RedLurk

RedLurk helps founders and indie hackers find Reddit conversations where people are actively discussing the problem their product solves. The workflow starts with either a landing page URL or a short product description, which the system uses to identify relevant communities and surface recent posts to review.

The product is designed to save time spent manually scanning subreddits. It suggests communities, lets you review or edit them before scraping, and then analyzes recent posts to find threads that match your offer. According to the page, it filters out older than 7 days, deleted, stickied, and off-topic posts so the results stay focused on current conversations.

For each matched lead, RedLurk provides a “Why it matches” explanation and generates a draft comment reply and private DM written to sound human. It also saves products and run history so you can repeat discovery without re-entering your description, switch between multiple products, and filter leads by intent or status. The intended use case is organic customer acquisition on Reddit, especially for people looking for early leads and direct replies without starting from scratch each time.

Pricing shown on the page includes a free start with 5 credits and no credit card required.

Key features:
- Paste a product URL or type a short description to begin discovery.
- AI suggests up to 10 relevant subreddits for review before scraping.
- Scans recent posts and keeps only conversations from the last 7 days.
- Returns 8–10 matched leads with a “Why it matches” explanation.
- Generates draft public replies and private DMs ready to copy and post.
- Saves products, subreddit lists, and full run history for repeat use.
- Lets you filter leads by intent and by status such as replied, saved, or skipped.