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That day, it read this many for you.
On your own: go through the places your customers gather every day, open them one by one, and read down from where you stopped last time.
How it helps
How ahahmm helps you find your first 100 users
Every day Hmm goes where your customers gather, finds the people who are asking and drafts a reply by the rules of the place. Whether to edit it and whether to send it stay with you. Below is October 10, 2026, a day it worked for ahahmm itself. The post, the draft and the numbers are that day’s, unchanged.
One dot is one post read that dayfiltered outworth a reply
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Kept: what they talk about matches what you make.
On your own: read each title and body, and skip what has nothing to do with you.
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Worth a reply: someone is asking, and people are still reading the thread.
On your own: judge whether they are asking or only venting, whether anyone is still reading, and whether what you make can answer it.
Open one of them: the reply is already drafted, with that place’s rules beside it.
r/advancedentrepreneuru/Flaky-Brain-6608read October 10, 08:11 · 5 people talking
How did you find your first user when your network didn’t come through?
I’m building a product that creates custom cloud environments for demos, POCs, and hands-on learning. You describe what you need, and it sets up the cloud resources, code, and sample data for your scenario. …
The reply @Hmm drafted for it
Look through replies to relevant discussions for people describing the setup problem you solve. In 11 discussions I’d replied to while looking for potential users, I found 3 comments about problems my target customers face. For your demo environments, that gives you a concrete problem to respond to instead of asking a supportive contact to find a reason to try it.
A draft, and sending it is your decision.Go reply →
Reddit, in its own wordsahahmm checked October 10, 2026
If your contributions to Reddit consist primarily of links to a business that you run, own, or otherwise benefit from, tread carefully
From Reddit’s help page on spam. Each subreddit has rules of its own as well.
On your own: read that place’s rules first, then write a reply that solves their problem before anything else.
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Change a few words, then press send.
Afterwards: when someone replies, it tells you right away, and it keeps track of everything you sent and who answered.
Pressing send is always you.On Reddit’s own page, by your own hand. Hmm never presses it for you.
What it can’t promise
- That someone repliesThat is up to them. Hmm’s part is finding what is worth a reply and having the words ready.
- That someone paysahahmm can’t verify who signed up or who paid, so it makes no claims about either.
- That your account stays safeHmm never presses send for you and drafts by the rules of the place, but how a platform judges is not its call.
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Will this get my account banned? →First, see where your customers are →