CueScout: The pages AI cites in your category, found in 30 seconds

I run CueScout. The reason it works the way it does is that Reddit banned me four times. The last one was permanent, ban-evasion class. I had built a tool that found good threads for you to reply to, and I was dogfooding it on my own account. Three weeks ago sat down and worked out that I was selling something that could get a customer's account killed the same way mine was, so I rewrote the product. CueScout never touches your Reddit account, because it doesn't need one. It reads Reddit, Hacker News and Quora the way any logged-out reader does, and it looks for one thing: the question your buyers keep asking. Not a single good thread, but the same question showing up nine times in a month in slightly different words. Those go into a dated 30-day writing plan. You publish the answer on your own site. Then it checks whether ChatGPT and Perplexity name you when someone asks for a recommendation in your category. The whole bet is that you answer it once on a page you own instead of every time in a comment you don't. There's a demo on the homepage that needs no signup: paste your URL and it pulls real threads with the reason each one matched. If it finds nothing good for you I'd genuinely rather hear that in this thread than have you sign up. Happy to answer anything, including how the scoring works and where it's still wrong.