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Paste the URL
LaunchRadar reads the public page and drafts the searches a buyer would type when asking other people for help.
Morning leads from public posts
Find people already asking for what you built.
Founders paste a product URL. LaunchRadar turns it into intent searches, reads public conversations, and emails the posts that sound like a real buyer. You write the reply.
Free is one product, a weekly digest, and three leads a week. No card. Hacker News and Bluesky from day one. Reddit is not a source.
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Score the conversations
Each day it checks Hacker News and Bluesky. X is included only if the server has a bearer token. Every post gets an intent score.
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You send the reply
The morning email has the link, the score, and a suggested reply. You edit it and post it yourself. LaunchRadar never posts.
What a lead looks like
This card is an illustration of the layout, written for the page. It is not a real post, a customer, or a result we measured.
Example · Hacker News · intent 78
Ask HN: How are you finding the first users without living in replies all day?
Looking for something that surfaces people already asking for a tool like mine. Happy to pay if it is not another inbox of keyword noise.
Signals: asks for a recommendation, mentions paying, overlaps the product.
Reply angle: answer where you actually found early users, then mention the product once with the URL. Stop there.
Pricing that matches how often you want the list
Solo is US$19 a month. Pro is US$49 a month with a 7-day trial and AI-drafted replies. You still post them.
What it will not do
- It does not auto-post, auto-reply, or send DMs.
- It does not use the Reddit API.
- It does not invent testimonials, user counts, or revenue.
- X search stays off until an X bearer token is set on the server.