Zeddit—Reddit intent alerts for founders: Track Reddit buyers and draft replies instantly

Zeddit helps you turn Reddit into a customer acquisition channel. It tracks the subreddits and keywords that matter to your business, surfaces high-intent conversations, and generates AI-powered reply drafts so you can engage at the right moment. No more endless scrolling or missed opportunities—just smarter Reddit outreach that drives leads, traffic, and customers.

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm excited to finally share Zeddit with the Product Hunt community. The idea came from a simple problem: Reddit is full of people actively asking for recommendations and looking for solutions, but finding the right conversations at the right time is incredibly time-consuming. So I built Zeddit. It monitors the subreddits and keywords you care about, highlights discussions with real buying intent, and helps you craft thoughtful replies instead of generic spam. The goal isn't to automate Reddit—it’s to help you discover relevant conversations faster and participate in a genuine way. I'd love to hear what you think. Your feedback, questions, and feature ideas would mean a lot as we continue improving Zeddit. Thanks for checking it out! 🚀 So signup today and apply the discount coupon ZEDDIT20 to get 20 percent discount on all the plans for the first 20 users.

honestly the AI reply drafts are a really smart touch, feels like it cuts the awkward part of jumping into random threads cold. curious how it handles tone matching across different subs.

@haydag31390 Yes the AI at the backend also learns what the intent asked and what to reply to it's readers

Cool tool, did you need to use Reddit API to make it or is it just web based?

@mjohnson42 It's web based and 3rd party API used.

honestly the AI reply drafts are a really smart touch, feels like it cuts the awkward part of jumping into random threads cold. curious how it handles tone matching across different subs.

@haydag31390 Yes the AI at the backend also learns what the intent asked and what to reply to it's readers

Cool tool, did you need to use Reddit API to make it or is it just web based?

@mjohnson42 It's web based and 3rd party API used.