ThreadHunt monitors Reddit, Hacker News, X, Indie Hackers, and Dev.to (with Facebook Groups and LinkedIn coming soon) for conversations where your product is a genuinely useful answer. It scores each thread so you see the best first, and drafts a reply you edit and post yourself, from your own account. Built for founders and marketers doing their own growth.
Hey everyone, we're DeepSpace 👋
ThreadHunt came out of a problem we kept running into ourselves. We ship a lot of small products and spend our days in Reddit and Hacker News threads, but actually finding the right conversations to join took a lot of manual digging. And the tools that promised to automate it post on your behalf from aged, rented accounts, which always felt like the fastest way to get your replies (and the account) wiped the next time a platform cracks down on bots.
So we built the version we actually wanted. ThreadHunt watches the places we read (Reddit, Hacker News, X, Indie Hackers, and Dev.to), pulls out the threads where your reply would actually belong, and tells you why, something like "asks directly for a cookieless analytics tool." Then it drafts a reply you can edit and post yourself, from your own account. Nothing goes out automatically.
Posting as yourself has a nice upside, too: every reply builds your own karma and following over time, so you get more credible in those communities instead of leaning on a throwaway account.
The whole queue is keyboard-first, so you can fly through it without touching the mouse. Facebook Groups and LinkedIn are coming next.
We also run a DeepSpace Blitz series, building and open-sourcing small apps you can deploy your own copy of in three commands. ThreadHunt is the tool we use to find the right threads to share them in.
If you do this kind of outreach, we'd love to hear your thoughts on how we can improve this!
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Looks really good, does what it promises!
Found some really interesting threads I wouldn't have found with Google or the built in Reddit search
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Congrats! Would love your support too!
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Looks really good, does what it promises!
Found some really interesting threads I wouldn't have found with Google or the built in Reddit search
Congrats! Would love your support too!