> Radar

I got a 28-day ban from r/SaaS and a permanent one from r/startups for promoting my own products. So I built Radar to make sure it never happens again.

Paste your site URL. Radar reads it and writes down what you sell and who buys it, every claim tied to a line on your page. Then it finds up to 40 subreddits where those buyers actually talk, reads each community's real rules, and labels every one promote, soft promote, or hang out. You see the map before you sign up for anything.

Every six hours it reads the new posts in those communities and keeps the threads where you could genuinely help, each with the need spelled out in one line and whether it already ranks on Google. It drafts a reply in your voice from facts on your own site, with founder disclosure where the rules ask for it and your product mentioned only where the community allows it. Nothing invented.

What Radar does not do:

• Auto-post
• Log into Reddit
• Touch the Reddit API (it reads through licensed data providers)

You read every draft, edit it, and post it yourself. That is on purpose. Volume gets accounts banned, fit gets customers.

Free: scan your site, see the communities, three days of the live inbox, no card. Then $29/month flat, up to three products, no reply quotas. If a paid month finds nothing worth answering, I refund it.

I promote Radar with Radar. The dashboard is public: getredditradar.com/radar