I just launched an AI-Powered Reddit Lead Tracker

Reddit is one of the most active communities on the internet—people ask questions, share problems, and look for solutions every minute. But unless you're constantly watching the right subreddits, it's easy to miss real business opportunities.

That’s why I built Kunaii.

💡 The Problem

As a builder and marketer, I noticed a recurring pattern: people were actively asking for recommendations, tools, and solutions on Reddit. But by the time I came across those posts, someone else had already replied—or worse, nobody had answered at all.

Reddit had signals, but no one was catching them in time.

⚙️ The Solution: Kunaii

Kunaii is a platform that helps you discover, analyze, and act on Reddit posts that matter to your business. It uses AI to scan posts, detect buyer intent, and notify you the moment someone mentions a need related to what you offer.

Core Features:

• ✅ AI Analyzer: Scan hundreds of Reddit posts in bulk and uncover patterns like pain-points, solution requests, and recurring frustrations.

• 🚨 AI Tracker: Get notified instantly when someone posts about what you sell—so you can be the first to reply.

• 🧠 Smart Filtering: Let AI highlight only high-intent posts, so you don’t waste time on noise.

• 📬 Email Alerts: Stay updated without logging in all the time.

🔍 Who It’s For

If you're a:

• Solo founder

• Freelancer or agency owner

• B2B SaaS marketer

• Community manager

• Niche expert looking to build trust through value...

…Kunaii is designed to help you find real conversations and leads, instead of cold DMing strangers or relying on outbound spray tactics.

🌍 Live Now

I’ve just launched the first public version. It’s still early, but it's already helping people track real buying signals across Reddit with minimal effort.

You can check it out here:
👉 https://kunaii.com

🙌 Why I Built It

I built Kunaii because I wanted a better way to connect with real people who were already asking for help—without refreshing Reddit all day. I believe outreach works best when it's timely and relevant, not pushy. This is my attempt to make that scalable.

Thanks for reading, and thanks for supporting indie builders 🙏