TrafficScout

For years, Reddit kept sending customers to my SaaS projects, but only when I had the time and patience to manually hunt for good conversations. Anyone who’s done Reddit marketing knows the routine: dozens of subreddits, endless scrolling, hoping to catch high-intent posts before they disappear.

I paid for pretty much every Reddit tool I could find—scrapers, keyword monitors, posting tools—but none of them actually solved the real problem. They either blasted generic automation, broke subreddit rules, or surfaced low-quality conversations that didn’t matter. The high-intent buyer threads were still something I had to find by hand.

So we finally built the tool we wanted all along.

TrafficScout.app started as an internal system to help us surface real buyer-intent posts, draft useful replies, and avoid account risks. We used it across our own products for months before sharing it with other founders who had the same problem. Turns out many of us had been paying for the same tools and running into the same limitations.

Now it’s a standalone product. If Reddit is part of your distribution strategy, this is the workflow we wish existed years ago.