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AI · May 6, 2026

ChannelScout

Scout the channels where your first users are hiding.

What it does

Generic AI advice burns tokens. Generic "post on Reddit" filler wastes weeks. Scout solves both. How it works: Drop your app's URL and answer a few questions to get back a ranked Blueprint of the actual rooms where indie apps like yours get noticed (subreddits, Discords, newsletters, X, TikTok, wherever your people are), a 30-day roadmap sized to your real free hours, a brand guide downloadable free, and copy in your voice. Built by someone who learned the hard way so you don't have to.

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