Reddit intent monitoring
Find Reddit posts that match the intent you describe.
Paste your product URL or describe the discussions you want to find. Review suggested subreddits, choose where to monitor, and see new posts with a match score and source link. Reply drafts are optional.
- Start from a URL or write your own brief
- Get subreddit suggestions, then choose
- Drafts are optional
How it works
A direct path from description to matching posts.
Set up one monitor, choose where it looks, and review what matches. The score helps you sort; the original post remains the source of context.
Describe the posts
Paste a product URL for editable suggestions, or skip it and write a natural-language matching brief.
Choose communities
Review suggested subreddits and add or remove the ones you want to monitor.
Review matches
New posts are scored against your brief. See the score and original source in the dashboard.
Reply if useful
Enable drafts with product details when needed. Edit and publish any response yourself.
Two ways to start
Use your website, or describe the posts yourself.
Both paths lead to an editable matching brief and a community selection step.
Explore
One monitoring flow, several useful starting points.
Learn about natural-language matching, website setup, lead discovery, optional drafts, and the Jev scoring step.
Under the hood
Jev scores matches. You judge the discussion.
Jev returns a numeric match score from the monitor description and post. It does not write a match reason or a reply. Draft generation is a separate, optional step.
How Jev matching worksStart with one free monitor.
Describe what you want to find on Reddit.
Start with a URL or write the matching brief yourself. Choose a few communities and review the first results.