The Reply Analyzer
Paste any public X post and get the whole reply thread read for you: what people actually said, how they felt, which replies matter, and which of them you can message.
What it does
Paste the URL of any public X post — yours, a competitor's, or any thread in your niche. The Analyzer pulls the replies, reads all of them, and returns a structured breakdown instead of a wall of comments.
What you get back
Summary
A plain-language read on what the thread actually concluded, so you do not have to skim two hundred replies to find out.
Sentiment split
Positive, neutral, and negative as percentages. Useful as a before-and-after when you are testing how a message lands.
Themes
The handful of distinct points people made, each with a representative quote. This is usually where the product feedback hides.
Top replies, ranked
The most insightful and highest-intent responses surfaced first, so the good ones do not get buried under "this".
Highlights
The non-obvious takeaways — objections, recurring questions, and buying signals you would have scrolled past.
Suggested poll
A ready-to-post poll with options, written from the actual disagreement in the thread.
DM-able leads
Every replier who can receive a message, turned into a lead list in one click.
Use it for content, not just leads
Most people run it to find leads and stop there. The more valuable output is usually the writing material, because it is the one thing you cannot get from a keyword tool: real sentences from real people about the exact thing you sell.
Social posts
Themes are ready-made post angles. A theme that came up eleven times is a post that will land, because you already watched it resonate.
Blog articles
Objections and recurring questions become sections. Quoting a real reply, attributed, beats another paragraph of generic advice.
Polls
Post the suggested poll to the same audience. It rides the thread's momentum and gives you a second round of signal.
Better DM copy
Objections here are the objections your outreach will hit. Answer the top one in your opening line and reply rates move.
From insight to outreach
Analyze the post
Paste the URL and run it. You will see the reply count and how many are DM-able before anything else.
Read the themes and highlights first
Before touching the leads. What people objected to should shape the message you are about to send them.
Turn the repliers into a lead list
One click converts the DM-able repliers into a saved list and opens the campaign wizard.
Write the opener from what you just read
You know the topic, the common objection, and the language they used. Use it.
Keeping the cost sensible
Cost scales with replies analyzed, so a 200-reply thread costs roughly three times a 60-reply one. Pick threads for signal, not size.
A thread where people wrote sentences is worth far more than one full of one-word replies, at the same price.
Analyzing your own posts is the cheapest ongoing research loop you have — the audience is already yours.
Read a whole thread in seconds
Paste any X post and see the sentiment, the themes, and everyone you could message.