Use cases
Same channel, different playbook
Public communities work as an acquisition channel for very different businesses — but the communities worth watching, the phrases that signal intent, and the way you should reply all change. Pick the one that sounds like you.
For vibe coders
You shipped it in a weekend. Now what?
You shipped an app with Claude Code, Cursor, or Lovable in a weekend. Now nobody's using it. Here's how to find your first users on Reddit, Hacker News, and GitHub without spamming.
For indie hackers
First 100 users, without an ad budget
No ad budget, no audience, no sales team. Here's how solo founders find their first users in the communities where buying intent is already public.
For SaaS founders
Your competitor's churn is happening in public
Your competitors' unhappy customers are complaining in public right now. Here's how to find switching intent on Reddit, Hacker News, and GitHub before your competitor's renewal date.
For agencies and freelancers
People are posting briefs. Be the first credible reply.
People post 'looking for someone to build this' every day across Reddit and Hacker News. Here's how to catch those briefs while they're still open.