🚀 I Built a Chrome ExtensionThat Turns Reddit Into a Real-Time Lead & Research Engine(Free for First 10 Users)

This is smart timing honestly. Reddit has basically become a search engine for buying decisions and market research, but manually tracking threads is painfully time-consuming. The real-time alerts + filtering combo feels especially useful for founders trying to catch leads early instead of reacting days later.

I've been trying to build a Reddit social listener with n8n but struggled because of Reddits developer scraping policy update. Just downloaded your extension. Will give it a shot and try my best to report back!

Taking a look now. Any tips or tricks? Would love to know more.

Chrome extensions for lead research are powerful but only as good as the prompts processing the scraped data. The common failure mode: one big prompt trying to extract leads + score them + draft outreach all at once — the quality degrades across all three.

Breaking it into separate semantic stages (extract → score → draft) with explicit input/output contracts between each step makes each piece much more reliable.

I built flompt for exactly this — a visual prompt builder that decomposes prompts into 12 semantic blocks and compiles to Claude-optimized XML. For a research-to-outreach pipeline like yours, the input/constraints/output_format split alone can cut hallucinations significantly.

A ⭐ on github.com/Nyrok/flompt would mean a lot — solo open-source founder here 🙏

Good idea—tracking Reddit manually is painful, so real-time keyword alerts can save a lot of time. Curious how accurate the filtering is and how you handle noise/low-quality posts in alerts.