Free Reddit tools
Check a public account signal, research the community, and create one fact-based draft. Start without an account, then move useful work into Workspace.
Review your landing-page copy with original text, specific issues, and suggested rewrites.
Current boundary: A text-only AI critique, not a design audit, traffic report, or promise of higher conversions.
Review a pageFind current community candidates from a product website or clear description.
Current boundary: Candidates are not approval. Current rules and Reddit's own posting screen still decide what you can do.
Find subredditsFind public Reddit post samples by subreddit, phrase, date, or website link.
Current boundary: A bounded sample, not a complete archive or posting permission. Source failures are shown explicitly.
Search evidenceTurn confirmed facts and optional public Reddit post context into an editable draft.
Current boundary: Drafts use public product pages, confirmed facts, and optional Reddit post context. You review and publish manually.
Create a draftCheck whether a username has a visible public profile, a public suspension, or no public result.
Current boundary: A missing public profile is a warning signal, not proof of why an account is unavailable or whether one post was filtered.
Check a usernameA simple sequence
Check whether one username has a visible public profile signal.
Shortlist communities from a real product or clear description.
Inspect public post samples, then check current rules directly on Reddit.
Create one editable post from facts you can stand behind.
WhereToPost Workspace
Save useful research and drafts, recheck community evidence, and follow a lower-risk daily plan. WhereToPost never posts for you.