I built a free tool to find your audience on Reddit because people treat it like LinkedIn and it hurts to watch
Most people treat Reddit like LinkedIn. They show up, post their thing, blast DMs, and wonder why they get banned.
I've been on Reddit for five years. That's how I found my first users. And I still watch people make the same mistakes over and over.
So I built a free audience finder. You describe your product and it shows you the subreddits where your actual audience is. That's it. No account needed, no setup. A cat could do it.
The reason I built it is kind of annoying tbh. I kept seeing founders post in completely wrong subreddits, get flagged by mods, and then wonder why Reddit "doesn't work." It's not Reddit. It's that you're fishing in the wrong lake and also you're using dynamite.
The Back to the Future problem is real. People think they're finding leads, but they're actually finding moderators who quietly shadowban them. Your posts get zero visibility and you have no idea why.
And the worst part? The fix is genuinely simple. Find the right communities first. Then warm up. Then engage like a human. In that order.
Fwiw if you want to go further and not get your account nuked, I've also put together a personalized roadmap on the main site. But start with the free tool, see what comes up for your product, and tell me if the results make sense.
