Reddit Hunters is a research tool that finds discussions where people are asking for solutions you provide.
You just enter your business topic, and it finds relevant conversations across 10,000+ Reddit discussions. It suggests which subreddits to focus on, what keywords actually matter.
I built this because I got tired of all those "Reddit research frameworks" that sound great in theory but fall apart when you're drowning in irrelevant posts.
The conversations are already happening, this just helps you find them
If you want to try it: reddithunters.com

True, Reddit is a completely unfiltered and restriction-based app model with lots of RFS-focused discussions.
“Hey I am yash , I saw you’re working on [idea/MVP]. Most founders waste months building the wrong thing — I built a tool (SES) that validates ideas in 24h. Want me to send you a free demo link? Might save you weeks.”
Just ran a market scan with the free credits—results look solid. I like how well the threads matched my intent. Wishlist: filters by time (e.g., last week/month) and engagement (upvotes/comments) to make browsing faster. Nice work!
Btw I'm piloting a lightweight synthetic-user interview tool to pressure-test value props before you drive traffic. Happy to run a quick pass on your product and share the readout. If helpful, shoot me an email at [email protected] /DM me(@VisuWave) on X or drop your email here pls.
This is a useful tool. I like how it shows the posts that are relevant to the topic you are looking for. And that you can click on them and instantly go to that reddit post.
This seems like a really cool tool, will definitely try it
would be really sweet with comments posted from different accounts
i am working on a startup(it's gonna be big, billion dollar big, i am certain), i am looking for a technical co-founder(fullstack engineering abilities: can architect and ship social app, has API expertise, most importantly: are you a u.s citizen). hit me up if you fit the requirements above and wanna hear out what i am working on.
Hey , this sounds super exciting—wishing you the best with finding the right technical co-founder!
Just wanted to quickly introduce myself—I’m Ranbir, a Product Designer who’s worked with startups on UX, UI, and app design. If at any point you’d like design support to shape the product experience while you focus on the technical side, I’d be happy to help. No pressure at all, just putting it out there. 🙌