RedditIntent helps SaaS teams discover high-intent Reddit threads, draft thoughtful replies, and manage outreach follow-through in one workflow. - Discover Reddit threads worth acting on - Draft replies with brand context and human review - Keep promising conversations organized as opportunities

Hey Product Hunt, I’m the maker of RedditIntent. We built it because most Reddit tools felt incomplete in one of two ways: they either stopped at monitoring, or they jumped straight to AI-generated replies without enough context or control. RedditIntent is built for SaaS founders and small GTM teams who want to use Reddit as a serious acquisition channel without sounding spammy. The workflow is simple: find high-intent threads, generate thoughtful drafts, review them manually, and keep promising conversations organized instead of losing them after the reply is written. A few things we care about: - no autoposting - human-reviewed replies - better opportunity tracking after discovery If you use Reddit for customer discovery, founder-led sales, or community-led growth, I’d love your feedback. In particular: Would you use this more for discovery, reply drafting, or follow-through? What part of the Reddit workflow still feels most broken to you? Happy to answer anything in the comments today.

What signals do you use to score a thread as "high intent" versus just someone venting? That distinction is everything for outreach quality. Great concept!

@mateuszjacni We currently score for keyword relevance, help-seeking/evaluation language, freshness, subreddit risk, and some top-comment context.

The goal is to separate “I’m annoyed” from “I’m trying to solve this now.” Still improving that layer, but intent language is the biggest signal.

What signals do you use to score a thread as "high intent" versus just someone venting? That distinction is everything for outreach quality. Great concept!

@mateuszjacni We currently score for keyword relevance, help-seeking/evaluation language, freshness, subreddit risk, and some top-comment context.

The goal is to separate “I’m annoyed” from “I’m trying to solve this now.” Still improving that layer, but intent language is the biggest signal.

RedditIntent

Turn Reddit intent into real opportunities

Turn Reddit intent into real opportunities