Discover features users actually want
Users post feature requests on Reddit all the time. CatchIntent captures them so you build what the market demands.
Your roadmap might be wrong
Internal feature prioritization often misses what users actually want. The evidence is public — you're just not seeing it.
Support tickets are incomplete
Tickets capture problems, not opportunities. Users don't submit tickets for features they wish existed.
Vocal minority bias
Your loudest users shape your roadmap. But they may not represent your broader market.
Missing non-customer feedback
People who don't use your product have feature opinions too. Their feedback could help you win them.
Scattered discussions
Feature discussions happen across dozens of communities. Manual tracking is impossible.
Building without evidence
Teams build features based on assumptions. Real demand evidence should drive prioritization.
Systematic feature request capture
CatchIntent finds and aggregates feature requests from across Reddit, X, LinkedIn, HN, and Bluesky.
Wish-list detection
Find posts where users describe features they wish existed. 'I wish [tool] could do X' is product roadmap gold.
Frustration-based requests
Users complaining about limitations are implicitly requesting features. Capture these signals.
Competitor feature gaps
See what features users wish competitors had. Build what others don't.
Category-wide monitoring
Track feature requests across your entire product category, not just your own product.
Demand quantification
See which features get requested most often. Prioritize by actual demand, not internal assumptions.
How it works
Get started in minutes, not days
Monitor your product category
Add keywords for your product, competitors, and the problems your category solves.
AI captures feature signals
CatchIntent identifies posts containing feature requests, wish-lists, and improvement suggestions.
Aggregate and prioritize
Review captured requests, see patterns, and identify most-demanded features.
Build with evidence
Add features you know users want. Link roadmap items to real demand evidence.
Why teams choose CatchIntent
Evidence-driven roadmap
Prioritize features based on real demand signals, not opinions or assumptions.
Capture the full picture
See feature requests from users, non-users, and competitor customers. Complete market view.
Find differentiation opportunities
Build features competitors haven't. Feature gaps in the market become your competitive advantage.
Reduce build risk
Stop building features nobody wants. Demand evidence before development investment.
Customer language insights
Learn how users describe what they want. Use their language in feature announcements.
Early opportunity detection
Spot emerging feature requests before they become table stakes. Build ahead of demand.
Simple pricing,
no surprises
Pay for high-quality signals, not keyword noise. All plans include monitoring across all supported platforms.
Free Trial
$07-day free trial included with every plan. Try CatchIntent risk-free.
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Enterprise
For teams who need the best signals & full control.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I separate signal from noise in feature requests?
Look for patterns. A single request could be an edge case. The same request from multiple users indicates real demand.
Should I track competitor feature requests?
Absolutely. Features users want from competitors but can't get are your opportunity to differentiate.
How do I share findings with my product team?
Export signals to your product management tools. Many teams create shared Slack channels for feature request signals.
Can I respond to feature requests?
Yes! When users request a feature you have or are building, engaging builds relationships and anticipation.
What if requested features conflict with our vision?
Not every request should be built. Use signals as input, not commands. Evidence informs, doesn't dictate.
How often should product teams review signals?
Weekly reviews work well for most teams. Set up alerts for specific feature keywords to catch important requests immediately.
Have more questions? Browse all FAQs or book a demo to talk to our team.