Which tool are you all using to catch customer conversations now?
A founder gave up on manual subreddit searches and is asking the room what to switch to.
On Reddit, someone posts "which tool should I buy" and gets three competitor recommendations by morning. IntentHunter watches those threads, scores each one 0 to 100 by how close the poster is to buying, drafts your reply, and links you to the post.
Reddit is available by default on IntentHunter.
Reddit posts say it plainly: what should I use, what are people on instead, how do I fix this. That title is the moment your competitor is already replying to.
When someone posts that a product stopped working for them, the replies fill with alternatives. Show up in that thread and you are one of them.
The hottest question is rarely on the front page. It is in a niche subreddit your team would never think to refresh. IntentHunter pulls those matches into one feed.
IntentHunter uses your product, competitors, topics, and keywords to rank conversations that look relevant to your market.
Reach people asking for a tool like yours before the replies pile up
Catch competitor switching threads the morning they post
Turn recurring pain points into content your buyers are searching for
Watch the small subreddits where your market actually argues
Describe your product, customer, competitors, and the problems you want to monitor.
Turn on the sources your plan supports, including Reddit 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.