Understanding Signals
Signals are qualified leads—conversations where someone shows genuine intent relevant to what you’re monitoring.
What You’ll See
Section titled “What You’ll See”Each signal shows you:
| Field | What It Tells You |
|---|---|
| Content | The original post or comment text |
| Platform | Where it was posted (Reddit, X/Twitter, HN, Bluesky) |
| Relevance | How well it matches your listener (0-100) |
| Reasoning | Why this was surfaced for you |
| Link | Direct URL to the original post |
| Status | Your workflow state (New, Reviewed, etc.) |
Relevance Score
Section titled “Relevance Score”The relevance score (0-100) tells you how well the post matches your listener:
| Score | What It Means |
|---|---|
| 80-100 | Excellent match—prioritize these |
| 60-79 | Good match—worth reviewing |
| Below 60 | Lower relevance |
Managing Your Workflow
Section titled “Managing Your Workflow”Track progress with signal statuses:
| Status | When to Use |
|---|---|
| New | Default for incoming signals |
| Reviewed | After you’ve read the signal |
| Contacted | After you’ve responded to the post |
| Ignored | Not relevant or not worth pursuing |
Signal List View
Section titled “Signal List View”The main signals view shows cards with:
- Relevance score (color-coded: green for high, amber for medium)
- Title and content preview
- Platform and author
- Time posted
- Current status
Filtering
Section titled “Filtering”Use filters to focus on what matters:
| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Status | New, Reviewed, Contacted, Ignored |
| Platform | Reddit, X/Twitter, Hacker News, Bluesky |
| Listener | Any of your active listeners |
Filters can be combined—for example, show only new signals from Reddit.
Signal Details
Section titled “Signal Details”Click any signal to see the full details:
- Full content — The complete post or comment
- Why it matched — Explanation of why this was surfaced
- Response suggestions — AI-generated starting points for your reply
- Actions — Mark as reviewed, contacted, or ignored
- View original — Link to the original post
Dropped Posts
Section titled “Dropped Posts”Sometimes posts match your keywords but don’t meet your relevance threshold. You can view these by toggling Show Dropped Posts.
This is useful for:
- Understanding what’s being filtered out
- Finding posts that might be relevant but scored lower
- Deciding whether to adjust your threshold
Promoting Dropped Posts
Section titled “Promoting Dropped Posts”If you find a dropped post that should have been a signal, you can promote it manually. Promoted signals count toward your monthly quota.
Engaging with Signals
Section titled “Engaging with Signals”Best Practices
Section titled “Best Practices”- Be helpful first — Answer their question before mentioning your product
- Be transparent — Disclose if you work for the product you’re recommending
- Add value — Share insights and experience, not just links
- Be timely — Respond while the conversation is still active
- Follow platform rules — Read subreddit guidelines before posting
Response Suggestions
Section titled “Response Suggestions”The signal detail panel includes AI-generated response suggestions based on:
- Your brand voice (configured in workspace settings)
- The context of the conversation
- Platform norms
These are starting points—always personalize before posting. Learn more about AI Response Suggestions →
Exporting Signals
Section titled “Exporting Signals”Send signals to other tools:
| Method | Best For |
|---|---|
| Webhooks | Real-time integration with your tools |
| Slack/Discord/Email | Team notifications |
Common integrations:
- CRM systems (Salesforce, HubSpot)
- Spreadsheets for tracking
- Automation workflows (Zapier, Make)