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Lysnd.io
Turn real user conversations into cited direction
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Turn real user conversations into cited direction
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Run a broad sweep, a pointed search or track a release across Reddit, X, Hacker News, review sites, app stores, forums and YouTube. Lysnd.io clusters product chatter into opportunities, turns it into a living plan, then loops back to confirm the change actually landed.
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Hey everyone! 👋 I’m Caden, founder of Lysnd.io
I’m excited to share what we’ve been building and hear your honest thoughts.
Why we built it
For years, the standard advice for product teams has been: "just talk to customers."
User interviews are great, but they have a major blind spot: polite bias. People rarely tell you the brutal truth on a scheduled Zoom call. Meanwhile, your actual users and your competitors’ disgruntled users, are already leaving raw, unprompted feedback every single day across Reddit, Trustpilot, G2, Product Hunt, Discord, and app stores.
When I was advising teams in my consulting work, I kept doing the same painful manual dance: scraping forums, reading hundreds of complaints, duct-taping vector embeddings and spreadsheets together to figure out what users actually cared about.
I built Lysnd to automate that entire pipeline, aggregating public discussions across 16+ channels, clustering them into real backlog opportunities with verbatim quote receipts (no AI hallucinations), and tracking post-release sentiment through automated Proof Loops.
Who it’s for
Lysnd is built specifically for:
Founders & Indie Hackers deciding what to build next without spending weeks second-guessing market demand.
Product Managers & Strategists tired of gut-feel roadmapping or sifting through endless unorganized feedback spreadsheets.
Growth Teams analyzing competitor churn triggers to spot positioning gaps and features users are begging for.
The feedback we’re looking for today
Every workspace gets 5 free research credits upon signup, enough to run a full sweep on your own product or any competitor.
As you test it out, we’d love your honest feedback on:
Signal quality: When you run a sweep on your product or a competitor, did the clustered opportunities feel genuinely actionable, or was there noise that slipped through?
The "Aha!" moment: Did the flow from Listen → Learn → Plan → Loop make intuitive sense on your first run, or did any step feel unclear?
Missing channels: We currently listen across 16+ platforms (Reddit, G2, Capterra, App Store, Google Play, Hacker News, Trustpilot, YouTube, etc.). Is there a niche community or source your audience lives in that we should add next?
Pricing & packaging: Does the credit model (5 free credits, $50 Squad, $150 Org) align with how often your team conducts market research?