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I built a free Chrome extension to make Reddit search actually useful — would love your feedback!
r/SideProject
5/21/2025
SAAS TOOLS
| SaaS | URL | Category | Features/Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| RedditFinder | https://redditfinder.me | Browser Extension | - Saves recent Reddit search terms |
- Manages, reuses, and edits saved searches
- Smart search templates
- Highlights keywords in posts/comments
- 100% local, no sign-up or tracking
USER NEEDS
Pain Points:
- Reddit's built-in search is ineffective
- Difficulty saving and reusing search terms
- Time wasted copying/pasting search queries
Problems to Solve:
- Need for better search organization and efficiency
- Desire to save and reuse search terms easily
- Want to highlight keywords in posts/comments
Potential Solutions:
- Browser extension for enhanced search functionality
- Local storage without sign-up or tracking
- Smart search templates for common use cases
GROWTH FACTORS
Effective Strategies:
- Building a free, useful tool to attract users
- Solving specific pain points in target platform
Marketing & Acquisition:
- Sharing on relevant subreddits
- Engaging with potential users directly
Monetization & Product:
- Free model with potential for premium features
- Focus on solving core search pain points
User Engagement:
- Encouraging feedback and feature requests
- Building community through direct interaction