Just tried [your brand], first impressions
Used it for an hour. Likes: clean UI, fast setup. Dislikes: missing one feature I needed. Question for others using it: am I missing something or is X really not there?
When your brand, category, or a competitor comes up on Reddit, Hacker News, or Bluesky, IntentHunter scores the thread 0-100, says in one line why it matched, drafts a reply, and links you to the source, so you answer the threads that matter instead of reading every ping.
F5Bot and Google Alerts email you every keyword match. A passing reference, an off-topic mention, and someone asking which tool to switch to all land with the same weight. Sorting them is your problem, every day.
Broad monitoring tools report well and stop there. You still have to read the wall of mentions, decide which ones matter, and figure out what to say. The work that counts starts after the dashboard.
A complaint that sits unanswered snowballs. A "is [your brand] any good?" thread gets answered by someone else. You should not have to watch a feed all day to catch the handful of threads worth a reply.
Brand and category mentions are scored 0-100 so a real conversation, a complaint or a "should I try this" thread, ranks above a passing reference. Each one carries a one-line reason it matched.
When a mention deserves a response, the drafted reply gives you a starting point. You read the source and post it yourself. IntentHunter never posts, votes, or DMs for you.
Add competitor names as tracked keywords to catch the complaints, comparisons, and switching threads where their customers start looking. Same workflow, opposite intent.
Built for founders and small teams who want a signal workflow they act on, not a PR reporting suite they have to staff.
Product names, brand handles, common misspellings, competitor names.
Reddit, Hacker News, and Bluesky by default, surfaced as scored signals ranked by importance instead of a raw mention feed.
Read the source, use the drafted reply where it helps, and post in your own voice on the source platform.
Create a project, pick your sources, and see what your market is already asking for.