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Search any subreddit on demand with AI scoring and engagement sorting, plus watchlist signals, strategy, and copy-to-clipboard replies.
The Reddit module is for brand monitoring and outbound engagement on Reddit, not a messaging inbox in the traditional sense.
/reddit/search lets you search Reddit live for anything your customers are talking about. Type what you want to find (e.g. "best CRM for small business") and, optionally, one or more subreddits (e.g. r/smallbusiness, r/SaaS). Leave subreddits blank to search all of Reddit.
Every result is scored by AI so you can cut straight to what matters:
Filter by minimum match and by sentiment. Sort by best match or highest intent (AI scores, always available), or by most recent / most comments / highest karma (engagement).
Results appear in ~20-30 seconds with AI scores first; engagement counts (karma and comments) fill in a moment later in the background. No Reddit login is needed: search reads public Reddit, and you open any post in a new tab to engage.
Found a search worth tracking? Hit Watch this search to save it as an auto-watch. Pick how often it should run, every 2h, 6h, 12h, or daily, and wrrk runs that exact search on schedule. Any new matching post (deduped against what you've already seen) is surfaced into /reddit/signals automatically, scored just like a manual search.
Manage your watches inline: toggle each one on/off (pause/resume), change its cadence, or delete it. Watches run server-side, so you don't need the tab open. Each automatic sweep costs the same as a manual search (SERP + AI scoring).
On first visit you'll see a picker: Generate a strategy (AI builds a tracking plan from your company URL) or Manual tracking (you define the watchlist yourself).
In /reddit/monitor, add:
wrrk polls Reddit on a schedule and surfaces matches in /reddit/signals.
Each signal is a Reddit post or comment that matched your watchlist. AI scores it on:
Sort by signal score to surface the best opportunities first.
Click Reply on any signal → wrrk drafts a contextual reply (matches your brand voice from the strategy doc). Edit, then Copy to Clipboard: you paste it into Reddit yourself.
> Why copy-to-clipboard instead of posting directly? Reddit's API and ToS frown on bot posting. Human-posted replies are safer and higher-engagement.
/reddit/strategy is a living growth plan: which subreddits to engage in, what tone, what value to provide. Editable in the UI; the compose step pulls from it for voice consistency.
The dashboard shows a small health badge, green when watchlist polling is on track, yellow when there's a backlog, red when polling has stalled (usually means Reddit auth needs refresh).
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