For solo founders, pre-traction
You're reaching
the wrong people.
Reach Out Right finds people on Reddit and X who are already describing the exact problem you solve - then gives you a board to track every conversation until one of them becomes a customer.
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You launched. You reached out. You heard nothing.
You rewrote the copy, tried a different platform, sent more messages. Still nothing.
You conclude the product is bad and nobody wants to use it. You give up.
But are you sure? You might have been one message away from someone who actually needed this...
“What burns you out is not the work — it's the silence after the work.”
What you get from the start
Profiles and people actively talking about the problem you solve
We find people and profiles actively talking about the pain that your startup solves. Then we provide context about this specific profile, so you can focus on sending out the perfect first message.
Recent activity
- r/SaaS · 2 hours ago · Been posting about my tool for 3 weeks. Zero replies. Starting to think nobody actually has this problem. · go to post →
- r/indiehackers · 1 week ago · How do you promote a journaling app without feeling like a spammer? · go to post →
- r/SaaS · 1 day ago · Same here — tried subreddit ads, got 2 clicks and nothing. · go to comment →
Talking points
- •Three weeks of posting with zero replies. He's starting to doubt anyone has this problem.
- •Tried subreddit ads and cold DMs — both felt like dead ends.
- •Mention your product directly, since he's describing exactly what you solve.
Generated message
turn off“Hey! Saw your post in r/SaaS, three weeks of posting into the void is rough. I'm building something for exactly this. Would love to hear what you've tried for Reflekt so far.”
Recent activity
- X · 1 day ago · Launched 2 weeks ago. Zero paying customers. Is this normal or is something actually broken? · go to tweet →
- X · 4 days ago · Day 12 of launch: 3,000 impressions, 0 signups. Cool cool cool. · go to tweet →
- X · 3 days ago · Nobody tells you the hardest part of building isn't the code — it's getting anyone to care. · go to repost →
Talking points
- •Launched ShipIt two weeks ago with zero paying customers and questioning what's broken.
- •Reposts others venting about distribution — the pain is top of mind.
- •Open with your own launch story; keep the product mention casual.
Generated message
turn off“Hey Dan, your day-12 launch post hit home. I had the same flatline after Product Hunt. Happy to share what finally moved the needle for me if you're up for it.”
Recent activity
- r/indiehackers · 5 days ago · What marketing channels are you all using this year? Curious what's actually working for people. · go to post →
Talking points
- •Casually surveying marketing channels. Low urgency and only loosely related to your problem.
- •Keep it light. Join the discussion and skip the pitch for now.
Generated message
turn off“For me it's been going where people already talk about the problem, Reddit threads mostly. Curious what's been working on your end?”
We sync people and posts on a weekly basis (or manually triggered) and notify you when a person goes from “cold” to “hot”
Your outreach board
Never lose track of a conversation.
A simple board that shows where every conversation stands. No more digging through DMs and inboxes to remember who you already messaged.
To contact 2
Messaged 1
Replied 1
🎉 Converted 1
Not interested 0
Low-barrier reminder to follow-up
Most replies come from proper follow-up. We make it super easy to write the perfect follow-up message.
We email you a reminder with everything already laid out, taking you right back to the conversation. This way following up takes only a minute, not endless willpower.
Reach Out Right
u/TravelingTice needs to hear from you again — send a follow-up - It's been 6 days since your first message. Here's everything you need to…
Stripe
Your invoice is available - Invoice #A8F2-0042 for July is ready to view
GitHub
[reflekt] CI passed on main - All checks have passed on commit 4f2a91c
Recent activity (3)
- r/SaaS · 2 hours ago · Been posting about my tool for 3 weeks. Zero replies. Starting to think nobody actually has this problem. · go to post →
- r/indiehackers · 1 week ago · How do you promote a journaling app without feeling like a spammer? · go to post →
- r/SaaS · 1 day ago · Same here — tried subreddit ads, got 2 clicks and nothing. · go to comment →
Talking points
- •Three weeks of posting with zero replies. He's starting to doubt anyone has this problem.
- •Tried subreddit ads and cold DMs — both felt like dead ends.
- •Mention your product directly, since he's describing exactly what you solve.
Your last message · 6 days ago
“Hey! Saw your post in r/SaaS. I'm building something for exactly this. Would love to hear what you've tried so far.”
Generated message
turn off“Hey! Saw your post in r/SaaS, three weeks of posting into the void is rough. I'm building something for exactly this. Would love to hear what you've tried for Reflekt so far.”
What we are not
We do the finding.
You do the talking.
We do not generate post or message content for you. We do generate personalised talking points per lead - but the message is always yours.
We do not post messages for you. We find the person, give you all the context needed to write the perfect message. But you send the message yourself.
Built for solo founders finding their first customers and exploring to see what type of outreach works, not sales teams running high-volume campaigns with their approach already figured out.
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