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Watches X and Reddit for posts worth replying to and drafts the reply in your voice
Pounce monitors X and Reddit in real time for conversations where your product is a reasonable answer, then drafts a contextual reply in your own voice for you to approve or edit. Approved replies can be turned into standalone posts. Guardrails flag engagement bait and near-duplicate replies so you are not repeating yourself across threads, accounts connect over OAuth, and more than one account can be handled. The design assumes a short daily engagement session rather than bulk posting. It is run by Avidan Labs Ltd out of Tel Aviv and sold as monthly credit bundles with a pay-as-you-go top-up.
Three tiers: Scout $39/month for 300 credits, Hunter $69/month for 750, Apex $149/month for 2,000. Annual billing is $384, $684 and $1,488 respectively, effectively two months free. Credits can also be bought outright at 180 for $29, about 16 cents each. The pricing page does not state what one credit actually consumes, so the volume each tier supports has to be discovered in use.
Use tool ↗A narrow tool that does one job: find the threads where replying is worth your time and give you a draft. The anti-spam guardrails and human approval step are the difference between this and a reply bot that gets an account limited. Credits are the sticking point, because the site never says what one buys.
Watch out: Reddit and X both police promotional reply patterns; the guardrails reduce but do not remove the risk to an account you care about.
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