Reddit is where your audience asks real questions out loud. KarmaFlow rides along as you browse, ranking threads by karma potential, drafting genuinely helpful replies in your voice, and keeping your pace healthy. Your product stays out of it. You build a reputation, not a ban.
Nowhere else do people describe their world in this much detail and ask, out loud, for help. The catch: getting heard takes karma, timing, and hours you don't have.
This is the whole flow, minus the part where you lose an evening scrolling. Try it.
Every system I start feels great for two weeks then becomes a graveyard of half-finished notes. I keep rebuilding from scratch. How do you all actually keep it usable long-term without spending all weekend on upkeep?
KarmaFlow isn't autocomplete. You set it up once, and it carries your goals into every thread you scroll past.
Set your space, topics, and voice once. Every score and draft reflects what you actually care about.
The +Karma badge sorts threads by where your help lands best, not just keyword matches.
Genuine, specific replies in your voice. Your product is never mentioned, you're here to help, and Reddit rewards that.
A healthy-pace meter watches your rhythm and tells you when to ease off, so you build a reputation, not a shadow ban.
No bot accounts. No auto-posting. No vote games. KarmaFlow is a research-and-drafting assistant that lives in your browser, and by default your product is never even mentioned. You're here to be useful.
KarmaFlow is in early beta, and right now it's completely free. You bring your own Anthropic API key and it runs in your browser, so you pay Anthropic only for what you use, usually a cent or two per draft, with no subscription and no markup from us.
Later, depending on beta feedback, we may add a plan that bundles the API cost, so newcomers can skip the key setup entirely. For now, it's free for anyone who brings their own key.
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"Your name here."
"The subreddit you finally got known in."
"The lead that came from a comment."
No, and that's the point. KarmaFlow drafts; you review and hit post. Nothing goes live without you. That keeps you safely inside Reddit's rules and keeps your replies genuinely yours.
Only if you choose to. By default, drafts are pure help and never mention your product, that's what earns karma and trust. Dropping a link is your call, and only when it's genuinely relevant and welcome.
Used as intended, no. KarmaFlow actually lowers your risk: it paces your activity, warns you when you're moving too fast, and only ever helps you write more helpful replies. No fake accounts, no automation.
Yes. There's no automated posting, no vote manipulation, and no bot accounts. It's a research-and-drafting assistant in your browser. You stay in control of everything that's published.
It sounds like you. You train it once on your voice and the topics you care about, and it drafts in that tone. You always get the final edit before anything goes out.
Soon, we're in private beta. Join the waitlist to be first in.
KarmaFlow is in early beta and free to use, you just bring your own Anthropic API key and pay Anthropic directly for the drafts you generate, usually a cent or two each. No subscription, nothing billed through us. Later we may offer a plan that includes the API cost so newcomers can skip the key setup, but for now it's free for anyone who brings their own key.