community.io watches Reddit, Twitter, Indie Hackers, and 44 other communities for people who are about to buy software like yours. When they post, we write a reply in your voice. You approve it in one click.
Reddit, Twitter, LinkedIn, Indie Hackers, Hacker News, Discord, and 41 more. When someone posts about a problem you solve, we catch it within minutes — usually before your competitors see it.
We read 5–10 things you've written — a blog post, a tweet, a Slack message. From that, we learn how you actually talk: your sentence rhythm, the phrases you use, when you ask questions instead of making claims.
Read the original post, read our draft, decide. Most replies take 30 seconds. We track which conversations turn into signups and revenue so you know exactly what's working.
“We've tried tools that auto-reply for us. They all sounded like robots. People can tell. We turned them off.”
This is why the voice model matters. We don't generate a reply from scratch. We read your writing, find your patterns, and use them. The draft will say “honestly” if you say “honestly.” It'll end with a question if you end with questions. It uses your phrasing because we found it in your own words.
No setup fees. Cancel any time. Most founders recoup the cost in the first week.
You're doing this yourself. One product, one voice, one community dashboard.
You've got momentum and need community working at scale — not just occasionally.
Managing community presence for multiple clients. One dashboard, many voices.
Compare to hiring a community manager ($5–8K/mo) or a GEO agency ($2–15K/mo). See the full comparison →