
Karmy
Reddit leads on Telegram, with the reply drafted
Every few weeks the same thing happened. Someone on r/SaaS or r/Entrepreneur would ask for exactly the kind of tool I was building, a dozen people piled in with suggestions, and I found the thread three days later when it was already cold. My comment landed at the bottom where nobody scrolls.
What bugged me is that the early comments aren't just a few upvotes. They sit at the top for months, they rank on Google, and now ChatGPT and Perplexity read them when someone asks for a tool like yours. Miss the first hour and you miss all of it.
I didn't want to live on Reddit refreshing tabs, so I built a small thing that watches the subreddits I care about and pings me on Telegram the moment a thread fits, with a draft comment already written in my voice. I read it, make it mine, post it. A minute, not an evening.
It's called Karmy. For now it's a Telegram bot, and it's been quietly surfacing threads I would have missed. Glad to get into how it decides a thread is worth it.
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Your next customer is asking on Reddit right now, but you can't read hundreds of threads a day to catch them. And a Reddit thread's window is measured in hours: the early helpful comments ride to the top and keep sending

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