Buyers ask real people first
Before they buy, people search Reddit and ask Blind for honest takes from real users. Those threads are where the decision gets made.
For indie hackers, solopreneurs & small teams
BeaconBox watches Reddit and Blind for conversations your product can genuinely help with, then gives you a daily shortlist and a reply draft to review.

Why it works
Answering the right threads early wins customers. BeaconBox watches for them and surfaces only the ones worth a reply, so it stays a ten-minute habit, not an all-day scroll.
Before they buy, people search Reddit and ask Blind for honest takes from real users. Those threads are where the decision gets made.
“I built something for this,” in the right thread, earns trust no ad can buy. And it keeps working: threads rank in search for years.
Nobody can scroll every subreddit and Blind channel all day. BeaconBox watches them for you and surfaces only the posts you can answer.
How it works
Set it up once and it runs on its own. Because it reads from your signed-in browser, it can watch private subreddits and login-only Blind channels that cloud tools never see.
What you’re building, who it’s for, and what a promising post sounds like. A couple of plain-English sentences is plenty.
Pick the subreddits and Blind channels your customers read, and choose how often to check, from hourly to once a day.
On schedule, the extension reads new posts from your signed-in browser and keeps only the ones your product can answer. No keyword soup, just a shortlist of leads.
Every lead lands in one inbox with the post, why it matched, and an editable draft if you want a head start. Approve copies the reply and opens the thread. Posting is always your move.
Use cases
“Is there a tool that does X?” When X is your product, that’s a warm lead. Be the reply that says “yes, here.”
“Any alternatives to the big incumbent?” Those threads are full of people ready to change tools. Show up while they’re still deciding.
Plenty of buyers describe your exact problem without knowing a product exists for it. A helpful reply turns their complaint into your demo.
Know the same day your product or a competitor comes up, instead of finding out from a screenshot a week later.
Where it works
Because BeaconBox reads through your own browser instead of each site’s API, any forum you can open is within reach. Reddit and Blind are live, with more on the way.
New posts in the subreddits you choose, including private ones you’ve joined, read through your signed-in Chrome session. No Reddit API setup.
Blind is login-only, which keeps most monitoring tools out entirely. BeaconBox reads it from your account, the way you would.
Next up: any forum Chrome can open. Think Indie Hackers, Hacker News, or the niche forum where your customers live.
Get started
Five minutes, no fiddly setup. The dashboard walks you through the rest.
One click from the Chrome Web Store, on Windows or Mac. Pin it and your match inbox is always a click away. Get the extension
Sign in with Google, connect the extension, and tell your first monitor what you sell and who it’s for. Open the dashboard
New leads land in the dashboard and the side panel, each with an editable draft. Tweak, approve, and post as yourself.
FAQ
No, never. Approving a draft copies it and opens the source thread so you can post it yourself, edited or not. Never auto-posting is a product invariant, not a setting.
Not the way BeaconBox is built to do it. It surfaces only threads your product genuinely answers, drafts a reply that helps first, and leaves the posting to you, by hand, from your own account. You choose where to show up. Community self-promo rules still apply, so skip the ones that say no.
Because your browser can already see what matters. BeaconBox reads forums from your signed-in Chrome session, so private subreddits and login-only communities like Blind are in reach. Cloud monitoring tools only see the public firehose.
No. The extension reads forums through the browser session you already have. It holds no passwords, no API keys, and no AI secrets. The paid AI runs on our server.
Scans run from Chrome on your machine, so they pause while it sleeps. For all-day coverage, keep Chrome open and set your computer to stay awake while plugged in (on Windows under Settings → System → Power & battery, on Mac under System Settings → Battery → Options). If it sleeps anyway, the next scan looks back up to 24 hours so you don’t miss what happened while you were away.
They’re drafted from your product description in a plain, first-person voice, with no corporate filler. Treat each one as a strong first draft: the thirty seconds you spend making it yours is what makes it land.
Reddit and Blind are live. Any forum Chrome can open is next on the roadmap.
Be the helpful reply that gets there in time.
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