👋 Meet TagRadar
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm excited to share TagRadar, a tool I built to help marketers, founders, SEO professionals, and researchers discover how websites and brands are discussed across Reddit.
I originally built it because manually searching Reddit for brand mentions, backlinks, and community discussions was slow and inconsistent. I wanted a faster way to answer questions like:
Where is a website being mentioned on Reddit?
Which subreddits talk about a brand the most?
What topics generate the most discussion?
Which conversations could become marketing or outreach opportunities?
What TagRadar helps you do
✅ Discover Reddit discussions about websites and brands
✅ Find communities related to your niche
✅ Analyze Reddit visibility before launching a campaign
✅ Research competitors and industry conversations
✅ Save hours of manual Reddit searching
Who it's for
SEO professionals
Content marketers
SaaS founders
Indie hackers
Affiliate marketers
Agencies
Startup teams
I'm continuing to improve TagRadar based on user feedback, so I'd genuinely appreciate your thoughts.
If you have ideas for features, workflows, or integrations, please leave a comment. I'd love to hear how you research Reddit today and what would make the process easier.
Thank you for checking out TagRadar and supporting independent makers! 🚀
Replies
Neat niche, Reddit specifically is underserved for this. One workflow idea: pair "where is my brand discussed" with "can an AI assistant actually find and cite my own site." They're different layers of the same problem. I built a free checker for the second one (crawler access, structured data, answer-shaped content) since I kept seeing brands show up fine in Reddit discussion but be completely invisible to ChatGPT/Perplexity because their own site was unparseable. Might be worth a combined workflow down the line: TagRadar tells you where people are already talking about you, mine tells you whether the destination you'd send them to actually works for AI.