Reddinbox

Reddinbox is an AI research agent that reads Reddit, X, Bluesky, Hacker News and Facebook, then groups what it finds by theme with sources linked. Its most interesting feature is subtractive: it filters out spam, low-quality accounts and AI-generated content before anything reaches you. That last part is worth pausing on. Community platforms are filling up with synthetic posts, and a listening tool that treats them as real signal will confidently report pain points that no human ever had. Nothing else in this catalogue names AI-content filtering as a feature. Read the pricing unit carefully though: it meters conversations, not mentions — roughly 100 a month at $39 and 266 at $99. Those look tiny beside a tool offering 15,000 mentions, and they are genuinely not the same thing, since a conversation is a thread the agent has actually read and analysed. But the ceiling is real, so do not read it as a mention allowance. The deliverable is Market Briefs — three at Starter, five at Pro — rather than a live feed, which tells you this is built for periodic research rather than continuous alerting. Free trial, no card.