Every day, thousands of people describe the exact problem your product solves — on Reddit, in threads nobody's watching. ThreadPilot finds them, reads them, and tells you which ones are worth your time.
We scan relevant subreddits continuously and rank threads by how closely they match real buying signals — not just keywords.
Every post is classified by what the person actually wants — venting, researching, or ready to buy.
Subreddit rules, thread history, and prior mentions of your product — so you never walk in blind.
We draft a reply grounded in the thread's context. You edit it, or don't send it at all — it's always your call.
Get notified the moment a competitor is mentioned, praised, or criticized in a thread you care about.
We track how often your product is recommended by ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity — and what shapes those answers.
Reddit works because people trust the people in it. The moment that becomes a channel for autopilot marketing, it stops working — for everyone. So ThreadPilot never posts on your behalf. It finds the conversation, gives you the context, and drafts a starting point. Whether to show up, and how, is always your decision.
After years working on lead generation and outbound sales, one question kept coming up.
Every playbook started the same way: buy a list, write a cold email, hope it lands on the right day. It rarely did. Meanwhile, the people who actually needed a solution were already saying so — in public, in detail, in threads that nobody on the sales team was reading.
"What if companies could find the people who are already talking about the problem?"
That question became ThreadPilot.