AI agents that monitor Reddit discussions and find leads on autopilot

Scanned r/startups, r/SaaS, r/technology, and r/entrepreneur for the past week. Identified 3 major trends: (1) Agentic AI adoption in developer workflows — relevance 10/10, 47 posts with 2,800+ combined upvotes; (2) SaaS pricing model disruption due to autonomous agents — relevance 9/10, recurring across 23 threads; (3) Reddit emerging as a top distribution channel for bootstrapped founders — relevance 9/10. All trends compiled to Google Sheets with source links. A LinkedIn post draft was generated with a hook on the "death of per-seat pricing" and presented for user validation.

Daily Reddit Monitor completed for February 5, 2026. Found 12 mentions across 8 subreddits. Breakdown: 3 pricing discussions (2 negative, 1 neutral), 4 feature-related posts (2 positive, 2 neutral), 2 competitor comparisons with NeoBank Pro and FinFlow, 2 support complaints, and 1 onboarding question. Generated 4 suggested support responses for negative/question posts (2 in French, 1 in Italian, 1 in German). Identified 3 product feature ideas: API webhook improvements, multi-currency dashboard enhancements, and simplified receipt scanning. All 12 mentions and 7 insights stored in the dashboard.

Successfully created 2 Instagram carousel posts from Reddit content. Post 1: "7 Habits That Changed My Life After 30" (sourced from r/selfimprovement, 1.2k upvotes) — Hook slide: "I wasted my 20s. Here's what finally worked." followed by 7 content slides and a CTA slide. Caption includes 28 hashtags targeting #selfimprovement #mindsetshift #dailyhabits. Post 2: "The Stoic Morning Routine That Eliminated My Anxiety" (sourced from r/Stoicism, 890 upvotes) — Hook slide: "Marcus Aurelius did this every morning." followed by 6 content slides and a CTA slide. Caption includes 26 hashtags. Both posts saved to Google Docs, formatted and ready for design.

Daily Reddit Project Digest delivered to Marcus Chen via Slack DM. Extracted 8 projects across 3 subreddits: from r/SideProject — FlowBoard (visual project management tool), QuickShip (logistics API for small merchants), PennyTrack (expense tracking app for freelancers); from r/Entrepreneur — BrandForge (AI branding toolkit), NomadDesk (coworking space marketplace); from r/indiehackers — TinyMetrics (analytics dashboard for indie devs), LaunchKit (startup launch checklist SaaS), MailCrafter (cold email personalization tool). Each entry includes a brief description and direct link to the original Reddit thread.

Daily Reddit Ideas Digest delivered with 8 actionable opportunities. Top ideas include: (1) "Auto-translate subtitles for indie films" from r/AppIdeas — 47 upvotes, clear demand from filmmakers struggling with localization costs; (2) "Multiplayer gardening sim with real seed data" from r/gameideas — 112 upvotes, no direct competitor identified; (3) "Browser extension to summarize Terms of Service" from r/SomebodyMakeThis — 89 upvotes, strong pain point around legal readability. Each entry includes a direct link to the original post and a brief analysis of why it's worth building.

Found 17 compound avatar marketing angles from Reddit health communities. Top finding: Hypothyroidism + migraines (TAM: 20M+) from r/Hypothyroidism with 847 upvotes — user writes "My doctor never connected my chronic migraines to my ferritin being at 8. Three years of suffering." Second: PCOS + migraines (TAM: 5.5M) from r/PCOS with 623 upvotes. Third: IBS + migraines (TAM: 35M) from r/ibs with 412 upvotes. All findings include direct post URLs, upvote counts, verbatim pain language, and product opportunity notes. Report delivered to Google Docs.

Analyzed 279 items (68 posts + 211 comments) across 6 e-commerce subreddits. Top pain points: shipping costs/logistics (mentioned 47 times, high intensity), Facebook Ads rising CPMs (39 mentions), inventory management complexity (31 mentions). Most common frustration: Shopify app bloat and recurring fees — exact quote patterns include "I'm paying $300/mo just in apps" and "death by a thousand subscriptions." SEO complaints centered on product page indexing delays and competing with Amazon in search results. Marketing recommendations: position offers around cost consolidation, highlight ROI transparency, and use language like "stop bleeding money on tools that don't talk to each other." Full report with 8 sections emailed to the specified address.

AI News Digest (Mar 12–14, 2026) sent successfully to inbox. Covered 23 items including: Gemini 3.0 Ultra release with new API endpoints (flagged for SaaS PM: competitor pricing model shift; for Tutorial Creator: walkthrough opportunity), RunwayML Gen-4 video-to-3D pipeline (flagged for Designer: new texture generation workflow), and a niche AI-powered espresso extraction optimizer from a startup called BrewMind (flagged for Espresso Expert). All items filtered to the last 3 days with role-specific "How this helps you" sections included.

Completed US market PMF analysis for Lumina Cosmetics across 6 phases. Analyzed 8 core products against Reddit community insights (61 posts confirming demand for pregnancy-safe formulas). Mapped 7 Amazon competitors — identified market gap in specialty lip products after VelvetKiss Beauty's exit. Market sizing: TAM $1.07B, SAM $122M, with 3.6M target consumers/year. Final recommendation: GO with conservative entry strategy. Phase 1 budget estimated at $85K. Results saved across 8 Google Sheets with 1-page executive summary.

AI Marketing Intelligence newsletter for March 12, 2026 was successfully created and saved to Google Docs. The edition features 6 curated stories including: a new AI-powered ad copy generator launched on Product Hunt with 1,200+ upvotes, a case study from a DTC brand that cut CAC by 34% using AI audience segmentation, and a Reddit-sourced workflow tip for automating UTM tagging with GPT-based tools. Each story includes a 'Why Marketers Should Care' summary and actionable takeaways.