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Scrollhound for social media managers

Know what your audience is asking before you post.

The best content ideas sit in comment sections and Reddit threads, in your audience's own words. Scrollhound lets your AI read them in full and bring back the questions, objections and phrases, each with its link, so you can check it and use it.

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What did my niche talk about this week?Asked in Claude with Scrollhound turned on

8 posts50+ likes8 videos

Answer

Client trust was the week’s biggest conversation: a confession about unused retainer hours 1.

Also live: whether daily posting is really needed on Instagram 2, and what AI video still gets wrong 3.

What it read

  • r/socialmedia, top of the week8 posts
  • Posts with 50+ likespast 7 days
  • Videos from the past week8 videos

Sources3 linked

  1. 1

    r/socialmedia75 points

    My client was paying for 20 hours and using 9

    My client was paying for 20 hours and using 9. I almost lost them by saying nothing.Open source
  2. 2

    r/socialmedia40 comments

    Is posting every day really necessary to grow on Instagram?

    Is posting every day really necessary to grow on Instagram?Open source
  3. 3

    Xpost

    A social media manager on AI video

    the thing I need most from AI video is voices that don't make people scroll past.Open source

A real run, nothing edited. Point at a number to see where the words came from.

What you'll use it for

  • 1

    Mine the comments

    Read a Reddit thread with up to 500 comments, or an X post with its replies, and pull out the questions, objections and exact phrases people use.

  • 2

    Watch your brand and competitors on X

    Search X for posts about a brand, product or topic by date, likes and language, then group what people praise and complain about.

  • 3

    See what's moving this week

    Trending topics on X by country, and the top posts in any subreddit this week, so your calendar reacts to what people talk about now.

  • 4

    Post on Reddit without getting removed

    Read a subreddit's rules before you post, and ask your AI what's allowed and what will get a post taken down.

Two recipes to start with

Copy a prompt into Claude or ChatGPT with Scrollhound turned on, and fill in the part in angle brackets.

This week's audience questionsReads Reddit

Read the top posts in r/<subreddit> from the past week, with their top comments. List the 10 questions people ask most, each with the exact wording and a link.

Brand mentions digestReads X

Search X for posts about <brand> from the last 7 days with 20 or more likes. Group them into praise, complaints and questions, and link every post.

More ready-made jobs, each with a real example:all recipes. Every answer links to the posts, comments and videos it used. Scrollhound only reads: it never posts, likes or follows, and it never asks for your social logins.

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