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Growth · August 4, 2026

Karmic

Finds fit reddit threads and writes subreddit-safe posts

What it does

Give it your product, audience, key points, and tone. It finds subreddits and threads where your product naturally fits, scores them by relevance and intent, and explains the rankings. It picks a non promotional angle, drafts posts or replies that follow each subreddit's rules, and lets you edit everything. Catch: you paste those rules in yourself for now. Saves locally after, so one time per sub. No auto posting. You review, copy, and post manually, then track comments and draft replies.

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