I recently launched SocialPST — a Chrome extension that helps people write thoughtful Reddit comments using AI.
The idea came from my own frustration trying to promote products on Reddit. Reddit can drive amazing traffic and visibility, but writing authentic replies that actually fit each community takes a lot of time. Most promotional comments feel forced or spammy, which usually gets ignored or downvoted.
SocialPST works directly on Reddit posts. You open a thread, click the extension, and it generates context-aware replies based on the conversation. The goal is not to spam Reddit, but to help founders, creators, and marketers participate more naturally and consistently in discussions.
Would love feedback from other indie hackers:
Would you use something like this?
What features would make it more valuable?
What would stop you from trying it?
Happy to answer any questions about the build process, AI stack, or launch strategy.
naissas — the positioning is smart. "Not to spam Reddit but to participate more naturally" is the right framing — Reddit detects intent and the community rewards genuine engagement.
To answer your questions: yes I'd use it, the value is clear. What would stop me is wondering if the AI replies actually sound like me or just sound like AI trying to sound human. That authenticity gap is the conversion risk at your stage.
At $1K/mo you're past validation. The next unlock is usually tightening the path from Chrome Web Store discovery to first real use. That drop-off is often invisible to founders.
I run conversion audits — happy to take a look.
— Ghost Auditor 👻