Use cases
Find customers for a developer tool
Developer tools spread when a specific person is blocked. NedlyGo looks for public posts about that block: a missing integration, a flaky workflow, or a question about what library other teams adopted.
Pains developers write down
The useful complaints are concrete. A CI job is too slow, an SDK does not cover an endpoint, local setup takes a day, or logs are impossible to query. Generic praise for “DX” is not a lead.
- An integration that does not exist yet
- A workaround the team is tired of maintaining
- A question about what replaced an older library
Buying signals in technical posts
Intent shows up as a request for a maintained option, a migration, or a hosted version of something they built internally. A bug report with no interest in switching is a different kind of post and should not be pitched.
Examples
Someone asks for a tracing tool that works with their existing queue, not “observability” in the abstract. Someone else asks which auth library people moved to after a breaking release. Your docs page is what tells those posts apart.
How to show up
Answer the technical question first. NedlyGo can draft from the opportunity, but a developer audience will ignore a draft that skips the constraint they named. You send the reply from your own account.
Questions
- Does NedlyGo read private GitHub issues?
- No. Discovery uses indexed public web results. Private repositories and private communities are out of scope.
- Is Reddit enough for a developer tool?
- Often for a first pass. Add X and LinkedIn with Pro when buyers also ask outside Reddit.
See which conversations match your site
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