It started with frustration—and curiosity. I was promoting one of my side projects on Reddit, jumping between subreddits, searching for posts where someone might need exactly what I was offering. But it was like looking for a needle in a haystack. Reddit is full of incredible conversations, but unless you sit there all day scrolling, you’ll miss the ones that matter. That’s when it hit me—what if AI could do the digging for me? What if, instead of manually searching and guessing which threads were relevant, I had a tool that understood what my product did and found the best conversations for me to jump into—at the right time? That’s how Smalltak was born. It’s a Reddit screening app that uses AI to scan posts and comments, filters out noise, and gives you a personalized feed where your product can genuinely help. Not to spam—but to solve. Whether you're a developer, a designer, or a founder like me—Smalltak helps you talk smarter on Reddit.

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Scroll less, connect better

Scroll less, connect better