Ask HN: What are teams using to track product feedback?
A technical team is comparing workflows in the open and the comments are deciding which tool they try first.
An Ask HN thread asking "what are people using for X" decides a buying choice in a day, and the top comment wins it. IntentHunter watches HN stories and comments, scores each match 0 to 100 by how close the poster is to buying, drafts your reply, and links you to the thread.
Hacker News is available by default on IntentHunter.
When a technical team posts "what should we use for X," the answer gets settled in the comments that day. The one comment with a real account of using your product is the one they click.
Show HN and launch threads fill with people listing what they like, what is missing, and what they would use instead. That is where switching intent shows up first.
A deep comment on a low-ranked story can still be the one your buyer reads. IntentHunter scores each match so you review the hot ones first, not the loud ones.
IntentHunter uses your product, competitors, topics, and keywords to rank conversations that look relevant to your market.
Reach a team mid-decision in an Ask HN thread, with a reply drafted
Watch a competitor's Show HN for the people listing what is missing
Hear the objection in the thread before it shows up on a sales call
Turn recurring HN questions into founder-led writing
Describe your product, customer, competitors, and the problems you want to monitor.
Turn on the sources your plan supports, including Hacker News when available.
Open the inbox, read the original conversation, and save, ignore, or mark matches as contacted.
Keep the inbox as your source of truth, then route alerts to the channels your plan includes.
Daily digests and alert emails.
Send matches to a team channel.
Route alerts to a Discord channel.
Get alerts in a Telegram chat.
Create a project, choose the sources your plan supports, and review ranked conversations as scans run.