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Okara is a private AI workspace that gives you encrypted chats with 20+ open-source models. Switch between Llama, Qwen, DeepSeek, Mistral and more without losing context. Search Reddit, X and YouTube inside chat, analyze files, generate images and work with your team. Your data is always encrypted and never used for training.
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Okara Reddit Agent

Okara Reddit Agent

Launched this week
An agent that monitors, curates & writes authentic comments
reddit is still one of the most underrated growth channels for early-stage startups, but it’s hard to do right. okara reddit agent monitors reddit 24/7 for keywords related to your product, finds threads where people are actively asking for solutions, and helps you write authentic comments you can post yourself.
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Launch tags:Productivity•reddit•Marketing automation
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Sahil Patel
Okara
Maker
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Hey everyone, After spending years using Reddit to grow products (and slowly building up ~40k karma + aged accounts), one thing became very clear: reddit is not a promotion channel. It’s a trust engine. People come here to ask honest questions, compare options, and hear real experiences. Ads don’t work. Generic comments get ignored or downvoted. What does work is showing up in the right threads, early, and adding genuine value. The problem is doing that consistently is brutal. You have to manually track dozens of subreddits, refresh constantly, catch posts before they die, understand the context, and then write replies that don’t sound like marketing. Miss the timing and the opportunity is gone. That’s why we built Reddit Agent It continuously monitors Reddit for high-intent conversations (people asking for help, recommendations, or solutions), understands the context of each post, and helps you draft thoughtful, relevant comments you can post yourself. The team behind this has collectively worked on products that drove up to 100M+ organic visits, and Reddit was a big part of that growth. We wanted to turn what used to be a messy, manual process into something repeatable without breaking Reddit’s norms. This is still early, and we’re building it with feedback from people who actually care about doing Reddit the right way. Happy to answer questions. or get feedback from the community.
Gabe Moronta
Visla
@sahilypatel congrats on this launch, wish you much success!
Sahil Patel
Okara
Maker

@mogabr thanks gabe!

Pali Renjen

@sahilypatel Reddit being a trust engine really resonates. Curious to see how people use this thoughtfully. Congrats on the launch

Prasad Pilla
Chatcare
This is a life-saver. We spend a lot of time tracing Reddit and LinkedIn for conversations about our problem space. I’m gonna give this a try right away. Congrats on the launch 🎉
Sahil Patel
Okara
Maker

@prasad_pilla Thanks a lot 🙌

Would love to hear how it works for you once you try it.

Traun Leyden

This looks extremely useful. I like the fact it keeps the human in the loop, while minimizing the tedious effort. Congrats on the launch!

A few questions I had while onboarding:

  1. It's asking me for a website of the product I want to promote, but if I don't have a website yet, can I just enter a description?

and some feedback based on my onboarding experience:

  1. It asked me: "Should I proceed with searching for information about your company?" But in the text box, it still said "Enter the website of the product .." which was confusing. Also a "Yes" or "Continue" button would've been a bit easier.

  2. I am up to the ninth question, and starting to fade. It might be good to tell me how many questions are part of the interview.

  3. I got to the end, and it told me: "Since you're on the Free plan, you'll need to upgrade to the Max or Founding plan to use the Reddit agent". I wish it would have told me that up front so I could have decided whether to invest my time in the onboarding.

  4. It's telling me: "The system will now monitor Reddit daily for discussions about voice assistants" but it's a bit contradictory, because above it told me that it won't work without upgrading the plan?

Fatima Rizwan
Okara
Maker

@tleyden Thank you Traun, all of this is great feedback. I am working on improving all the UI and UX based feedback from your end. Would love to get you on the other side and use the product daily. :)

Traun Leyden

@fatima_rizwan Thanks! It would be great if you offered a free trial or freemium model of some sort to be able to evaluate it before paying. (I have another friend who wants to try it as well). Feel free to reach out, my LinkedIn is on my profile.

Sameer Ahmed Khan

Wohoo! Congrats on the launch @sahilypatel and @fatima_rizwan !
I'd love to try this out and see how it goes! One small question: Does it ensure we don't get banned? Or using it on a mass level can get our account banned?

Sahil Patel
Okara
Maker

great question. you can add custom instructions like “don’t include links, just mention the product name.” also, when commenting, focus on adding value and only promote where it’s relevant

Peter Shu
Dirac

I will definitely use this; however, I don't believe to use ALL ai to write my comments/posts. What might be a human-in-loop alternative method to using Okara?

Sahil Patel
Okara
Maker

@peterz_shu you can just tell okara what you want to comment (or paste your own draft), and it’ll polish it for you

Peter Shu
Dirac

@sahilypatel thanks

Rohit Ghumare

A Reddit agent can simplify a lot of work for DevRels like me, automating keyword tracking.

Sahil Patel
Okara
Maker

@rohit_ghumare 100%. it tracks keywords, finds high-intent threads, and helps you draft high-converting comments

Vasily Andronov

My main use case is transcribing YouTube videos to text to save time watching long content.

I haven't yet come across AI agents that can transcribe YouTube videos to text without issues, except for Grok.
It managed to do it once, but couldn't repeat the process with another video.

Can your solution reliably transcribe video to text without problems?

Fatima Rizwan
Okara
Maker

@voxdecaelo Hi Vasily, this launch is around our Reddit Agent that helps you monitor, curate and write high converting threads on Reddit around your product. But our YouTube tool helps you transcribe any video, this is a free feature and you can test it out.

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