People are asking for what you sell. Your office finds them.
Every day someone asks online for a business like yours. Your office finds those posts, keeps the ones that really fit, and drafts a helpful reply that says who wrote it. You read it and press Send.
Updated 16 October 2026
Where people ask.
People ask strangers for help every day: in their city's community on Reddit, on X, on Hacker News, on Bluesky, under YouTube videos, in forums. "Any honest plumber near Round Rock?", "Which booking tool do you use for a small salon?", "Is there an app that does this?". Your office reads the public posts where people like your customers ask, every day, and keeps only the ones where someone is really asking for what you do, where you do it.
Facebook groups and Nextdoor are read only through our browser extension, from what is on your own screen. Looking through your groups is off until you switch it on, with a plain warning about those sites' rules.
Where it looks
- Reddit, X, Hacker News, Bluesky
- YouTube comments and forums
- Facebook groups and Nextdoor, from your screen
- Links you choose to follow
What you get each day.
A short list, not a feed. Each find says in one line why it fits you, notes when the community limits promotion, and comes with a reply drafted from your own facts. The reply helps first and ends with one plain line saying who wrote it, as consumer law asks when you mention your own business.
When someone wants an appointment, the draft can offer real free times from your calendar, checked again before you send. Every sentence of the draft is checked against your own facts, and anything it could not confirm is marked for you to read.
You read it, you send it.
Nothing is posted on its own. Each reply has its own Send button, in the panel, the app or on Telegram. On Bluesky and YouTube the one reply you pressed is posted from your connected account. On X the reply opens, ready, for you to post. On Reddit, Facebook groups and Nextdoor the post opens and our browser extension writes the reply into the box you click; you press the site's own button.
There is a limit of a few replies a day on each site, and you can only lower it. Where a community forbids promotion, the reply only helps: no business name, no link.
What it came to.
When a customer says they found you through a reply, or you link the two yourself, it is counted. Each month you see how many people you helped, how many wrote to you and how many became customers, counted only from what was said, never guessed.
Read our guide to finding customers on Reddit without getting banned for the rules that keep you welcome.
It never
- Posts a reply you did not press Send on
- Pretends to be a customer, or uses a second account
- Sends private messages, likes or follows
- Keeps who wrote a post
Asked before you start.
Which sites does it look at?
Reddit, X, Hacker News, Bluesky, YouTube comments and forums. Facebook groups and Nextdoor only through our browser extension, from what is on your own screen.
Will it post for me?
Only the one reply you press Send on. Nothing is posted on a schedule, and there is a small daily limit on each site that you can only lower.
Is it allowed to answer as a business?
Yes, when you follow each community's rules and say who you are. Every draft ends with a line saying who wrote it, and where a community forbids promotion the reply only helps, with no name or link.
How often does it look?
It depends on your plan, from once a week to several times a day. See the pricing page.
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