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Reddit Growth Inbox

People already ask for an app like yours on Reddit. Appeeky finds those threads, scores buying intent, and drafts a reply you approve before anything goes live.

Appeeky · Sep 1, 2026

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People already ask for an app like yours on Reddit. They write it in r/productivity, r/iosapps, r/ADHD — looking for something that does X, an alternative to Y, what you use for Z. Those threads convert. They also get pulled into Google and ChatGPT answers for years.

You cannot sit in twenty subreddits all day. Reddit Growth Inbox watches those rooms, scores buying intent, and drafts a reply in your voice. You review. Then you post, schedule, or dismiss. Nothing goes live until you say so.

  • Ranked inbox, not a raw search — intent score, urgency, and buyer stage on every card
  • Must reply today vs Worth a look, so the real threads sit on top
  • Awareness drafts help. Consideration can mention the app. Ready-to-buy can be direct
  • Strict subs (support, mental health, and the like) never get a product pitch
  • Funnel at the top: scanned → scored → above bar → approved → replied. If AI answers start citing you, that shows up too

Pick the rooms, not the whole site

Bootstrap from one of your apps. Appeeky fills product copy, audience, anti-persona, and a short subreddit list. You edit. Sources is that list after launch — join status, and how many posts scored from each room.

Sources — target subreddits with scan stats

The anti-persona cuts false positives harder than raising the score. "Not for enterprise teams" or "not for people asking for a free clone" does more work than another ten points on the threshold.


Replies, then posts

Approve a draft and post now, add it to the calendar, or mark it replied after you posted by hand. Compose a standalone post when you want a story or a changelog — text, link, image, or video.

Growth calendar — scheduled Reddit replies and posts

Reddit is harsh on new or low-karma accounts, especially anything posted through an API. If you see "removed by Reddit's filters", the publish usually succeeded — the spam layer pulled it after. Comment in those subs in-browser first. Read the warmup guide before the first scheduled post.


You stay in the loop

Scanner, product copy, which subs to watch, intent phrases, score threshold, and whether drafts may mention the product — one settings page. Drafts never post themselves. Each thread is scored once. Stale posts drop. A daily LLM budget pauses the project if you hit it.

Project settings — targeting, channels, and draft rules

Same inbox is readable over MCP (growth_*) if you want Co-founder, Claude, or Cursor in the loop. Posting still goes through the dashboard.

On the Startup plan. Open Growth, create a Reddit project from an app, connect the account, and work the Must-reply pile.