Every day, thousands of people ask for product recommendations on Reddit, Hacker News, and X. Your ideal customers are already describing their problems, and looking for solutions like yours. ReplyRaven monitors these conversations 24/7 and surfaces the ones that match your product. How it works: 1. Describe your product and add keywords 2. ReplyRaven scans Reddit, HN, and X daily 3. Get AI-drafted replies tailored to each conversation 4. Review, edit, and post from your own accounts

Smarter intent scoring filters out the noise, AI drafts now read like a real human reply, and one dashboard unifies Reddit, HN, and X (most tools cover one). Daily scans are faster, the review flow is built for triage, and you still post from your own accounts. It's the same idea, rebuilt into a platform founders love.

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Hey Product Hunt, round two! 👋 We launched ReplyRaven a while back with a simple bet: your next customers are already on Reddit, HN, and X describing the exact problem you solve, they just don't know you exist yet. Turns out a lot of you agreed. Since the first launch, we've been heads down shipping based on your feedback: Tighter matching: fewer "kinda relevant" leads, more conversations you'd actually want to reply to Better AI drafts: replies that read like a helpful human, not a marketing bot Faster scans and cleaner UI: the boring stuff that makes daily use feel good The pitch hasn't changed: describe your product, add keywords, and ReplyRaven surfaces real conversations across Reddit, HN, and X every day, with drafted replies you review and post from your own accounts. No spam, no automation at scale weirdness. Just leads you'd be embarrassed to miss. $29/month, 3 day free trial, 5 projects, unlimited leads. Two things I'd love from you: 1. What's the one platform you wish we monitored next? (LinkedIn, Indie Hackers, Discord, Slack communities… we're listening) 2. What's killed past "lead monitoring" tools for you? Tell me the worst one so we don't repeat it. Thanks for the love last time, let's go again 🐦‍⬛