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Ownfeed
A social feed of people who need your product
30 followers
A social feed of people who need your product
30 followers
Paste your product's URL. Every day, Ownfeed reads Reddit, X, Bluesky and Hacker News and keeps only the posts from people who need what you built. No keywords, no alert inbox, no auto-replies. You scroll for five minutes and reply yourself.
I’d be curious how good the matches are when someone never mentions a specific product.
@daniel_carter19 Thanks, Daniel! 🙌 It doesn't rely on product names at all. Each post gets scored on how relevant it is to your specific product, so people just describing the problem can still show up near the top. Would love to hear how the matches look for you!
Can it pick up a problem someone describes without using the usual keywords?
@trevor_loy23 Yes! 🙏 It doesn't use keywords at all. Every post is scored on how well it fits your product, so people describing the problem in their own words still show up.
Could see myself checking this over coffee and calling it done.
@james_sanders456
Thanks so much, James! 🙌 That's exactly how I hoped people would use it: a quick scan over morning coffee, reply to the few posts that matter, and get back to building.
Finding people already asking for help on Reddit is probably the bit I’d use most.
@adam_nurbol27 Thank you, Adam! 🙏 Those "already asking for help" posts are the best kind of lead, and catching them early is exactly what Ownfeed is for. Really appreciate it!
Having Reddit, X, Bluesky and Hacker News in one place would save me a fair bit of checking.
@david_murray11 Thank you so much!! 🙏 Yes, that's exactly it. I used to have Reddit, X, Bluesky and HN all open in separate tabs, refreshing each one and still missing stuff. Having them all land in one feed was honestly the first thing I built for myself.
I like the hands off approach. A tool finding the conversation is one thing; replying should still be on me.
@sathesharayu12 Thanks a lot, Sharayu! 🙌 100% with you. I intentionally left out auto-replies. Ownfeed finds the conversation, but the human part stays with you.