Loudship

Loudship finds the few online conversations each day where someone is asking for what you built. You give it your product's URL, it builds a product memory of the facts it may state, the claims it must never make, your tone and your communities, and you check it. Each night it reads threads on Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky, scores them, and every morning you get an email with the handful that matter along with a draft reply written from your facts.

Loudship never posts anything itself: you read the draft, fix it and post it yourself, then mark what you sent or skipped so later drafts learn your style, such as shorter text or disclosing your affiliation early. The site contrasts it with a plain keyword alert, which cannot tell whether the author is asking for something, and a general chatbot, which does not know your product's real claims or what you posted last week.

Each product gets one radar that delivers at most five conversations daily, every one with a ready draft. The first digest is free with no card, and plans are listed on a pricing page. The site includes how-it-works, FAQ and comparison sections explaining why a keyword alert or a general chatbot is not enough.