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Optional reply drafts

Find matching posts first. Draft replies when you choose.

Every monitor can show matching Reddit posts. Add product information and enable reply drafts only if you want help writing a first version. Review the original post and edit or discard each draft yourself.

Matching and drafting are separate choices.

A manual monitor can run with only a matching brief. When you enable drafts, product information becomes required and the draft pipeline prepares reviewable text. Nothing is posted to Reddit for you.

01

Natural-language matching

The matching brief describes a situation rather than a list of exact words.

02

A source you can inspect

Results link back to the original Reddit post in a community you selected.

03

Control over replies

Drafts are optional, editable, and never posted automatically.

From description to matched posts

  1. 01

    Start with a URL or write your own brief

    A product page can suggest editable details. Manual setup needs only a description of the posts to find.

  2. 02

    Choose subreddits

    Review suggestions and add or remove communities before the monitor starts.

  3. 03

    Review scored posts

    See matching posts, their source, and a score. Open the original thread to judge the context.

  4. 04

    Draft only if useful

    Enable drafts with product information, then review and publish any reply yourself.

Common questions

Can I monitor posts without generating drafts?

Yes. Leave reply drafts off and matched posts still appear in the dashboard with their source and match score.

Does the score explain a match?

No. The score indicates the model result. Read the original post to decide whether the discussion is useful.

Can I change the communities later?

Yes. You can add or remove subreddits when editing a monitor.

Start with one description and a few communities.

Review the first matches, refine the monitor, and choose whether reply drafts would help.

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Find matching posts first. Draft replies when you choose. | ReplySignal