Every cited thread in one queue
Sorted by relevance, tagged by intent, with the engine that cited it.
When ChatGPT, Perplexity and other AI engines answer your buyers' questions, they often cite Reddit. Gensiv flags every thread they cite for your prompts, scores it for relevance, tells you which engine used it and shows what the subreddit allows, so you can join the conversations that shape the answer without breaking its rules.
| Source | Post | Cited by | Relevance | Status | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
r/startupsReddit | Tasklane vs Cadence for a 10 person team? Comparison | ChatGPT, Perplexity | 3 weeks ago | ||
r/projectmanagementReddit | Which PM tool actually stuck for your team? Recommendation | Perplexity | 2 months ago | ||
r/agencyReddit | Best tool to manage client projects without 5 subscriptions Recommendation | ChatGPT | 1 month ago | ||
r/SaaSReddit | Tasklane pricing jumped again, what are people moving to? Complaint | Perplexity | 5 weeks ago | ||
r/remoteworkReddit | How do you keep async projects from going stale? Discussion | ChatGPT | 2 months ago | ||
r/webdevReddit | Orbitly or something simpler for a small dev shop? Comparison | Perplexity | 6 weeks ago |
Answers captured from 6 AI engines, in every market you sell in.
AI engines treat Reddit as a source of real user opinion, and threads that compare tools or ask for recommendations get cited in answers to buying questions. If a cited thread recommends a competitor and never mentions you, the gap is in the answer itself. A genuine, helpful reply in that thread is one of the few direct ways to change it.
Turn the threads AI reads into a short, prioritised queue your team can work.
Sorted by relevance, tagged by intent, with the engine that cited it.
An editable draft that answers the post first, matches how people there write and names your product only where it fits.
Open the run to see how the thread shaped what the engine recommended.
See how threads compare with review sites and lists in your citation data.
Demo data for Cadence, a fictional project management brand.
| Source | Post | Cited by | Relevance | Status | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
r/startupsReddit | Tasklane vs Cadence for a 10 person team? Comparison | ChatGPT, Perplexity | 3 weeks ago | ||
r/projectmanagementReddit | Which PM tool actually stuck for your team? Recommendation | Perplexity | 2 months ago | ||
r/agencyReddit | Best tool to manage client projects without 5 subscriptions Recommendation | ChatGPT | 1 month ago | ||
r/SaaSReddit | Tasklane pricing jumped again, what are people moving to? Complaint | Perplexity | 5 weeks ago | ||
r/remoteworkReddit | How do you keep async projects from going stale? Discussion | ChatGPT | 2 months ago | ||
r/webdevReddit | Orbitly or something simpler for a small dev shop? Comparison | Perplexity | 6 weeks ago |
This is not a Reddit keyword alert. Every thread in the queue was cited by an AI engine.
A thread appears when any tracked AI engine cites it while answering one of your prompts.
Each opportunity keeps the prompt, run and engine that cited it.
An analysis model scores relevance and buyer intent and explains why the thread matched. Subreddits that restrict AI comments or promotion rank lower.
Save, draft, mark replied or dismiss, so nobody works the same thread twice.
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