OpenReply is an open-source, self-learning AI copilot for lead generation that help GEO. It scans Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Hacker News, Google News, blogs, forums, news, research papers, and the wider web to find people talking about pain points, buying intent, and related problems. Then it drafts smart posts and human-like replies in your voice so you can join the conversation early, build trust, get noticed by real buyers, and turn attention into leads โ without spammy outreach or account risk.
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Thanks for checking out OpenReply ๐
We built this because Reddit and other public communities convert really well, but most outreach tools are either spammy or get accounts flagged. OpenReply scans 30+ sources, scores buying intent, and drafts replies that sound like you โ so you can join real conversations early, stay account-safe, and turn attention into leads.
It runs locally on your Mac, uses your own AI key, and never auto-posts. Would love to hear what use case youโd try first.
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Really like the shift from "posting more" to finding conversations where people are already expressing pain or buying intent. That's a much more natural approach to lead generation. Curious which source has been the biggest surprise for finding high-quality opportunities so far?
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@aryan787544ย Thank you Aryan For now reddit is the source and X is where we can connect and interact more
Reddit sounds like where demand is discovered, while X sounds like where relationships are built.
I'll be curious whether those eventually stay separate or whether one channel starts doing both. That transition usually changes how products like this grow.
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Tried it on Reddit and LinkedIn for a couple hours and the replies actually sound like me instead of generic AI fluff, which was the part I expected to hate. The scanning across HN and niche forums caught a few buying intent threads I would have totally missed.
Really like the shift from "posting more" to finding conversations where people are already expressing pain or buying intent. That's a much more natural approach to lead generation. Curious which source has been the biggest surprise for finding high-quality opportunities so far?
@aryan787544ย Thank you Aryan For now reddit is the source and X is where we can connect and interact more
@shantanushodkkย That's an interesting split.
Reddit sounds like where demand is discovered, while X sounds like where relationships are built.
I'll be curious whether those eventually stay separate or whether one channel starts doing both. That transition usually changes how products like this grow.
Tried it on Reddit and LinkedIn for a couple hours and the replies actually sound like me instead of generic AI fluff, which was the part I expected to hate. The scanning across HN and niche forums caught a few buying intent threads I would have totally missed.