For founders. Free scan, no signup.
Find the people already asking for what you built.
Paste your URL. In about two minutes you see who asked for a product like yours this week, and where. Then we draft the replies and posts that reach them and show which brought signups.
The live scan is not connected yet. For now you get a sample report.
Why not a chatbot, or six separate tools?
A chatbot or plan generator stops at advice.
| The work | Single-purpose tools | Loudlark |
|---|---|---|
| Shows which action brought a signup | 10 of 207 growth tools we surveyed connect an action to a signup. | Yes. Tracked links and your Stripe data show signups and revenue per action. |
| Writes the reply, post, article or listing | Six jobs, six tools: replies, directories, articles, AI search, social, strategy. | Replies, launch posts, directory entries, articles and social posts, from one 30-day plan. |
| Publishes it | Some do. Outrank, for one, publishes SEO articles daily. | Directories, articles, and X or LinkedIn posts publish on their own once you switch on Autopilot. You post replies yourself, in one click. |
| Finds people asking for what you built, this week | RedShip, for one, watches Reddit daily and drafts replies. | A daily digest of new threads on Reddit, Hacker News and Indie Hackers. X on paid plans. |
| Monthly cost | About $350 a month for six tools, at the plans we picked. | $49 a month for one product, flat. No credits. |
Sources: our October 2026 survey and the vendors' pricing pages. The six tools and their plans.
After the scan: 10 to 15 minutes a day
Example Maya built InvoiceZen, an invoicing app for freelancers. She has 12 users, all friends, and no revenue. Maya, InvoiceZen and every number below are made up, and not a forecast.
1
Plan
Works out who buys, ranks the channels and writes a 30-day plan.
You: Confirm or change the plan. 5 minutes, once.
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Your 30-day plan - 1. Community replies: high intent, 10 minutes a day
- 2. Launch week on Nov 12: Product Hunt, Show HN, 50 directories
- 3. Content: "InvoiceZen vs FreshBooks" plus 3 best-of articles
2
Execute
Drafts replies, launch posts, directory entries, articles and social posts. Autopilot publishes directories, articles and X or LinkedIn posts.
You: Approve the batch. 15 minutes on day 1, then 10 a morning.
Growth Inbox: 16 items ready - 8 threads with reply draftsCopy & openSame problem: two clients 30+ days late. I built InvoiceZen for this, so I'm biased. It sends reminders on day 3, 7 and 14. Free for up to 3 clients.
- 1 batch of 50 directories ready to submitApprove all
- 2 articles on the blog
- 5 X posts for this weekScheduled
3
Measure
Tags every link. Stripe and your analytics show signups and revenue per action.
You: Connect Stripe and analytics once.
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Today: top 2 of 6 new threads - r/freelance: "Any invoicing app that auto-reminds clients?"High intent
- X: designer complaining about FreshBooks pricingMedium intent
- Yesterday's r/freelance reply: 14 upvotes, 23 clicks, 2 signups
4
Learn
A Monday review of what worked.
You: Accept next week's plan. 3 minutes on Monday.
Week 2 review - 34 replies, posts and articles: 520 visitors, 31 InvoiceZen signups, 4 paying customers ($76 MRR)
- Best: r/freelance replies (12 signups)
- Weakest: X posts (1 signup)
- Next week: more replies, 2 comparison articles, fewer X posts
- AutomaticWe do it. You may review.
- One clickWe prepare it. You post or approve.
- You decideWe recommend. You choose.
In the first version
Loudlark learns, and gets better every week
Learns your voice from your edits
The next draft already reflects your last correction.
Turns a correction into a rule
One click on "Remember this?" keeps the lesson.
Remembers what worked
Every action is measured, and next week's plan starts from what brought signups.
Shows why
Every draft shows what shaped it ("Why this?"), and you can correct or erase anything it remembers.
Your memory is yours: isolated to your company, never used to train models, never shared with other customers.
What it does for you, and what you still do
Plan
Customer profile
Who buys, and their words.
Channel plan
Ranked channels, 30 days.
Brand voice
Learns how you write.
Execute
Community radar
Finds people asking.
Reply draftsYou post, one click
A reply per thread.
Directory autopilotPublishes on Autopilot
Submits you to directories.
Measure
Tracked links
Every link tagged.
Signup and revenue attribution
Signups and MRR per action.
Action ledger
Every action, with results.
Learn
Weekly growth review
A Monday email on what worked.
Growth chat
Ask your agent anything.
Multi-product workspace
A plan per product.
What the free scan counts, and what it misses
How the scan counts
- What counts as "asking"
- A public post where someone describes the problem you solve or asks for a tool like yours, on Reddit, Hacker News or Indie Hackers. Paid plans add X. We count each person once and score each by how close they are to buying.
- What the AI check is
- We ask AI assistants three buyer questions once and record who they recommend: a snapshot, not a ranking.
What it misses
- Private groups, DMs, Slack and Discord communities, and anything behind a login.
- Whether a person who asked would actually have bought. Paid plans measure that, with tracked links and your Stripe data.
Pricing: one monthly price, no credits
Starter
One product
$49a month
About 2 reply drafts a day, 1 article a week, 1 social post a day.
Start here after the scan
Start free, upgrade later to StarterGrowth
Founders getting traction
$149a month
About 6 reply drafts a day, 3 articles a week, 3 social posts a day, across up to 3 products.
Start free, upgrade later to GrowthScale
Serial builders and agencies
$399a month
About 14 reply drafts a day, 7 articles a week, 7 social posts a day, across up to 10 products.
Start free, upgrade later to Scale
The questions founders ask before they paste a URL
Will this get my Reddit or Hacker News account banned?
We never post on Reddit, Hacker News or Indie Hackers for you.
Will AI-written articles hurt my SEO?
Articles go out under your name, so you choose: review each one, or switch on Autopilot.
Will it post for me?
Directory submissions, articles, and posts on X or LinkedIn can publish on their own once you switch on Autopilot.
Do I need to sign up to run the scan?
No.
We do not ask for an email, and nobody is added to a list.
Do you train on my data?
No.
It is never used to train models and it is never shared with other customers.
How do you know people are asking for my product?
We search public posts on Reddit, Hacker News and Indie Hackers for people describing the problem you solve.
Paid plans add X.
How do you tell which action brought a signup?
Every link we post or publish is tagged.
Treat the scoreboard as a floor.
Is there a plan between Free and Starter?
No. Free is the scan.
See who asked for your product this week
For now you get a sample report.