Reddimon
Marketing channel tracking tool for solo founders.
Hey IH 👋
I just shipped a small tool this week that scratches an itch I’ve had for a long time.
It’s called Peekly
Here’s the problem:
You craft the perfect tweet or post, hit publish… and then realize the link preview looks terrible.
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It kills the vibe instantly, and once it’s live, the moment’s gone.
So I built Peekly. It’s a free tool that lets you preview how your links will look before you share them on Twitter/X, Reddit, or LinkedIn. No signup, just paste, preview and post.
Why I’m sharing here:
I’d love feedback from other makers.
Curious if you’d actually use this before posting.
And if anyone has ideas on how to make it better, I’m all ears.
Here’s the link if you want to play with it: Peekly
This is just one of many small tools I’m building inside Reddimon, my marketing channel analytics platform for solo founders and early-stage startups. The goal: help you post smarter, grow faster and actually see what’s working.
Would love to hear what you think 🙏
When I first launched my startup, I did what most founders do: I installed Google Analytics.
It’s the default. Everyone says you need it.
But after a few weeks, I realized something: I was drowning in dashboards, graphs, and menus… and I still couldn’t answer the only question I cared about:
👉 Which post or link is actually bringing me signups?
Google Analytics is powerful, no doubt. But for me as a solo founder, it felt like flying a Boeing 747 when all I needed was a bicycle.
I didn’t need funnels, bounce rates, or heatmaps.
I just needed clarity.
If I post on Reddit, did it bring me traffic?
If I tweet, did anyone sign up from it?
Which of my experiments actually worked?
That’s it.
After wasting too much time fighting GA, I finally gave up. Instead of bending my workflow to fit the tool, I decided to build a tool that fit my workflow.
So I built something lightweight:
I create a custom link for every post or share.
I group links into collections (e.g. Reddit posts, Twitter DMs, directories).
When someone clicks, I instantly know which one worked.
No dashboards. No noise. Just answers.
What I learned: growth isn’t about tracking everything. It’s about tracking the few things that actually matter right now.
For example, I discovered that one random Reddit comment brought more signups than 10 polished blog posts. That insight completely shifted how I spend my time.
That’s why I ditched Google Analytics and why I built my own traction tool Reddimon
Curious:
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by analytics tools?
What do you currently use to track growth in your startup?
Build Board Update — Sept 3, 2025
This week we shipped:
Custom Link Tracking: Track any post, tweet, or DM and see which drives traffic or signups.
Channels: Organize links into groups like “Reddit posts” or “Twitter DMs” to see which channels are worth your time.
5-Second Insights: No dashboards, no noise just clear answers to “Where are my users really coming from?”
Reddimon helps solo founders stop guessing and start growing intentionally.
You’ve seen the hustle posts.
“Just keep sharing your product on Reddit, X, Hacker News, Quora. Eventually, something will hit.”
So you do. You spend nights writing launch posts, sliding into DMs, dropping your link in directories. You feel productive. You’re everywhere.
But deep down, there’s this nagging question:
“Where are my users actually coming from?”
The truth is, you don’t know. You’re flying blind.
The Flying Blind Hangover
At first, it feels fine. Traffic trickles in, maybe even a few signups. You assume your efforts are working. But slowly, the cracks show:
Wasted Time – You double down on Twitter threads because they got likes, but later realize your only paying users came from a single Reddit comment you barely remember posting.
Missed Wins – That directory you thought was dead? Turns out it was driving consistent visits, but you never saw it.
The Death Spiral – Without clarity, you get frustrated. You feel like you’re doing everything… and nothing works. That’s when founders burn out and quit too early.
This is the silent killer of early traction. Not bad ideas. Not bad execution. Just flying blind.
How Pros Navigate
The difference between hobbyists and serious founders isn’t that they work harder, it’s that they see clearer.
They don’t just ask: “Did I get traffic?”
They ask: “Which exact tweet, post, or DM brought it?”
When you know the source, everything changes:
You stop guessing and start doubling down on what actually converts.
You can replicate wins because you know the exact path new users took.
You cut wasted channels fast, saving time and sanity.
The Shortcut: Clarity in 5 Seconds
Traditionally, getting this clarity is a pain.
Google Analytics? Too noisy.
Manual spreadsheets? Too slow.
That’s why I built Reddimon.
Reddimon gives you a simple way to track every link you share, tweets, Reddit comments, directory listings, even DMs. In 5 seconds, you know which one drove a visit or signup.
Instead of dashboards and noise, you get pure signal.
Before (Flying Blind): “I think my Hacker News post did well? Not sure…”
After (Clear Sight): “That HN post brought 25 visits and 3 signups. The Reddit comment brought 2. Okay, focus more on HN.”
Stop Guessing. Start Growing.
Flying blind kills early traction.
Clarity multiplies it.
Reddimon helps you see exactly where your users come from, so you can grow intentionally, without the noise.
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