Karmic - Finds fit reddit threads and writes subreddit-safe posts

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Give it your product, audience, key points, and tone. It finds subreddits and threads where your product naturally fits, scores them by relevance and intent, and explains the rankings. It picks a non promotional angle, drafts posts or replies that follow each subreddit's rules, and lets you edit everything. Catch: you paste those rules in yourself for now. Saves locally after, so one time per sub. No auto posting. You review, copy, and post manually, then track comments and draft replies.

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We built this Reddit Agent because we got tired of the same cycle every time we wanted to share a product on Reddit. The writing was never the difficult part. The real challenge was figuring out where to post. We'd spend hours searching for subreddits where a product actually fit, then look for threads where people were already talking about the problem it solved. Even then, some posts would get removed, and we saw accounts get shadowbanned. Every subreddit had its own rules, and it was hard to keep track of what was okay and what wasn't. So we built something to handle that part. You give the Reddit Agent a short brief with your product, who it's for, what you want to highlight, and the tone you want. It searches Reddit for relevant subreddits and active discussions where your product naturally fits. It scores each opportunity based on relevance and intent, and explains why one thread is a better fit than another. Once it finds a good target, it decides the best way to join the conversation. If a subreddit doesn't allow promotion, it won't try to force your product into the discussion. The subreddit's rules always come first. Right now, You'll need to paste the rules manually into the agent the first time you use a subreddit. It saves them locally, so you only have to do it once per subreddit. Then it drafts a post or reply that matches the conversation. You can edit anything before posting. It doesn't post for you. It opens the Reddit thread, you review the draft, copy it, and post it yourself. If people reply later, you can paste the thread link back into the agent and it will help you draft responses. The goal isn't to post more. It's to spend less time searching, avoid unnecessary removals, and join conversations where your product actually belongs.