Threddr : Find real users on Reddit who need your product (Would love your input!)

Sounds good.

For now, the questions that pop to my mind are:
* What's different from simply searching directly on reddit?
* Once I find the people, how do I get in touch?
* What if the frequency of posts is very small because my target audience is not that active on Reddit? Or because they don't express their pain explicitly?

Great questions. Let me first give a little context:

When founders launch products, we often manually jump into different subreddits, scroll for hours, search, and hope to spot posts where people are talking about related problems.

It is messy and slow, especially when you are hunting for real conversations where someone might actually want your solution.

Threddr is about saving those hours of manual hunting and making that part faster and smarter.

Now, answering your points:

1. Why not just search Reddit directly?

Threddr does start with keyword filtering, but it does not stop there.
It uses AI to detect actual user intent, sentiment, questions being asked, and even competitor mentions.

So you are not getting random keyword matches. You are getting posts where there is a real pain or a signal that someone is actively looking for help.

2. How do you connect once you find them?

Threddr shows you the full post content and suggests three reply options, written in a natural way that weaves in your product without sounding spammy.

You pick the reply you like, click over to Reddit, and post it yourself.

You can also save posts for later or track where you have already posted.

3. What if posts are rare in my niche?

True, not every niche is active every day.

That is why Threddr fetches posts up to the last 3 months and looks for subtle signs of problems, not just obvious keywords.

Even if there is not a lot of activity, you can quickly find out without spending hours manually searching.

Thanks again for asking such real questions. These are super helpful and I appreciate it.

Got it!

And what would you advice the users to do with the info? To reply to the comments, to reach out over DMs?

I'm asking because with Reddit, I feel there is a very high sensitivity to spam, but at the same time it is hard to get engagement if you don't push a bit what you are doing...

So, I wonder, how does the engine takes this into account when recommending what to write?

They will do, what they do manually.
Actually in search of potential customers, we go to reddit posts, comments their, engage with them, and smoothly pitch our product. That's what we normally do. I am just simply solving a very simple problem(it's not that big), that you don't have to scroll all over the reddit in search of your potential customers... It done in few clicks, clutter is filtered out, you have the only right posts, generate authentic helpful reply for those posts smoothly pitching your product. That's it.
And this is what every founder manually does.

Got it. I'd love to see a few examples on how you do it yourself :) It'll definitely help me visualise it more and sign up for it.

Sounds awesome, and super cool that you'll create a demo for Huzzler, can't wait

Yeah it be very small thing for devs like you, but it's a huge achievement for non-coders like me as I was able to build this only in 5-6 days, 3-4 hrs a day

If it works or not, I m just happy that I built this awesome thing, even if no one use it I am definitely gonna use it for me. Earlier I was not even aware that I can found gold on reddit to interact and pitch my product smoothly. But now I can atleast for me.

No it's awesome, not a small thing for me. well done mate

Awesome man! That's a great mentality to have "even if no one uses it, at least I can use it" 😁

🤓🤓 Lets Go....

and one funny thing, i am gonna find potential customers from reddit for this saas using this SAAS itself. crazy!😃😃

it’s like inception 😂

Right 😁