Hello Product Hunt! This architecture came out of a personal need. You spend weeks or months building something you genuinely believe can help people. Then launch day comes, and the hardest part is not the product anymore. It is finding the first 10 people who actually need it. That was the problem I kept running into. I tried generic keyword mention tools, but they never really worked for this use case. They would alert me whenever someone mentioned a keyword, but most of those mentions had no real intent behind them. Someone could mention “CRM,” “analytics,” “SEO,” or “Reddit marketing” casually, in a joke, in a rant, or in a totally unrelated discussion and it would still show up as a “lead.” So I was not really getting opportunities. I was getting noise. What I actually needed was a way to understand context: - Is this person asking for a recommendation? - Are they complaining about an existing tool? - Are they actively looking for a solution? - Are they describing a problem my product can solve? That is why I built Community Ninja Signals. t monitors Reddit for intent-based conversations, so founders, indie hackers, and small teams can find relevant discussions, understand pain points, and show up where people are already asking for help. It is not meant to spam Reddit or automate fake engagement. The goal is the opposite: help builders find the right conversations and respond like real humans with something useful. I would love your feedback, questions, and ideas on where this should go next.

Community Ninja Signals

Intent-Based Reddit Monitoring Tool

Intent-Based Reddit Monitoring Tool

Forum Threads

Organic growth > blind ads. Change my mind.

Forum Threads

Organic growth > blind ads. Change my mind.