Product context
Your audience, pain points, and positioning help you judge whether a visible post is relevant.
Review recommendation requests, complaints, and buying-intent clues in conversations captured through the extension or your manual submissions.
Your audience, pain points, and positioning help you judge whether a visible post is relevant.
Inspect detected phrases and matched signals. A score helps prioritize review; it is not a purchase probability.
The feed organizes the opportunities you capture. It does not collect every post across a network while you are away.
Decide whether to reply, save the context for research, or skip the conversation.
Explore the workflow, practice with examples, and compare the features you need.
See the product entry points that put these features into practice.
Explore product profiles and relevant workflow examples.
Move from feature understanding into decision-stage comparisons.
Connect product mechanics back to the demand signals the workflow is built for.
Keep reading guides and playbooks that reinforce the same founder workflow.
A recommendation phrase can be useful without being a lead. Check fit, timing, and whether participation is welcome.
Confirm your product solves the stated problem today.
Look for an unresolved question and an active decision.
Check the original thread and community rules.
Write an answer that helps even without a product link.
Import a product website, connect the Chrome extension, and browse supported feeds. You can also submit post text through the dashboard. Saved searches open on the source platform.
The extension supports visible posts on Reddit, X, Bluesky, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
Reading depends on the content and page layout available to your browser.
Daily digests recap stored opportunities from the previous UTC day.
Content Lab reuses saved reply history; verify the source before publishing a claim.
Document who the collected conversations represent before drawing broader conclusions.
See the scoring model that powers the explainability layer.
See how the same intelligence model powers a calmer recap loop.
See how FounderSignals and ReplyRadar fit together without collapsing into the same job.
Keep product feedback, workflow pain, evaluation criteria, and active buying motion in distinct routes.
Assign one owner and next action while preserving source context and participation boundaries.
Label public evidence according to the source scope and time comparison it can actually support.