SpellReach refines your Reddit posts instantly. 🚀 Get AI-powered suggestions to craft better titles, optimize content, and find the best subreddits—all without leaving Reddit. No more switching tabs or manual research—just smarter, faster posting! ⚡
My name is Kevin, and I’m an entrepreneur based in beautiful Colombia 🦜🇨🇴.
I built SpellReach because I was tired of wasting hours manually optimizing my Reddit posts: searching for the best subreddits, tweaking titles, and analyzing what works. I’d jump between tabs, copy-paste content into AI tools, and manually figure things out.
💡 That’s when I thought: What if AI could handle all of this instantly, without leaving Reddit?
With SpellReach, everything happens inside Reddit. 🧙♂️
✅ No more switching tabs to analyze top-performing posts.
✅ No more copy-pasting content into different AI tools.
✅ No more guessing where to post: SpellReach suggests the best subreddits instantly.
Just click a button, and SpellReach refines your post automatically, pre-filling everything for you. ✨
🚀 I’m launching this as a Chrome extension to make Reddit posting effortless and effective. Try it out, and let me know your thoughts!
🔮 Let’s make posting smarter, not harder. Try SpellReach now, and let’s level up your Reddit game together! I’d love to hear your feedback: drop a comment below! ⬇️
Hey Kevin! It sounds awesome. Reddit is super powerful and it's a great launch path for some projects. On the other hand, I've seen something like Reddit is applying many layers to detect AI comments and bots. How do you deal with that?
SpellReach isn’t just about generating AI content. It analyzes subreddit rules and patterns to ensure posts align with community guidelines. If a subreddit discourages promotions or links, SpellReach will adjust your post to sound more natural and less “salesy,” while still mentioning the name of what you’re sharing so people can find it on their own.
That said, AI is always trying to please the user, so I still recommend double-checking subreddit rules to be safe! SpellReach does its best to create something that works for you, but Reddit mods can be strict. So don’t just use it to post mindlessly.
Also, SpellReach has a custom instructions field in both the initial optimization and refinement steps. This means you can fine-tune your post until it feels just right! 🚀
Reddit is one of the best platforms for organic reach, but crafting the right post for the right subreddit can be tricky and time-consuming. SpellReach makes it effortless by analyzing top-performing posts, subreddit rules, and engagement patterns to help you optimize your content, all without leaving Reddit!
Instead of spending hours tweaking your post, researching subreddits, and testing different versions, you get an AI-powered assistant that refines everything in seconds. 🚀
So in short, it’s important because it saves time, improves engagement, and makes posting smarter, not harder! 🔥 Would love to hear your thoughts! 😊
This is seriously impressive, @kevinariza . The hassle of figuring out where and how to post on Reddit is real, and you’ve turned it into a smooth, smart experience. Love how it keeps everything in one place, makes it feel like Reddit just got a power-up. Can't wait to see how people use this!
Congrats on the launch and sending lots of wins :)
@whatshivamdo That truly means a lot! I put a lot of thought into making the whole Reddit posting experience smoother, so hearing that it actually feels intuitive and useful is really rewarding. It’s been amazing to build something that hopefully makes life easier for creators, and knowing it resonates with people like you makes it all worth it.
I greatly appreciate your support! Can’t wait to see how people use it, and always happy to hear any thoughts you have along the way.
Wishing you lots of wins too!
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Wow, SpellReach seems like a great tool for anyone who needs to generate content quickly but still keep things high-quality.
SpellReach isn’t just about generating content. It analyzes subreddit rules and patterns to ensure posts align with community guidelines. If a subreddit discourages promotions, links, or specific phrasing, SpellReach will adjust the post to sound more natural and in line with those rules. Instead of forcing links where they might get flagged, it keeps the name of what you’re sharing so people can look it up on their own.
That said, no AI can guarantee 100% success because moderators have different interpretations and enforcement levels. I recommend users double-check subreddit rules before posting. SpellReach is designed to minimize risks by optimizing posts based on real patterns, but it’s still a tool to assist you, not replace human judgment.
Also, there’s a custom instructions field in both initial optimization and refinement, so you can fine-tune your post based on your understanding of the subreddit.
I’m gathering data on long-term success rates now, so if you try SpellReach, I’d love to hear your experience! 🚀
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🚀 Hey Product Hunters! 👋
My name is Kevin, and I’m an entrepreneur based in beautiful Colombia 🦜🇨🇴.
I built SpellReach because I was tired of wasting hours manually optimizing my Reddit posts: searching for the best subreddits, tweaking titles, and analyzing what works. I’d jump between tabs, copy-paste content into AI tools, and manually figure things out.
💡 That’s when I thought: What if AI could handle all of this instantly, without leaving Reddit?
With SpellReach, everything happens inside Reddit. 🧙♂️
✅ No more switching tabs to analyze top-performing posts.
✅ No more copy-pasting content into different AI tools.
✅ No more guessing where to post: SpellReach suggests the best subreddits instantly.
Just click a button, and SpellReach refines your post automatically, pre-filling everything for you. ✨
🚀 I’m launching this as a Chrome extension to make Reddit posting effortless and effective. Try it out, and let me know your thoughts!
🔮 Let’s make posting smarter, not harder. Try SpellReach now, and let’s level up your Reddit game together! I’d love to hear your feedback: drop a comment below! ⬇️
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Thanks so much@sonu_goswami2 !
@kevinariza Amazing!
Hey Kevin! It sounds awesome. Reddit is super powerful and it's a great launch path for some projects. On the other hand, I've seen something like Reddit is applying many layers to detect AI comments and bots. How do you deal with that?
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Hey @german_merlo1 Thanks for the great question. 🙌
SpellReach isn’t just about generating AI content. It analyzes subreddit rules and patterns to ensure posts align with community guidelines. If a subreddit discourages promotions or links, SpellReach will adjust your post to sound more natural and less “salesy,” while still mentioning the name of what you’re sharing so people can find it on their own.
That said, AI is always trying to please the user, so I still recommend double-checking subreddit rules to be safe! SpellReach does its best to create something that works for you, but Reddit mods can be strict. So don’t just use it to post mindlessly.
Also, SpellReach has a custom instructions field in both the initial optimization and refinement steps. This means you can fine-tune your post until it feels just right! 🚀
Awesome Kevin! I'll give it a try of course
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Great question, @umama_ashraf ! 😉
Reddit is one of the best platforms for organic reach, but crafting the right post for the right subreddit can be tricky and time-consuming. SpellReach makes it effortless by analyzing top-performing posts, subreddit rules, and engagement patterns to help you optimize your content, all without leaving Reddit!
Instead of spending hours tweaking your post, researching subreddits, and testing different versions, you get an AI-powered assistant that refines everything in seconds. 🚀
So in short, it’s important because it saves time, improves engagement, and makes posting smarter, not harder! 🔥 Would love to hear your thoughts! 😊
Streak Hunter
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Thanks a lot @denisss ! Hope you enjoy it and that it helps you craft some awesome posts! 🔥
Shram
This is seriously impressive, @kevinariza . The hassle of figuring out where and how to post on Reddit is real, and you’ve turned it into a smooth, smart experience. Love how it keeps everything in one place, makes it feel like Reddit just got a power-up. Can't wait to see how people use this!
Congrats on the launch and sending lots of wins :)
SpellReach
@whatshivamdo That truly means a lot! I put a lot of thought into making the whole Reddit posting experience smoother, so hearing that it actually feels intuitive and useful is really rewarding. It’s been amazing to build something that hopefully makes life easier for creators, and knowing it resonates with people like you makes it all worth it.
I greatly appreciate your support! Can’t wait to see how people use it, and always happy to hear any thoughts you have along the way.
Wishing you lots of wins too!
Wow, SpellReach seems like a great tool for anyone who needs to generate content quickly but still keep things high-quality.
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Did you somehow test the success rate? Because many posts are at certain point deleted by mods. 😅
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Hey @busmark_w_nika ! Great question. 😊
SpellReach isn’t just about generating content. It analyzes subreddit rules and patterns to ensure posts align with community guidelines. If a subreddit discourages promotions, links, or specific phrasing, SpellReach will adjust the post to sound more natural and in line with those rules. Instead of forcing links where they might get flagged, it keeps the name of what you’re sharing so people can look it up on their own.
That said, no AI can guarantee 100% success because moderators have different interpretations and enforcement levels. I recommend users double-check subreddit rules before posting. SpellReach is designed to minimize risks by optimizing posts based on real patterns, but it’s still a tool to assist you, not replace human judgment.
Also, there’s a custom instructions field in both initial optimization and refinement, so you can fine-tune your post based on your understanding of the subreddit.
I’m gathering data on long-term success rates now, so if you try SpellReach, I’d love to hear your experience! 🚀