What are people saying about us on Reddit, LinkedIn and Quora?
We find the posts about you and your competitors that AI assistants read. Each one is scored on whether it's worth a reply, and you get a draft reply to edit.
- 1Posts from Reddit, LinkedIn and Quora that mention you
- 2Why this one matters: relevance, reach, fit with your buyer and activity
- 3Open it to draft a reply
What you do with it
- Reply to the threads worth your time, starting with the highest scored
- Join threads where a competitor is being recommended and you're not
- Edit a drafted reply, then copy it and open the thread to post it yourself
What it can't do
- It never posts for you. You copy the reply and post it yourself.
- It can't remove posts or reviews. It shows you where to respond.
- It covers public posts. Private groups and closed communities aren't included.
- A quiet forum doesn't mean AI says good things about you. Check what AI says too.
Off-page reputation management for AI answers
AI assistants form opinions from Reddit threads, LinkedIn posts, Quora answers, review sites and forums. When a buyer asks about you, those posts shape the answer.
We find the posts that mention you and the competitors you track. Before a page counts, we open it and check your name is really in it. A page AI cites doesn't always mention you.
You get a reputation score out of 100. It shows the split of positive, neutral and negative posts, and how many sources it uses. When negative posts pass a set level, the page says so plainly.
Which posts are worth a reply
Watching everything means reading nothing. So each post is scored on four things. Relevance, importance, fit with your buyer, and how fast it's moving. The list is sorted by that score.
Threads about competitors are included. A thread where a rival is recommended is a place you can join.
Pick a post and we draft a reply in your brand's voice. You edit it, copy it, and open the thread to post it. Nothing is posted for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about what people say about you
Reddit, LinkedIn and Quora, plus review sites and forums. These are the places AI assistants often read when forming an opinion.
No. It drafts a reply you can edit. You copy it and post it yourself.
Yes. You see threads about the competitors you track, including ones where they're recommended and you're not.
This shows what people post. The brand risk checks show what AI has already concluded from it. A bad AI answer often points to a post you'll find here.
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