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Find people asking for your products on X, Reddit, LinkedIn, and Facebook, ranked by purchase intent.
sc4p1n · HN
I built a tool that finds people asking for what you sell
Search for X accounts matching your target criteria, generate outreach DMs, and track replies.
@denpoint1 · X
Find people on X who match your audience, then run outreach like Trello — from signal to DM to reply on one board.
Turn chat and email threads into beautiful, shareable links.
@DDominella · X
Automate cold outreach campaigns across multiple channels with real-time tracking.
@NikolozMuladze · X
Find customers on Reddit and X by detecting buying signals and generating reply drafts.
@sudhirk_mehto · X
AI that generates complete cold outreach email sequences with follow-ups automatically.
@BuildsByHaris · X
Built ColdCraft. AI that writes your full cold outreach sequence in seconds. First touch, follow up, and close in one shot.
Automates marketing campaigns across Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Google Ads, email and SEO for indie developers.
Helpdesk ticketing system for small teams with shared inbox and AI assistance.
@HelpdeskByVS · X
Building a lightweight ticketing system for small teams.
Search Reddit, Hacker News, Stack Overflow and GitHub ranked by buying intent.
@iamvs2002 · X
Analyze Reddit and GitHub discussions to generate customer insights for product decisions.
@Tweet2Tusharr · X
hey everyone 👋 we've been working on something over the last few weeks around customer research. we'd genuinely love if you could spend 5 minutes trying it and tell us what we're getting wrong.
Bid to own the only advertising slot on a website and promote your business or content.
@Jess442b · X
Alright you vibe coding, sass bitches! Forget bidding for a crappy little listing on a leaderboard and own the whole website! £2 currently gets you ownership of What are you gonna do with it???
Chrome extension that drafts your Reddit comments in your own voice, not ChatGPT's.
u/B3N0U · Reddit
I got tired of Reddit replies that sound like ChatGPT, so I built a tool that writes in my own tone of voice I lurk way more than I post, mostly because writing a good reply takes time and half the AI-assisted comments you see now get sniffed out and downvoted instantly. You know the ones: "Great question! In today's fast-paced landscape..." Nobody talks like that. So I built a small Chrome extension for myself. It reads the whole thread, then drafts a comment right inside Reddit's reply bo
