We use Repsense for monitoring. I like that everything is fairly easy to understand, so it’s simple to draw conclusions and quickly find the most relevant information. I also appreciate being able to view long-term data, track trends over time, and get a clearer picture of what’s happening.

I was introduced to Repsense while working in Moldova during an election-related project focused on assessing the risks of hostile third-party interference in the democratic process. That was the moment when I understood the real potential of this type of technology. Instead of looking at isolated signals, Repsense made it possible to understand the broader information environment almost immediately — which channels were active, where specific narratives were emerging and where the most relevant risks were developing. For international political consulting, this level of situational awareness is extremely valuable.

"Repsense" has become a very practical tool for us because it helps turn a large amount of media information into something we can actually use. In a competitive and constantly changing higher education environment, it is important to understand not only what is being said about us, but also what is happening around other institutions and relevant topics. I particularly like being able to compare visibility over time and quickly see where attention is shifting. It saves a lot of time and gives us a much clearer picture than manual monitoring.