Reddit monitoring and research

Follow communities, topics, and specific posts. Understand what changes through source evidence.

Monitors

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Communities4 / 5
Topics2 / 5
Posts20 / 50
CommunitiesNewRecent PostsData FreshnessArchiveMonitors
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r/SaaSSoftware as a Service
1248
Healthy2 minutes ago
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r/startupsA community for entrepreneurs
836
Healthy2 minutes ago
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r/ProductManagementProduct Management
524
Healthy2 minutes ago
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r/EntrepreneurEntrepreneurship and small business
051
Healthy2 minutes ago
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Product capabilities

Three Monitors. One research workflow.

Choose the scope, review what was actually observed, and keep the source and time context behind each conclusion.

01

Community Monitor

Observe one public subreddit

One Community Monitor follows one publicly readable subreddit. The collection Worker establishes availability on its first read; a missing or private community can appear as unavailable.

02

Listening Topic

Follow a subject across communities

A Listening Topic groups one to five rules using target, optional context, and exclude terms. Matching Posts retain the rule that explains their inclusion.

03

Post List

Track the Posts you already know

A named Post List holds Reddit links chosen by your Workspace. Its Active Posts continue to be observed beyond the usual Post milestones.

04

Project

Keep each research question focused

Projects organize the Monitors relevant to one body of work. The same Monitor can serve multiple Projects without another copy or another unit of Plan capacity.

05

Analysis

Read evidence with its sample context

Project Analysis combines observed community, topic, and tracked-Post statistics with explicit rules. Findings include their source and signal when samples are too small to judge.

06

Evidence

Trace a finding back to its source

Open source Posts and available Comments, inspect observed listing positions and Data Freshness, and return to the original Reddit link before making a consequential claim.

Start with a community, topic, or Post you need to understand.

Follow public communities, rule-matched topics, and selected Posts with source links and observed history your team can inspect.

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