Chrome extension · Beta

Kickstart conversations with your first users on Reddit.

No Need to read the whole thread. Get your first drafts written to your target users based on your goal. Copy, edit, and send.

Works on reddit.com · 10 free drafts — no API key needed · See the craft step

Built for founders hunting first users

Same workflow whether you’re pre-launch or post-launch stuck. Not a spam blaster.

Twight suggests. You craft it.

Drafts are a kickstart — not the final message. Edit until it sounds like you.

Suggested draft

hitting that post-launch wall is super common when launching side projects like shaadi.diy. are you relying mostly on organic content right now, or have you tried reaching out directly to people asking for advice in wedding subreddits?

Your edit

a whole account banned right here!! .. are you relying mostly on organic content right now, or have you tried reaching out directly to people asking for advice in wedding subreddits?

When they reply, keep the thread

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    Save DMsChat List keeps the post, your opener, and your goal for that person.
  • 2
    Paste their replyTell Twight what they said. Now it’s okay to introduce what you built — gently.
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    Send your wayGet a follow-up draft, edit it, send on Reddit yourself.

Public comments? Continue those yourself in the thread — Twight’s job was starting the conversation.

How it works

Twight is a side panel on Reddit. It is not a bot that posts for you.

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    Sign in with GoogleOpen the extension and sign in. New accounts get 10 free drafts — no API key needed.
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    Load the threadOn any post, load the thread. Twight uses it to find potential first users and draft openers — so you don’t have to read everything.
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    Edit & sendPick a draft, make it yours, copy and send yourself.
  4. 4
    Follow up from Chat ListSave DMs, paste replies later, keep full thread context.

Ready to start a real conversation?

Install Twight, open a Reddit post, and generate your first drafts in minutes.

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