Find the people who need what you built.

Go where they already ask for help. Pick one niche, read the posts where its members describe a problem your product solves, and reply with real help. Mention your product where it fits. Ten such replies a day bring more customers than a launch post, because each reply lands in front of people who have the problem now. Reachr finds those posts on X and drafts the reply.

Building has a feedback loop: the code runs or it does not. Distribution has none until you stand where your customers are. A product that nobody sees gets no users, however good it is. The fix is a daily routine where your customers talk: replies to the right posts, one post of your own, and a record of which replies sent people to your site. Reachr turns that routine into a feed with the posts worth a reply and a score for your own posts.

Write your ideal customer in one sentence, for example "Beekeepers who sell honey online". Then look where those people talk on X: the leaders of the niche, the rising accounts, your peers, and the members themselves. Reachr suggests the sentence from your product URL, builds the list, and shows the top posts of the niche so you learn what it talks about.

Yes, when the reply is specific. A reply under a post that describes a problem reaches everyone who reads that thread, and the author sees your name. A reply that solves the problem, and names your product where it is the fix, brings people to your site; a reply that says "great post" does not. Replies also work for a new account, because a post from an account with no followers reaches nobody.

Posts that prove the product does its job: a real number from a customer, a before and after, a lesson from the niche, and a question at the end. Keep one idea per post, a first line that works alone, and 100 to 200 characters. Reachr scores each draft on the first line, the clarity, the specifics, the reply pull, the readability, and the reach, and schedules it at the best times.

About 20 minutes for the replies, 5 for one post, and a few to see what worked. Reachr fills the feed with the posts of your niche that are worth a reply, drafts the reply, and schedules your posts, so the 30 minutes go to the parts only you can do: the help and the proof.

Reachr drafts the replies and the posts, scores them, and schedules and publishes the posts you approve on X through the official API. You decide what goes out, and your account stays yours.

Yes. One niche at a time, and you can move to the next one at any time. Reachr keeps your last five niche lists, so a switch back is free.

Other tools grow your account. Reachr grows your product. It looks for the people who have the problem your product solves, not for the posts that bring the most likes, and it drafts a reply that helps them. Followers come too, but they are a side effect.