How do you find high-intent Reddit conversations without turning into spam?

We're launching Prowlify tomorrow, and this is the core problem I keep coming back to.

Reddit is full of buyer intent: founders asking for alternatives, teams complaining about broken workflows, people describing problems in their own words. But most tools push people toward volume, automation, and bad replies.

Prowlify is my attempt at the opposite: find the right threads, explain why they matter, draft a reply in your voice, and keep the human in control before anything posts.

I'm looking for blunt feedback before launch day: if you use Reddit for customer research, founder-led sales, or community growth, what would make this useful instead of annoying?