ReplyHey

ReplyHey automates the outreach loop that founders usually do by hand. Add your website once and it runs on its own: every day it sweeps Reddit, X, and LinkedIn for people describing the problem you solve, scores each conversation 0–100 with the sentence that earned the score, and drafts a comment or DM in your voice.

Then it sends them. Autopilot's browser extension posts approved drafts from the Reddit, X, and LinkedIn accounts you're already signed into — your browser, your IP, your cookies — pacing sends with your own delay and jitter, and stopping on captchas or rate limits instead of pushing through them. One click sends one reply, or works through the whole queue. Prefer to drive it from your editor? ReplyHey speaks MCP over HTTP, so Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex can pull your leads and post them with Playwright.

The rest runs unattended too: daily brand mention and sentiment tracking, keyword monitoring, a refreshed feed of promotion-friendly threads, a two-week posting calendar, and live subreddit rule checks that route leads to a DM wherever public promotion is banned. You stay in control of what goes out — every send is approved by you, because a human-reviewed reply is the whole reason this channel works.