ThreadScope.
Reddit monitoring

Catch the Reddit threads that matter.
Reply before they go cold.

A keyword alert tells you something matched. ThreadScope reads the whole thread, weighs it against what you care about, and gives you the context to reply well - all in one place.

No card to start · 3 subreddits free · Optional 7-day full-AI trial
See it work

Forty seconds, feed to reply.

Watch ThreadScope turn a noisy stream of subreddits into the two or three threads worth your time - then draft the reply for you. And when a post isn't your moment, it says so.

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Demo
ThreadScope.
Reddit is full of people you could help. Most of it isn't worth your time.
What it is
ThreadScope watches Reddit so you don't have to.
ThreadScope.
you@example.com

Tags

Describe what you want to track. AI-powered semantic matching finds relevant posts automatically.

Cold brew6 posts
Recommendations5 posts
Brand mention2 posts
Competitors4 posts
+ Add Tag
Step one
Describe what you care about in plain language, and the matching does the rest.
ThreadScope.
you@example.com
Signals - 24h
10
+1 vs yesterday
In queue
50
since last triage
Median age
2d
first response
Response rate
62%
rolling 30d
Activity - last 24h
Tag radar
all | none
Cold brew2
cold brew, concentrate, cold steep...
Recommendations2
recommend, worth it, which brand
Untagged6
no match yet
Subreddits
r/Coffee3 / 19
r/espresso4 / 15
r/cocktails0 / 22
All (50)New (49)Started (1)Ignored (3)Done (3)
TimeSubredditTitleTagsUpvotes
4hr/CoffeeAny cold brew concentrate that isn't bitter or watered down?Brand mention1
5dr/espressoHow do you dial in a light roast without it going sour?Recommendations42
7dr/CoffeeIs store-bought cold brew actually worth it over making your own?Cold brew5
Step two
Every matching thread lands in one triage queue - tagged and ready to clear.
ThreadScope.
you@example.com
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Any cold brew concentrate that isn't bitter or watered down?
r/Coffee · u/Soft-Nature-7256 · 1 pt · 3 comments · 9h ago
Small kitchen, no time to cold-steep my own every week. I want a concentrate I can keep in the fridge and mix to taste. What I care about:
  • not bitter or burnt-tasting
  • actually strong, so it's not watered down once I add milk
  • no weird additives or sweeteners
  • reasonable price per cup
What has actually held up for you?
Comments (3)
u/SuchTill9660 · 7h
Most store concentrates taste burnt because they're over-extracted. Look for cold-steeped, not "cold brew flavour" added to hot-brewed coffee.
u/riksi · 8h
I keep a bottle in the fridge and cut it 1:1 with milk. Works out cheaper per cup than my daily cafe stop.
u/AutoModerator · 8h
Mod decisions are based on the quality of the content, not who or what generated it.
Step three
Open a thread and the whole conversation is right there - no context-switching to Reddit.
ThreadScope.
you@example.com
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Any cold brew concentrate that isn't bitter or watered down?
r/Coffee · u/Soft-Nature-7256 · 3 comments · 9h ago
Small kitchen, no time to cold-steep my own every week. I want a concentrate I can keep in the fridge and mix to taste. What I care about:
  • not bitter or burnt-tasting
  • actually strong, so it's not watered down once I add milk
  • no weird additives or sweeteners
  • reasonable price per cup
What has actually held up for you?
Scope↻ Reset chat
We make a small-batch, cold-steeped concentrate. Good fit? If so, draft a helpful, non-salesy reply.
The OP wants a fridge-ready concentrate that's strong, not bitter, no additives, and reasonable per cup - that's exactly what you make. Here's a draft:
Suggested response☷ Copy
The trick is to look for cold-steeped concentrate rather than "cold brew flavour" - it's far less likely to taste burnt. We steep ours slow and bottle it strong so it holds up when you cut it with milk or water, and there's nothing added. Per cup it lands under a cafe run. Start at 1:1 and adjust to taste from there.
ShorterMore casualMore detailLess salesy
Ask about this post...
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The point
Scope reads the thread and drafts a reply that sounds human, not salesy - then refines it on a tap.
ThreadScope.
you@example.com
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Why your espresso tastes sour (and it's not the beans)
r/espresso · u/OtherwisePush6424 · 0 comments · 17h ago
Sourness is almost always under-extraction: the grind is too coarse, the water's too cool, or the shot pulls too fast. Dial the grind finer and aim for 90-95C before you go blaming the roast.
Scope↻ Reset chat
Is this thread a good fit for our cold brew concentrate? If so, draft a reply.
This is an espresso extraction explainer - it's about dialling in hot shots, and has nothing to do with a ready-to-drink cold brew concentrate. I won't draft a reply here: dropping your product into this thread would read as spam and hurt your standing in the subreddit.
Ask about this post...
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Why it's different
And when a thread isn't your moment, Scope says so. It's judgement, not a spam machine.
ThreadScope.
Show up in the right threads, at the right time, sounding like a human.
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threadscope.io
Intro
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Who it's for

For people who'd rather be building.

01

Founders

Catch people describing the problem you built for, before someone else answers.

02

Brands & marketing

Know the moment someone mentions you - praise, complaint, or comparison - and reply while it still counts.

03

Community & support

Answer questions and defuse frustration where your customers actually hang out.

04

Agencies

Watch every client you manage from a single radar, each on its own watchlist.

How it works

Signal in, reply out.

Three steps · ~40 seconds

01

Describe what you're watching

Group your product names, competitors, and the terms people actually use into tags. Keyword and semantic matching catch new posts as they land.

02

One queue, already tagged

Every match lands in a single feed, tagged and newest-first. Clear it like email - keyboard shortcuts for everything.

03

Replies with judgement

Scope drafts a reply that sounds human, not salesy - and when a post isn't your moment, it says so.

Ben Dechrai, the founder of ThreadScope
Ben Dechrai
Solo founder
Why it exists

Built by a DevRel to scratch his own itch.

I'm Ben. Developer relations is my day job, and a lot of the best conversations happen on Reddit - where the good threads move fast and are easy to miss. I kept finding posts I could genuinely help with days after they'd gone quiet, and the usual ways to keep up either buried me in noise or nudged me toward the kind of drive-by self-promotion I'd never actually post.

So I built the tool I wanted for myself: a quiet radar that surfaces the handful of threads worth showing up for, and an assistant with enough judgement to tell me when to stay out of one. ThreadScope is a solo project - just me, using it every day and shipping it as I go.

Pricing

Start free. Grow when it earns it.

Scout$5/mo

Five subreddits, keyword matching, and Scope's research tools.

7-day free trial
Patrol$15/mo

Twenty subreddits and semantic matching that catches what keywords miss.

Command$30/mo

Unlimited subreddits for teams and agencies watching everything.

Start free with 3 subreddits and no credit card. Ready for more? Take Patrol free for 7 days - semantic matching that reads for meaning, replies drafted with context, and full MCP access from your AI tools. Cancel anytime and stay on the free plan.

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Show up where it matters.

Point ThreadScope at the subreddits you care about and let it do the watching. You just show up.

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