I built a calm way to grow on Reddit.
Hey Indie Hackers, I am Arthur.
I used to chase traffic on Reddit and get nowhere. I posted fast. I broke rules without knowing. I got banned. It felt random.
I slowed down and wrote a simple method. Help first. Read rules first. Talk like a person. Link later. It worked. Threads grew. Accounts stayed clean.
I turned that into MediaFa.st.
What it does
Finds the right subreddits by fit
Shows the key rules before you write
Suggests post ideas that match the culture
Sets a safe pace for posts and comments
Tracks wins and turns them into next week’s plan
Keeps one theme across Reddit, X, and LinkedIn
What I saw
A single post sent 609 visits in one day
Replies feel easy and steady
No bans for months
Who it helps
Solo makers who want steady traffic
Agencies that need a safe routine
Anyone burned by early bans
Why I am posting here
I want blunt feedback from builders. What feels missing. What would make this a tool you trust for your own launch.
If you want a free seven day plan for your niche, write your topic in the comments. I will reply with a simple plan you can use this week.
Small extra
I also added dark mode for fun after a long time.
I like this. I'm having to do this manually now and keeping up the pace is tough. I could see the prompted emails being helpful, but pricing is a little steep for a reminder and a few suggestions, especially before I can even see the quality of the suggestions.
Really like your “help first, link later” mindset—so rare and refreshing.
For the “safe pace,” what would you recommend for someone just starting out? 2–3 posts a week, or more?
Also, congrats on keeping accounts clean with zero bans for months—that’s impressive.