Find the peoplepeoplealready looking for you.
Sparrow reads public conversations for posts that match what you offer or what you're searching for, scores how serious each one is, and puts the best ones in front of you.
Any invoicing tool that handles multiple currencies? Mine keeps breaking.
The right post is out there. By tonight it's buried.
Every day people ask in public for a tool, a freelancer, an alternative or an answer. Hundreds of new posts land on top of them within hours, and nobody who could help ever sees them.
From a public post to a lead you can act on.
Follow one post through Sparrow. It's read, scored, and routed to wherever you'll act on it, all without you watching a feed.
Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky, matched to your keywords.
Reads every new post since the last scan.
Names the exact need and is ready to switch.
A score, a one-line reason and the type of post.
Had the same problem with currencies. I ended up using a tool that converts at payment time, happy to share what worked.
A first draft you edit and post yourself.
Everything that matched, sorted by intent.
Move leads from found to won.
Top leads by email after each scan.
Set it up once. The leads come to you.
Tell it what to listen for
Add the phrases someone would actually write, like “looking for a CRM” or “need a logo designer”, and pick where to listen.
It reads every new post
Sparrow checks Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky every 6 hours, or the moment you press scan.
Each post gets a score
AI rates how ready the person is, from 1 to 10, and tells you why in one line.
Alternative to Notion for client portals? Want to move this week.
Clear requirement with a deadline.
Our feature requests live in five different spreadsheets.
Describes the problem but isn't shopping yet.
Looking for a designer for a small SaaS landing page, budget ready.
Hiring now, with budget mentioned.
You reply while it's fresh
Copy a drafted reply, post it yourself, and move the lead along your Hunt Board.
Your reply, drafted
We moved our client portal off Notion last month. One link per client made the difference, happy to share how.
Copy replySame post, two very different endings.
Someone needs exactly what you do. Follow their post with Sparrow listening, and without.
Looking for a designer for a small SaaS landing page, budget ready.
Matched your keyword on the next scan
Ready to hire, budget mentioned
Edited the draft and posted it
“Can you send a quote?”
Pushed below the fold
Nobody scrolls this far
The thread goes quiet
They picked someone else
One number for how ready they are.
Every post gets an intent score from 1 to 10 and a one-line reason, so you know who to answer first.
Questions before you try it.
The fastest answer is usually to add one keyword and run a scan. It takes about a minute.
Create a free accountAnyone looking for people who need what they have, or who have what they need. Founders find customers, freelancers find clients, and anyone can find gigs, jobs or answers.
Searching means checking every site by hand, one query at a time. Sparrow watches all three sources for your keywords, has AI read each new post, and ranks them by how relevant each post is, so you only open the ones worth answering.
Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky. Each keyword can listen on one, two or all three.
No. Sparrow only reads public posts, so there's nothing to connect or log into. When you find a post worth answering, you reply from your own account.
The words someone would actually write when they need you, like “looking for a CRM” or “recommend a logo designer”. Short, specific phrases beat single words. Start with three to five and pause the ones that bring noise.
Yes, add the name as a keyword and you'll see new posts that mention it. Complaints about a competitor are flagged as their own type, and they're often the best leads you'll get.
Right away. Press scan and new posts usually arrive within a minute. After that Sparrow checks again every 6 hours on its own, and can email you the best new leads if you turn that on.
It's a 1 to 10 rating of how relevant the post is, with a one-line reason. It's AI, so it can misread sarcasm or a vague post. Use it to decide what to open first, not as a final verdict.
Yes. Write a keyword in any language and Sparrow finds posts using those words. The AI reads and scores them too, and writes its short explanation in English.
Never. It drafts a reply you can edit and copy, and you post it yourself. Sparrow only reads public posts, and you can export everything it saved for you from settings.