I built ReddSignal because I kept seeing valuable buying conversations buried inside Reddit threads. The problem wasn't finding mentions of a keyword. It was figuring out which conversations actually mattered. A post mentioning “AMR,” “WMS,” or “warehouse automation” doesn't necessarily mean someone is a prospect. It could be a news article, a student doing research, a job seeker, or someone casually discussing robotics. So I started building an AI sales analyst that looks at the context behind each conversation—not just the keyword. The product now scores opportunities across Buying Intent, Fit, Urgency, and Confidence, explains why a post scored the way it did, identifies likely decision-makers, estimates commercial relevance, and drafts a Reddit-native reply. The approach evolved quite a bit while building it. I initially thought users would simply configure keywords and subreddits. After seeing how much noise that created, I shifted toward letting users describe their business, ideal buyers, products, pain points, competitors, and target markets—and letting the AI turn that context into a signal profile. Reddit is the first source. The bigger vision is an AI sales analyst that can find buying intent wherever customers are having public conversations. I'd genuinely love feedback from anyone doing sales, growth, founder-led sales, or community-led growth: What would make a signal like this valuable enough for you to act on it every day?

Reddit Signal

Stop scrolling for prospectsSignalAI monitors the subreddits

Stop scrolling for prospectsSignalAI monitors the subreddits