Anyone can build a product now.
Getting found is the hard part.
ZeroCold finds public conversations where your product is the answer. Drafts the reply in your voice. People read it, click your name, and find you.
anyone using something to actually keep track of all the AI tool subs i keep signing up for? bills are getting wild.
yeah this is exactly why i built keepmysubs — pulls every recurring charge from gmail/your bank into one view, flags the duplicates. free tier covers most people.
You shipped. Now no one knows.
You used the AI tools. You shipped. Maybe it works really well. Now you're back on social asking "how did you get your first users?"
Part of the honest answer is this: somewhere right now, someone is publicly describing the exact problem your product solves, and they don't know you exist. Show up and answer their question well — you don't have to "do marketing," you just have to be there.
ZeroCold helps you be there.
Three steps. Then you mostly forget about it.
Discover.
Connect the social platforms where your users hang out. Tell ZeroCold what your product is and which keywords matter. A classifier you tune filters every match before you see it.
Draft.
When someone posts something your product genuinely helps with, ZeroCold writes a reply in your voice — citing your knowledge base, not making things up.
Approve.
You see the post and the draft side-by-side. Approve in inbox or Slack. You post from your own account. No approval, no post. Ever.
Your name is the CTA.
Inline links get treated as spam. Your name doesn't.
No links in the reply.
Drop a URL in a comment and the algorithm flags it. The community mutes you. Drop a thoughtful reply and the reader does the next step themselves.
They click your name.
A good reply earns curiosity. Curiosity earns a profile-click. That click is where you actually get found.
Your bio is the landing page.
What you build, who it's for, the link. ZeroCold helps you get the bio right on each platform.
Your reply is the introduction. Your bio is the landing page. That's the whole funnel — and it works because it stays inside what the community considers legitimate behaviour.
One good reply earns more than a hundred drive-bys.
Communities can smell inauthentic replies in two seconds. Anything that looks like marketing gets treated like marketing — muted, blocked, banned.
So ZeroCold makes some choices most outreach tools wouldn't:
- You post from your own account. No rotating personas, no brand handle pretending to be a person.
- The reply leaves the product link off. Your bio handles that. People who like your comment click your name to find you.
- Drafts sound like someone in the conversation. Not someone selling. Because the alternative is what gets accounts muted.
If that matches what you're trying to build, ZeroCold's for you.
People who actually built the thing they're talking about.
ZeroCold works best when you can answer questions about your product because you're the one who made the decisions in it.
The places people actually ask for help.
We start where the conversations are real. No bot-saturated networks, no pay-to-play feeds.
What ZeroCold actually puts in front of you.
A real Bluesky post (lightly anonymised) and the draft ZeroCold wrote against a knowledge base for a subscription tracker.
ok i just realized i'm paying for FOUR different ai writing tools. two of them i haven't opened in months. is there literally any decent way to track recurring stuff without manually combing through statements
this is exactly the problem keepmysubs solves — connect your gmail and bank, it pulls every recurring charge into one view and flags the duplicates and the ones you haven't opened recently. free tier covers most people's setup.
Not a growth-hack tool. Not a scheduler. Something else.
The questions everyone asks first.
Is this spam?
Will I get my account banned?
Does it post automatically?
Which platforms work today?
Can I see a sample reply before I sign up?
What about X / Reddit / LinkedIn?
How much will it cost?
Can I bring my own Slack?
We're using it ourselves first.
Beta access opens once we're confident the drafts produce replies you'd post under your own name. Drop your email to be among the first invited.
Apply for beta