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Do Not Eat reads Threads through the official keyword_search API and finds people who are actively asking for services like yours. Each lead gets an intent score from 0 to 10 with a plain-English reason, so you can judge it yourself. Then it drafts a reply in your voice and waits for you to approve it. New accounts start with replies off and there's a cap of 5 a day. At least 30 qualified leads a month.
I run a dev agency. That's the whole origin story. We needed clients, we couldn't keep buying them, and one day I noticed people on Threads posting "need a Webflow developer for a short project" while we were paying for ads shown to people who'd asked for nothing.
So we built something to watch for those posts. It reads Threads through the official keyword_search API, scores each one 0 to 10 on how real the buying intent is, and shows you the reasoning so you can disagree with it. Then it drafts a reply in your voice. Nothing sends until you approve it.
What it won't do: mass DMs, scraped lists, logging in as you. New accounts start with replies off and a cap of 5 a day. We added that after getting it wrong on our own Threads account, not before.
Our agency account is still our longest run of data: 3,276 leads in 191 days, 85% scoring 8 or above. We publish the ugly numbers too. Volume fell from 1,148 leads in June to 225 in August when we tuned for precision, and we don't report revenue anywhere because the product doesn't measure it.
I'm genuinely torn on one thing. Go deeper on Threads, or add another network? Where do you see people asking out loud?
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About Do Not Eat on Product Hunt
“Find people asking for your service, today”
Do Not Eat was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #47 on the daily leaderboard. Do Not Eat reads Threads through the official keyword_search API and finds people who are actively asking for services like yours. Each lead gets an intent score from 0 to 10 with a plain-English reason, so you can judge it yourself. Then it drafts a reply in your voice and waits for you to approve it. New accounts start with replies off and there's a cap of 5 a day. At least 30 qualified leads a month.
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Eldar Miensutov
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Eldar.
I run a dev agency. That's the whole origin story. We needed clients, we couldn't keep buying them, and one day I noticed people on Threads posting "need a Webflow developer for a short project" while we were paying for ads shown to people who'd asked for nothing.
So we built something to watch for those posts. It reads Threads through the official keyword_search API, scores each one 0 to 10 on how real the buying intent is, and shows you the reasoning so you can disagree with it. Then it drafts a reply in your voice. Nothing sends until you approve it.
What it won't do: mass DMs, scraped lists, logging in as you. New accounts start with replies off and a cap of 5 a day. We added that after getting it wrong on our own Threads account, not before.
Our agency account is still our longest run of data: 3,276 leads in 191 days, 85% scoring 8 or above. We publish the ugly numbers too. Volume fell from 1,148 leads in June to 225 in August when we tuned for precision, and we don't report revenue anywhere because the product doesn't measure it.
I'm genuinely torn on one thing. Go deeper on Threads, or add another network? Where do you see people asking out loud?