Draft posts forSthat read like the rest of the feed.
Paste your product URL. Lurker picks the communities that fit, drafts posts that follow each one's tone and rules, and hands you copy-ready text. You post from your own account.
URL in.
Community-ready draft out.
Skip re-reading every community's rules page. Lurker ships presets and matches your product to the right fit.
Rules and tone, pre-learned.
Each community's diction, disclosure format, and downvote triggers are baked into a preset — nothing to configure.
We pick the community for you.
Your product URL is enough. Lurker extracts the ICP, matches against the preset pool, and returns top picks with fit scores.
See why each pick was chosen.
Extended thinking streams into the UI as it matches. No black-box picks — walk away whenever the logic doesn't convince you.
Copy is blocked until disclosure is in.
"Show HN:" prefix and first-person creator phrasing — required by each community's norms — are verified before you can copy.
Tone tweaks in a single click.
Shorter. Friendlier. More technical. Stronger disclosure. Each is a button — no re-prompting.
From URL to a ready-to-post draft.
Three steps, no setup.
Paste your product URL
Your landing page is the only input. No sign-up, no configuration.
We pick and draft
Lurker ranks communities that fit, then drafts a post for each in its native tone.
Copy and post
Paste the draft into your own account on the community. Lurker never posts for you.
Made for every community worth posting in.
19 live today · each one with its own tone, disclosure rules, and rules-of-engagement baked into the draft.
- Hacker News — Show HNLive
Engineers and indie hackers. Plain prose, technical honesty, disclosure as a verb.
- Product Hunt — LaunchLive
Launch-day visibility for makers. Hook + maker story + visuals drive votes.
- Reddit — r/SideProjectLive
Solo-builder energy. Honest current state and 'be brutal' framing land best.
- Indie Hackers
- Launch HN
- Lobsters
- Dev.to
- Hashnode
- r/IndieDev
- r/startups
- r/Entrepreneur
- r/SaaS
- r/microsaas
- r/ChatGPT
- r/programming
- r/webdev
- r/selfhosted
- r/MachineLearning
- r/InternetIsBeautiful