Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Immortal, and I built Reddit Pilot for a problem a lot of solo devs will recognise. * btw Product Hunt special: 30% off any Pro plan with code PH30OFF until October 20.* Reddit is one of the best places to meet early users. But if your account is new, or you've been heads-down building for months, your comments and posts often get caught by automatic filters: karma minimums, account-age rules, or a quiet removal you only notice days later. The advice is always "just participate more", and that's right. It's just hard to do every day while you're also shipping. Reddit Pilot handles that daily part. You pick the subreddits you actually care about, how often it should reply and a daily cap. Each cycle it reads a thread, the post and the top comments, and writes a short, casual reply that fits. It's posted from your own account, and every step shows up in an activity log. A few things it deliberately doesn't do: • It never creates posts. Whatever you're launching should come from you. • No DMs, no voting. It only writes replies. • It stays out of politics, self-harm and other sensitive threads, and holds back replies that read rude or stiff. It's also not a way around community rules. Some subreddits don't allow AI-assisted comments, and we suggest leaving those off your list. Used at a sensible pace (we recommend one reply every 30 to 60 minutes), it helps you be the regular you'd be if you had the time. The free plan gives you one reply a day, so you can see how it works. Pro is a one-time payment, nothing renews. I'd really value your feedback, especially if you've had a post or comment removed and never found out why. What would make you trust a tool like this?

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Solo devs: has Reddit ever quietly removed your post before anyone saw it?

Hey everyone

I'm building Reddit Pilot, a small Chrome extension for indie makers who want to be part of Reddit but keep running into the same wall.

Here's the pattern I kept seeing. You build something, you go to the subreddit where your users hang out, and your post is gone within minutes. No reply, just a removal by AutoModerator because the account is too new, has too little karma, or hasn't been active in that community. The advice is always "participate first", which is fair. It's just hard to do every day while you're also shipping.

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Solo devs: has Reddit ever quietly removed your post before anyone saw it?

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Solo devs: has Reddit ever quietly removed your post before anyone saw it?