X · @quietbuilder🔥 93
Is there a tool that turns customer calls into a weekly summary? We do about 15 calls a week and I end up pasting notes into Notion by hand.
matched “is there a tool that”
Watching X and Hacker News, around the clock·Redditcoming soon
Somebody is asking for the thing you built. Right now.
IntentRadar watches X and Hacker News for the exact phrases buyers type right before they go looking, reads each post against your product, and sends you one digest a day with an opener ready to send.
No card to try it: a couple of real posts from X and a couple from Hacker News, for phrases checked against real posts before you see them. Nothing is ever posted on your behalf.
“is there a tool that”“alternative to”“would pay for”“what do you use for”
Built with OrbitOrca
Accounts, payments, the database and the live URL all come from OrbitOrca.
IntentRadar was described in a chat and put online by OrbitOrca: sign-in, Stripe subscriptions, a Postgres database, hosting and analytics, with nothing to wire up by hand. The same path is open to the thing you built.
The words people type before they buy
“is there a tool that”“anyone know an app”“what do you use for”“alternative to”“would pay for”“looking for something that”“does something like this exist”“tired of using”“can anyone recommend”
You add your market’s words to narrow them. “is there a tool that” + podcast finds the person asking for a podcast tool, and nobody else.
From a stranger’s post to your outreach queue, by breakfast.
01
Describe what you built
A few sentences: what it does, who it is for, what it replaces. That description is what every post is judged against, so the matcher cannot claim something you did not say.
02
Track buying phrases
Pick from the library or let IntentRadar suggest phrases and keywords from your description. Each one is searched as the exact phrase on X and Hacker News.
03
Read the digest, send the opener
Every match comes with a score, why it matched, whether you actually fit, and a two-sentence opener in your voice. Copy, open the post, send it yourself. Mark it done.
A morning digest
Three people. One of them is already typing your category into a search box.
A keyword is a candidate, not a lead. A cheap first read throws most candidates away; the careful read scores the rest, says why, and writes the opener. You see only what clears your bar.
X · @mayakbuilds🔥 85
what do you use for turning sales call recordings into notes? tired of doing it myself every friday
matched “what do you use for”
Hacker News · tomh🔥 88
Ask HN: Alternative to Gong for a 3-person startup? We just want recordings summarised and a weekly rollup.
matched “alternative to”
Read-only, by construction
No provider in the codebase has a write method. Nothing comments, posts, follows or messages. Every opener is sent by you, from your own account, or not at all.
Official APIs only
X and Hacker News through their public, documented APIs, rate limits obeyed. No scraping, no browser automation. Reddit is next, once its commercial API approval comes through.
Your product, your judgement
Each account is its own workspace: your phrases, your description, your matches, your digest. Nothing about your product is used for anyone else.
Pricing that a side project can afford.
Try it on a couple of real posts from each source. Pay when the digest earns it.
How the daily limit works: a post that contains one of your phrases is a candidate. A quick check throws out the obvious misses for free. The posts that look promising are read in depth against your product and get a score, a reason and a ready-to-send opener. That in-depth read is what the daily number counts, so it is the most matches you can be handed in a day, not a cap on how much we look. Asking for a reply to be rewritten is the same kind of read and comes out of the same number.
Free
$0
- • 2 phrases written from your site, each checked against real posts before you see it
- • Watches X and Hacker News for them
- • Finds you 2 real posts from X and 2 from Hacker News for them, each read against your product, with a reply written for you
- • Up to 8 checks of X to find it, and 6 reply rewrites
- • Insights on your market written from those posts, 3 times
- • Reddit coming soon
- • No card needed
Starter
most popular$9 / month
- • 5 phrases to watch
- • Watches X and Hacker News; X checked once a day, Hacker News around the clock
- • Up to 5 posts a day read in depth, scored, with a reply written for each good one
- • Rewrite any reply with a word of guidance; rewrites come out of the same daily number
- • Insights rewritten as posts flow in: direction, what to focus on next, a SWOT for your market
- • A digest every morning, plus Slack or Discord delivery
- • Reddit coming soon
Pro
$29 / month
- • 15 phrases to watch
- • Watches X and Hacker News; X checked 3 times a day, Hacker News around the clock
- • Up to 18 posts a day read in depth, scored, with a reply written for each good one
- • Rewrite any reply with a word of guidance; rewrites come out of the same daily number
- • Insights rewritten as posts flow in: direction, what to focus on next, a SWOT for your market
- • A digest every morning, plus Slack or Discord delivery
- • Reddit coming soon
Scale
for teams$99 / month
- • 50 phrases to watch
- • Watches X and Hacker News; X checked 8 times a day, Hacker News around the clock
- • Up to 60 posts a day read in depth, scored, with a reply written for each good one
- • Rewrite any reply with a word of guidance; rewrites come out of the same daily number
- • Insights rewritten as posts flow in: direction, what to focus on next, a SWOT for your market
- • A digest every morning, plus Slack or Discord delivery
- • Reddit coming soon
Questions founders ask
- Does it post for me?
- No, and it cannot. Every opener is copied and sent by you. That is what keeps your accounts safe and your replies human.
- Why phrases instead of keywords?
- Keyword tools return everything that mentions your category, including the people selling in it. A buying phrase is the sentence shape someone uses when they want a thing and do not have it yet.
- How does it know a post is about my product?
- You describe the product once. A fast model asks whether the post is plausibly a buyer; a careful model scores the rest against your description and writes the opener. Nothing outside your description is ever claimed.
- Where does the digest arrive?
- On the Digest page every morning at the hour you choose, in your time zone. Starter and Pro can also post it to a Slack or Discord channel.
- What does the free plan actually do?
- It writes two phrases from your site, checks each against real posts before keeping it, then shows you a couple of genuine posts from X and a couple from Hacker News, read against your own product, reply included. If those are good, the paid plans do that every day.
- What does “matches a day read in depth” mean?
- Every post with one of your phrases gets a quick check. The ones that look like a buyer are read carefully against your product and come back with a score, a reason and an opener. The daily number is how many of those careful reads you get; it is the most leads you can be handed in a day.
- Can I cancel?
- Any time, from the billing page. Your phrases and queue stay; you drop to the free plan.