The people who need you are easy to miss. They ask once, in a thread that goes quiet in a day or two, in words that never mention your service by name.
Not about your category. About their own problem, in their own words. These are the kind of posts Cluedog brings back.
Our agency just quit mid-project. App is 70% done and launch is in 5 weeks. Need someone who can pick up a React Native codebase.
46 upvotes, 31 commentsAsk HN: our data pipeline falls over every month-end. 12-person fintech, audit in Q1. Looking for outside help.
112 points, 64 commentsOur support team answers the same 40 questions all day. Has anyone brought in a team to build an assistant on their own docs?
87 reactions, 23 commentsAnyone know a studio that can take over a half-built Shopify app? Our developer left and Black Friday is six weeks out.
18 replies, 9 reposts, 52 likesI run a 9-person accounting firm and we still onboard clients over email. Is there someone who sets up a proper client portal? Happy to pay for it.
23 upvotes, 17 commentsWe sell skincare online and our Meta ads stopped working after the last update. Looking for an agency that has run ads for a beauty brand. Budget is around ₹2L a month.
28 reactions, 41 commentsMost lead tools hand you people who might buy. Cluedog hands you people who already asked, and reads their post the way you would.
Our team answers the same 40 questions all day. Has anyone brought in a team to build an assistant on their own docs? We have budget for it and want it live this quarter.
Cluedog reads your site and sets up each thing you sell as its own offering. You check it and fix what it guessed.
A clear need, a budget, a timeline, a decision maker, posted in the last 48 hours. Switch on the ones that matter to you.
Up to 3, 5 or 10 leads, each with why it fits and what to watch out for. Work one, save one, or tell it why one was not a fit.
Pick a lead and Cluedog walks the rest with you, one step at a time.
It never asks for your Reddit, LinkedIn or X login. It reads public posts and you reply from your own account.
Drafts use only what you told it. A missing price or project stays a placeholder such as [YOUR PRICE].
A past proposal is read once for its style. The file, its client and its prices are not stored.
Every offering, every source and every AI draft, with no credit limits and no card. Paid plans come later; we will email you well before, and you will start with a free trial.
Everything Cluedog does, on as many offerings as you like: the daily list, the lead workspace, pipeline and results. Leads usually show up on day one, from the week before you join.
Agencies, consultants, freelancers and product companies whose buyers ask for help in public before they buy.
No. Cluedog only reads what is public, and nothing reaches them until you reply yourself.
Then the list is empty that day. The near misses wait underneath, each with the rule it missed, and you can loosen the bar whenever you like.
Each offering gets its own searches, its own bar and its own list. You switch between them from the top of the page.
Nothing during early access, with no credit limits and no card. Paid plans come later; we will email you well before, and you will start with a free trial.
Cluedog counts credits as your searches run, when it looks up who wrote a post, and when you draft a reply or proposal with AI. During early access they are counted, not charged: Billing shows what your setup would use.
Every search is listed with how often it runs. Switch any of them off, or add your own.