Make what you build known.
AI distribution agent for builders: Software, Local gym, Creator, Open source, Local clinic, Online store, Indie game, Agency, Consumer brand, Newsletter
How Builder Falcon works
- You tell Falcon what you’re building in one sentence: software, a local business, a creator channel or anything else.
- Falcon thinks it through: it reads your website and accounts, analyzes business insights, identifies potential customers, creates intent signals and generates a marketing plan.
- The Falcon agent listens to conversations on Reddit, X, Hacker News, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok in real time, analyzes each post as it appears, and forecasts leads from Google Maps, Apollo and LinkedIn. Your plan activates the relevant parts of each.
- It surfaces one steady stream of high-intent posts, comments and threads, and the businesses and people that fit.
- Falcon replies in those conversations in your voice as they happen, and sends personalized outreach emails to the leads.
The examples are fictional; posts, people and businesses are illustrative.
You build relentlessly.
We make the world know about it.
Tell Falcon what you’re building. It finds the people already asking for it, drafts a genuinely helpful reply in your voice, and posts it from your own browser when you say so.
How it works
From one sentence to the right conversations
Falcon does the searching and the first draft. You stay the author of everything posted under your name.
- 01
Tell Falcon what you build
A name and a link is enough. Falcon reads your site and learns who you help.
- 02
It finds the conversations
Posts and threads where people ask for what you make, ranked by how well they fit.
- 03
It drafts in your voice
A reply that answers the person first and says plainly that you built the thing.
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You approve, it posts
Review each one, or let Falcon post automatically from your own Chrome.
Every opportunity, ready
The post, why it fits, and a reply worth sending
Each opportunity arrives with the conversation, a fit score and a draft written for that community. Approve it, edit it or skip it.
- Ranked by fit, so the best conversations come first
- Daily limits and spacing on every platform
- Drafted while the thread is still live
How are you all tracking expenses without losing your mind?
Tax season again and I have receipts in three email inboxes and a shoebox. What do you actually use?
Reply in this thread · drafted for Ledgerly
Shoebox club, I was there. Forwarding every receipt to one address and tagging it monthly is what fixed it for me. I built Ledgerly to do exactly that, so I'm biased, but the habit works with any tool.
Our new hires don't get a laptop until day three. How do you fix this?
Every quarter we promise a better first week and every quarter IT is late.
Comment on this post · drafted for Onboardly
Day-three laptops are so common. What worked for teams we work with at Onboardly: a shared checklist that starts at offer-accept, so IT sees the start date two weeks out.
Natural engagement
Show up like a builder, not a bot
In your voice
Falcon learns how you talk about your product and writes like a helpful person, not an ad.
Honest about who you are
Replies say plainly that you built the thing. Useful first, promotional second.
While the thread is live
Falcon engages when the person asking is still there to read the answer.
You stay in control
Review first by default, a fit bar, daily limits and one switch to pause everything.
From your own browser
Falcon posts from your Chrome, as the account you’re signed in with. No shared bot accounts.
Platforms
Wherever your customers already talk
Each platform has its own rules and rhythm. Falcon writes for each one, and posts less where the community expects less.