Built yet another Reddit keywords research tool. But it's absolutely free

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isnotaname · 1d ago

Most tools that help me find relevant posts are bloated and ridiculously overpriced.

I built a dead-simple tool that scans Reddit for keywords you care about. Just enter your project description and it’ll generate keywords for you. Or just enter your own. Based on those, it finds posts you can engage with. Use it for market research or to promote your project. It’s completely free.

Feedback’s very welcome. I’m also working on AI-powered filtering ATM to make the results more relevant.

lenvl · 1d ago

Does it generate replies like ReplyGuy? I tried it a couple of times, not sure it is worth the money I have spent.

isnotaname · 1d ago

It doesn’t. I don’t want to bloat it. No AI can write better than an indie founder, that's why you're not sure about the worth :)

lenvl · 1d ago

Got it.

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Built yet another Reddit keywords research tool. But it's absolutely free

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