Conversation research for independent makers

Find public discussions where your product can genuinely help.

Describe the problem and supply three to five phrases people might use. We search Google-indexed discussions from Reddit and other public forums. You decide what fits, then write every reply yourself.

Free early access is manually approved while shared search capacity is limited. This is a self-funded experiment for now, and no card is required.

Write phrases people might use.

Questions, frustrations, workarounds, and difficult tasks make useful searches.

Example phrases

“same-day rental turnovers keep getting chaotic”

“how can I read messages sent to my home SIM while travelling”

“how wide should a label be for a standard bottle”

Get a small set of discussions to inspect.

Each phrase becomes one exact Google search across three selected public communities. The results stay organized in one workspace.

  1. OpenRead the original discussion and copy the visible page when you want help reviewing it.
  2. AnalyzePaste a snapshot for relevance, visible-state, and next-action advice with clear provenance.
  3. ActReview any working draft, perform the action yourself, and save a public reply URL if useful.

You make the judgment and write the reply.

Results are candidates, not guaranteed opportunities. They can be old, removed, closed to replies, or require an account. They Talk About never logs into those communities, inspects the live page, guarantees replies are allowed, authenticates, or posts for you.

Bring one product and three to five honest phrases.

This is free right now, as an experiment, not a promotional trial. Where search or AI usage does cost money, we're covering it out of pocket while we find out whether the method is genuinely useful, so pricing isn't settled. If running it starts costing more than is sustainable, we'll introduce charging and tell existing users before it happens. No card, subscription, or sales call today.

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