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AI finds high-intent buyers on Reddit and drafts your reply
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Diggit - AI finds high-intent buyers on Reddit and drafts your reply

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Reddit is full of people describing the exact problem you solve. Paste your URL and Diggit learns what you sell in ~60 seconds, picks your subreddits, and shows you real matches before you sign up or pay. Unlike keyword alerts, every post is AI-scored for buying intent, not string-matched. Diggit also reads each subreddit's rules and warns you when self-promo or AI content is restricted, then drafts a reply you review and post yourself.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Diggit started with a problem I kept hitting: the best sales conversations I ever had came from Reddit threads where someone was already describing the problem my product solved. Finding those threads meant hours of manual scrolling, and by the time I found one, three people had already replied. The tools that existed were keyword monitors. You type "CRM" and get alerted every time anyone anywhere says "CRM" - including the 200 people complaining about theirs, recommending one, or writing a listicle about them. Volume, not intent. So Diggit scores intent instead. You paste your URL, it reads your site to work out what you sell and who for, suggests the subreddits your buyers actually live in, then watches them around the clock. Every post gets an AI match score, and only the ones where someone is genuinely in-market surface as a lead. The part that changed most while building: Reddit compliance. GummySearch - profitable, ~140k users, beloved - shut down because it couldn't reach a licensing agreement with Reddit. That reframed the whole project for me. Diggit is read-only through Reddit's official API, never posts or votes on your behalf, and reads each subreddit's rules so it can warn you *before* you reply in a community that restricts self-promo or AI-written content. Every reply is drafted for you and posted by you. That's a deliberate ceiling on automation, and I think it's the only version of this product that survives. One thing I'd love feedback on: you can see your actual matches before creating an account or paying - just paste a URL on the homepage. Curious whether that lands as confident or as too much up front. Plans start at $49/mo. Happy to answer anything in the comments.