion.
Only configured public-source content is within scope.
A human decides whether and how the organisation responds.
The product organises signals; it does not provide spiritual or legal judgement.
Three planned launch tiers mirror how monitoring costs grow: by precise monitors and deduplicated public mentions, with every live integration still marked honestly.
Starter
For one organisation proving a focused listening workflow.
Switch to annual for three months free
3 monitors · 1,000 public mentions / monthPro
Most usefulFor a team coordinating several services, campaigns or brands.
Switch to annual for three months free
7 monitors · 10,000 public mentions / monthScale
For organisations that need wider coverage and more headroom.
Switch to annual for three months free
15 monitors · 50,000 public mentions / monthNo card in Phase 1. No overage charges are simulated. Future live feeds will pause safely at the selected plan limit.
Phase 1 demonstrates X and YouTube workflows with synthetic data. Reddit and LinkedIn are shown as coming soon and cannot be selected.
In the planned live product, a signal is a deduplicated public post, reply, thread, video or comment that matches a configured term or alias. Phase 1 uses clearly labelled synthetic examples only.
Yes. A monitor can follow public names, products, campaigns or peer brands. It must not target people by inferred religion or another sensitive trait.
Phase 1 includes a fixed responsible taxonomy and human correction workflow. Workspace-specific, schema-validated AI categories are coming in the live integration phase.
Yes. Versioned REST, authenticated MCP, scoped keys and signed webhooks are on the live-integration roadmap. Phase 1 does not create keys or send events.
No. Muslim organisations are the customers served; the product must never infer or label an individual’s religion.
No. UmmahSignal supports review and workflow. It does not autonomously reply, post or access private messages.
No. The three tiers are a transparent commercial preview modelled around monitor and mention limits. Phase 1 has no checkout, charge or production entitlement enforcement.
Yes. The product design includes a public-content removal workflow and accountable deletion handling.