PeopleBrowsr, the social analytics service that created Kred, has mined the Twitter hose for data on the Internet’s most viral people and subjects since 2008. Today, the company released an API that enriches Kred’s social influence scoring system with in-depth reports. With PeopleBrowser, users can search key words and phrases, hashtags, names, bio data such as gender, interactions between users, location, or communities to pull up information on any topic.
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Much like Klout, Kred is a social scoring system designed to track a person’s activity on social media sites to find out how influential they are. But this Klout competitor was designed to be “open, transparent and honest,” said PeopleBrowsr CEO Andrew Grill in a phone interview with Social Times.
