AI-Powered Reddit Simulation
What Would Reddit Say?
Post anything. See how Reddit would react & react back.
Brutal, hilarious, and scarily realistic threads.
Think of it as a stress-test for your ideas, opinions or questions, but with a fun twist. Catch the misunderstandings, refine your phrasing, and see how the crowd might react before you ever hit publish on the real Reddit. No risk, all the roasts.
Why people use this
Because asking your friends "what do you think?" is how bad ideas survive.
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Risk-free stress testing
Test your controversial opinions or new business ideas without the risk of a permanent public dogpile or nuking your actual karma.
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Catch misunderstandings
Reddit is legendary for missing the point. See exactly where your phrasing might fail so you can fix it before the real pitch.
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Subreddit-specific logic
r/startups will roast your business model. r/antiwork will roast your boss. r/programming will roast your syntax. Know your audience.
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Validation (or a reality check)
See if your post actually builds momentum or dies in "New." Get a scarily realistic preview of the real upvote/downvote dynamics.
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Full chaotic threads
It's not just one comment. It's nested arguments, witty one-liners, and the inevitable person who thinks they're smarter than you.
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Iterate & Perfect
Run the same post with different tones or to different subreddits. Refine your message until it's Reddit-proof.
Choose your subreddit
🚀r/startupsFREE
Skeptical but constructive
❓r/askredditFREE
Chaotic storytelling
💻r/programming
Technically critical
✊r/antiwork
Hostile to employers
🧠r/iamverysmart
Mocking pretension
🔥r/unpopularopinion
Combative debate
👶r/explainlikeimfive
Patient & educational
🚿r/showerthoughts
Witty & philosophical
🤦r/tifu
Sympathetic but amused
💔r/relationship_advice
Brutally honest
💰r/personalfinance
Fiscally conservative
Test the waters — See how the internet would react
3 free simulations. No credit card required.
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