A scored queue of fresh posts
New posts ranked by relevance, tagged by intent, with upvotes and comments at a glance.
Gensiv watches the subreddits and searches that matter to your category, scores each new post for relevance and intent, checks the subreddit's rules and drafts a reply that reads like the thread it is going into. Reach buyers while the thread is fresh, before an AI engine cites someone else's answer.
| Source | Post | Engagement | Relevance | Status | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
r/smallbusinessReddit | Need a simple project tracker for a 6 person team, what do you use? Recommendation | 24 upvotes · 11 comments | 2 hours ago | ||
r/startupsReddit | Planwise vs Tasklane vs something else for a seed-stage team Comparison | 41 upvotes · 19 comments | 5 hours ago | ||
r/projectmanagementReddit | Our Gantt charts live in a spreadsheet and I'm losing my mind Complaint | 67 upvotes · 29 comments | 9 hours ago | ||
r/freelanceReddit | Tool to track time and tasks per client? Recommendation | 18 upvotes · 14 comments | 1 day ago | ||
r/EntrepreneurReddit | What's in your ops stack at 20 employees? Discussion | 112 upvotes · 76 comments | 1 day ago | ||
r/productivityReddit | Paper planners vs apps in 2026 Other | 230 upvotes · 184 comments | 2 days ago |
Answers captured from 6 AI engines, in every market you sell in.
Reddit outreach means joining relevant conversations early, with a helpful answer, while buyers are still deciding. Those threads are read by people today and are often cited by AI engines later. Gensiv finds the posts, scores them and drafts a reply, but every reply is posted by you, from your own account.
A short list of posts worth answering, and a head start on the answer.
New posts ranked by relevance, tagged by intent, with upvotes and comments at a glance.
Advice first, no sign-off, and your product named only when the poster is asking for one like it, with your affiliation stated.
Threads that engines start citing show up in AI Opportunities.
Track whether your share of AI answers moves as you show up in more conversations.
Demo data for Cadence, a fictional project management brand.
| Source | Post | Engagement | Relevance | Status | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
r/smallbusinessReddit | Need a simple project tracker for a 6 person team, what do you use? Recommendation | 24 upvotes · 11 comments | 2 hours ago | ||
r/startupsReddit | Planwise vs Tasklane vs something else for a seed-stage team Comparison | 41 upvotes · 19 comments | 5 hours ago | ||
r/projectmanagementReddit | Our Gantt charts live in a spreadsheet and I'm losing my mind Complaint | 67 upvotes · 29 comments | 9 hours ago | ||
r/freelanceReddit | Tool to track time and tasks per client? Recommendation | 18 upvotes · 14 comments | 1 day ago | ||
r/EntrepreneurReddit | What's in your ops stack at 20 employees? Discussion | 112 upvotes · 76 comments | 1 day ago | ||
r/productivityReddit | Paper planners vs apps in 2026 Other | 230 upvotes · 184 comments | 2 days ago |
Outreach works when it helps the person asking. Everything here keeps a human in charge.
Subreddits and searches suggested from your brand, competitors and industry, plus any you add.
Each post gets a relevance score, a buyer intent and a one-line reason it matched.
Real comments from the thread set the style. Gensiv writes three candidates, keeps the most natural one and checks it against the subreddit's rules. Edit anything.
Copy the reply into Reddit yourself and mark it replied to keep the queue clean.
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Yes. Reddit is one of the community sources AI engines cite most, so that is where outreach focuses.