Every lead tool I tried this year does the same trick. You give it keywords, it gives you a confident AI summary about your "target audience" that reads like a LinkedIn post. No names. No links. Nothing I can act on. I want the opposite. Show me actual person complaining about the exact problem I solve, in r/wherever, three hours ago, with a link so I can go write a helpful reply myself. So the rule for what I am building is simple: if you cannot click through and see it on Reddit, it does not appear in the results. AI is allowed to rank and label. It is never allowed to invent. Waitlist is open, launching Aug 1, free to join: saiditon.vercel.app What would make this actually useful for you? Genuinely collecting requirements right now, so complaints are welcome. Still working on the name.

i've done this for a bunch of founders over the last month and it's the same story every single time, so i'll keep going. quick context so this doesn't read like some rando offering: i've launched 8 products, done millions of organic reddit views with zero ad spend, ran growth for a YC backed company, and lovable flew me out to their HQ at 18. reddit's been the engine behind basically all of it. but that's not the point. the point is what doing this over and over taught me. your customers are already on reddit right now, today, posting about the exact problem your product solves. they're just not in the room you're posting in. most founders drop their launch in r/startups and r/SaaS, which is a crowd of other builders who will never buy anything, and then wonder why nothing happens. meanwhile the people who'd actually pay are two subreddits over, complaining about the thing you fix, with no idea you exist. a guy in my DMs last week sells a tool for pet sitters. his customers weren't in any "startup" sub, they were in a community of sitters ranting about how big a cut the big platforms take from every booking. that's the whole game. find the room where they're already frustrated, be genuinely useful in it, and let them come to you. if you want to learn to find that room yourself, i wrote up my entire reddit playbook, free, no email wall: [sentrive.ai/.../reddit-growth-playbook](sentrive.ai/.../reddit-growth-playbook) or just drop what you're building and who you think your customer is, and i'll tell you the exact subreddits where your first 100 are actually hanging out. happy to keep going. If you can't wait and want your marketing to get handled immediately, I built a tool that does this automatically ([sentrive](sentrive.ai)) because I got tired of doing it by hand, but you don't need it, drop your product below and I'll do yours. 20, building from swe...

I created a chrome extension called SubSnipe that helps you find potential customers on Reddit. You choose the subreddits and phrases you want to track, and it pulls relevant posts like “looking for,” “any alternatives?” and “can anyone recommend?” into one feed. It can also draft replies using your own OpenAI API key, track responses, manage multiple accounts, and show whether links are allowed. Nothing posts automatically, you review and approve everything so nothing violates TOS. Learn more: [SubSnipe](subsnipe.thomasunise.com)