Tabluey LeadSpotter finds posts and comments for the industries/categories each of your apps target and can find general comments or comments relating to the problems your app solves. Comment on the posts and comments fetched from the search and invite people to demo your app and get honest feedback and potentially paying users.
“Anyone know an app that builds a meal plan around my training days?”
A demo invite you could review and send
Hi, I just built my first app for exactly this. It plans meals around your training days. The demo is free for a whole month, and I’d really appreciate your honest feedback: yourapp.com
From discovery to your demo invite
Search for the problem your app fixes, the category or industry you target, or both. AI checks public posts and available comments against your app details and scores them, so you only review people likely to want a demo.
Problem-focused · Industry-focused · Both
Use your own templates or optional AI drafts that ask for feedback, mention you built the app and include your link. AI drafts target 20–30 words plus your link. Review and edit before sending.
Ask for feedback · Say you built it
See what was found, relevant, saved and recorded as responded to, alongside AI drafts, by platform over the last 7, 30 or 90 days. It doesn’t track downloads or replies received.
Discovery · Saved prospects · Outreach
One tool for anyone who builds apps.
Just built your first app? Find your first testers among people already asking for a fix, and learn what to improve.
Validate features with real users before launch. Invite people with the exact problem to try a demo and tell you what works.
Releasing a new feature or version? Get honest feedback from people who care about that problem, not just your existing users.
Demo beats download
Communities push back on promotion. Asking for help is different: people are happy to try something free and share their opinion.
The promo reply
“I found a new fitness app, go try the free trial: yourapp.com”
Reads like an ad. Easy to ignore, and more likely to be reported or removed.
The demo invite
“Hi, I just built my first app and I’d really appreciate it if you could give it a try and share feedback. The demo is free for a whole month: yourapp.com”
Honest about who you are, asks for help and gives something free. People are more willing to try it.
A humble feedback request fits community norms far better than self-promotion, so your accounts are less likely to be flagged.
A free demo is a small ask. People who try your app first are more likely to keep using it and become paying users.
Every demo user can tell you what works and what to fix, so you improve your app while you grow it.
Built-in AI message check. Before a template is saved, and before any AI draft reaches you, AI checks that it reads as a demo-and-feedback invite. If it sounds like an ad, LeadSpotter suggests a better version.
No approach guarantees downloads. Always follow each platform’s and community’s rules.
Getting your first users, a better way
Ten short questions about how you find testers, invite them to demo your app and keep track. Discover where Tabluey LeadSpotter could fit.
Your app. Your testers. Your voice.
Add who your app is for, the problem it solves, your link and your demo offer. These details guide your searches and invites.
Select your platforms and look for posts and comments about the problem your app solves, the category or industry you target, or both.
Check the post or comment, its context and relevance score. Save useful results to Prospects and dismiss the ones that don’t fit.
Pick a template or optional AI draft that asks for feedback, and edit it. On X, the reply opens already typed in. Just tap Reply. On other platforms, your reply is copied and the conversation opens, ready for you to paste and send from your own account.
Return to your saved prospects and compare discovery and recorded outreach across platforms in Activity.
You press send. We do the rest.
When you press send, LeadSpotter hands off the reply. Each platform decides how much is filled in for you.
Reply opens already typed in. Just tap Reply.
Your reply is copied, Reddit opens, and you paste it into the comment box and send.
Your reply is copied, Threads opens, and you paste it into the comment box and send.
Your reply is copied, YouTube opens, and you paste it into the comment box and send.
Pressing send copies your reply to your clipboard first, so it's ready to paste. If your browser blocks copying, LeadSpotter shows the reply in a box so you can copy it yourself.
Manage each app as a separate project in Tabluey LeadSpotter. Switch between them without mixing audiences, invites or testers.
Every template you save and every AI draft is reviewed by AI. If a message pushes downloads, uses hype or skips asking for feedback, it is rewritten as a humble demo invite, or you get a suggested version for your template. This lowers the risk, but you still review every reply and follow each community’s rules.
People are far more open to helping someone who asks for honest feedback than to being sold to. A friendly, honest request to try a free demo fits most communities better than a promo. It is less likely to come across as spam, but it does not guarantee downloads, and each community’s rules still apply.
No, you always send your replies yourself. On X, your reply opens already typed in, so you just tap Reply. On Reddit, Threads and YouTube, your reply is copied and the conversation opens, so you paste it and send.
No. AI relevance checking is part of discovery, but AI reply drafting is optional. You can use your own platform-specific templates, write a reply yourself, or edit an AI draft before sending.
No. Results depend on public-content availability, platform coverage and search limits. Comment discovery varies by platform. Where a specific-comment link is available, you can open it directly; otherwise, you open the original post.
It records opening a conversation with a copied reply or marking a result replied. It does not verify that your comment was published, that someone answered, or that someone downloaded your app.
Only public content is searched. You review and send your replies—no bulk messaging, voting or private messages. Follow each platform’s and community’s rules. Honest, relevant demo invites don’t guarantee downloads or prevent spam restrictions.
Tell Tabluey LeadSpotter about your app and its free demo. Start finding people who want to try it and tell you what they think.
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