Stack Overflow Question Tracker — New Questions by Tag
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Stack Overflow Question Tracker — New Questions by Tag
Under maintenanceTrack new Stack Overflow (or any Stack Exchange site) questions by tag. Get title, tags, view/answer counts, and link the moment someone asks about your product, library, or topic.
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Track new Stack Overflow (or any Stack Exchange site) questions by tag. Get the title, tags, view/answer counts, and link the moment someone asks about your product, library, or topic.
Built for DevRel, support, and product teams who want to know what people are struggling with in real time, instead of finding out from a support ticket days later.
Input
{"tags": "rust;async","site": "stackoverflow","unansweredOnly": false,"daysBack": 7,"maxResults": 25}
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
tags | string | One or more tags, semicolon-separated for AND logic, e.g. "rust;async" (must have both). Exact Stack Exchange tag spelling. |
site | string | Stack Exchange site by subdomain, e.g. "stackoverflow", "serverfault", "askubuntu", "dba". Default "stackoverflow". |
unansweredOnly | boolean | Only return questions with zero answers so far. Default false. |
daysBack | number | How many days back from today to search, by question creation date. Default 7, max 90. |
maxResults | number | Max questions to return, most recent first. Default 25, max 100. |
Output
One record per question:
{"questionId": 79993607,"title": "Can Rust optimize out calls to `into()`, for example in constructors?","tags": ["rust", "optimization"],"site": "stackoverflow","isAnswered": false,"answerCount": 0,"viewCount": 126,"score": 1,"owner": "Quantasm","createdAt": "2026-08-12T20:20:52.000Z","link": "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79993607/can-rust-optimize-out-calls-to-into-for-example-in-constructors"}
A search with no matching questions returns no items but is still billed once for the search.
How it works
Direct calls to the official Stack Exchange
API (api.stackexchange.com) — no
proxy, no key, no scraping. The anonymous quota (300 requests/day,
shared across all callers from the same IP) is far more than a
scheduled tracker run needs.
Pricing note
Billed per search, not per question returned — one charge whether the search returns 0 questions or 100.
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