Be in the thread when someone asks for what you sell.
Reddit ranks on Google and gets cited constantly by ChatGPT. Every day someone in your category posts a question your product answers — and by the time you find it, it is four hundred comments deep and dead. We watch for those posts and put them in front of you within ten minutes, so you can reply as yourself, from one queue.
The highest-intent channel is the one nobody can staff.
A thread asking "what is everyone using for X?" is the closest thing to a raised hand you will ever get for free. But you cannot sit in twelve subreddits all day, the good threads go cold within hours, and the obvious shortcut — automating it — is the fastest way to get your account banned, your domain filtered, and your brand roasted in public.
It finds the thread. You write the reply.
This is a monitoring and triage tool, not an autoposter. That is a deliberate design decision, and it is the reason it does not get you banned.
Nothing posts under your name automatically
There is no autoposting mode, no scheduled comment queue, and no AI ghostwriter pushing replies out while you sleep. Every comment is written by you and sent when you press send. Reddit communities punish automation harder than any other platform, so we do not ship it.
Ten-minute polling, deduplicated
We pull the newest posts in every subreddit you track every ten minutes and match against titles and body text. Anything you have already been shown never surfaces twice, so the queue only ever contains posts you have not seen.
Matching you actually control
Add plain keywords, or wrap a pattern in slashes for full regular expressions. Per subreddit, edited whenever you like. No opaque relevance model deciding on your behalf what counts as a lead and quietly filtering out the phrasing your buyers actually use.
It closes the loop with AI search
When ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Perplexity cites a Reddit thread while answering a question about your category, that thread is pushed straight into your match queue along with the query that surfaced it. Those are the threads shaping what the models say about you.
Four settings, then a queue that fills itself.
Connect your Reddit account
A standard OAuth connection, so replies you send go out as your account, with your history and your karma behind them. Connect more than one and pick which identity answers a given thread.
Choose subreddits and keywords
Name the communities where your buyers actually talk, and the phrases worth catching. Plain strings are case-insensitive; wrap in slashes for regex when you need word boundaries or alternation. Both lists are editable at any time.
We watch, match, and notify
Every ten minutes we pull the newest posts from each subreddit and match against title and body. New matches land in your dashboard with a notification, tagged with the keywords that fired.
Triage by estimated reach
Each match carries an estimated reach figure — the post score multiplied by a lurker multiplier you set, because most Reddit posts get ten to twenty times more views than upvotes. It is a fast way to decide which threads deserve a real answer.
Read the thread and reply inline
Open the full thread in the dashboard, read the room, and write your comment there. It is sent from your connected account. No context-switching into a browser tab and losing your place in the queue.
We watch what happens next
Once an hour we re-check every thread you replied to: your comment score, direct replies to you, and the post’s own score and comment count over time. You see which answers landed instead of guessing.
Presence in the threads that matter, without the ban risk.
Everything that ships with the channel.
The questions people actually ask.
Will this get my Reddit account banned?
Does it write the replies for me?
How quickly will I see a new thread?
How does the estimated reach number work?
Can I monitor competitor mentions too?
What happens to threads that ChatGPT cites?
Get to the thread first.
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