Being a Reddit moderator of a 50k+ community, I noticed a massive problem: A huge percentage of posts get removed, either by Reddit filters, AutoMod, or subreddit-specific moderation rules. In just the past year, inside my own community: * 20,000+ posts were published * 4,600+ posts were removed/deleted * Hundreds of accounts got banned or filtered For creators, startups, and marketers trying to grow on Reddit, this is incredibly frustrating because every subreddit behaves differently. That’s why I built **SubDude**. SubDude analyzes target subreddits using 80+ signals, including: * subreddit rules, * moderation patterns, * recent removals, * top-performing posts, * promotion tolerance, * engagement behavior, * mod activity signals Then it gives actionable insights on: * how to approach that subreddit * What type of content works * what gets removed * how risky self-promotion is * how to market naturally without getting flagged The goal is simple: Help people understand a subreddit before posting, instead of learning through bans and removals. Would genuinely love your feedback and suggestions 🚀

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Analyze subreddits before posting using AI

Analyze subreddits before posting using AI