GummySearch is a dashboard.
Karmy is a ping.
GummySearch is great for exploring Reddit audiences, if you have the time to sit in a dashboard and dig. Karmy does the digging for you: it watches your subreddits, scores threads by intent, and pings you the exact one to reply to, with a draft ready, inside Telegram.
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KarmyWhy people pick Karmy over GummySearch
Research is a rabbit hole
GummySearch gives you filters, themes and saved searches, and the temptation to explore for hours. Karmy skips straight to the part that grows your product: here's the thread, here's the reply.
Intent, not just topic
Knowing a subreddit talks about your space isn't the same as finding someone ready to buy. Karmy scores each thread by intent so you spend time only where it converts.
No dashboard to babysit
Another tool, another tab, another login. Karmy lives in Telegram and pings you only when there's a spot worth your time, then gets out of your way.
Words included
GummySearch stops at the insight. Karmy hands you a draft that reads like a real redditor, so you go from "found a thread" to "posted a reply" in a minute, or let a karmito do it.
The dashboard closed, the need did not
GummySearch announced it was winding down in late 2025, citing Reddit’s data licensing. It was the best known way to explore Reddit audiences: filters, saved searches, themes like solution requests and pain points, and a dashboard to dig through.
If you were using it, what you actually got from it was two things: knowing which communities matter for your product, and finding the conversations where someone wants what you sell. Karmy does both, and skips the digging.
Where each piece of that workflow lands
Karmy proposes the subreddits for your product from what it does and who uses it, checked against their rules. You see the list in the mission and can edit it. The free report shows the same for any website, with no account.
Instead of running searches, Karmy watches those subreddits through the day and sends you the threads where someone is asking for a tool like yours or questioning a competitor.
On Scale, the weekly competitor watch summarises what people said about each competitor: praise, complaints and about what, and who is looking to switch, with the threads behind every count.
The part a research tool never did: every opportunity comes with a draft written for that thread in your product’s voice.
What you lose and what you gain
You lose exploration. There is no interface to poke around in for two hours, no saved search to tweak, no chart of a subreddit’s vocabulary. If what you loved was the research itself, Karmy will feel narrow.
You gain the outcome without the sitting. The threads arrive where you already are, with the words drafted, while they are still fresh. For most founders, that is the part of the dashboard that ever produced a customer.
Moving from GummySearch
For the part that finds conversations and turns them into replies, yes. For open-ended audience research, no: Karmy picks the subreddits for your product and watches them, rather than giving you a research console.
Yes. Every mission lists its target subreddits, and the free Reddit report shows them for any website before you sign up.
Karmy reads public Reddit the way a person does and only surfaces threads with a link back to them. It does not resell Reddit data or offer bulk exports.
Karmy starts at €9 a month for one product, €19 for five, €39 for twenty with competitor watch and the MCP. There is a 10 day trial with no card.
Compare Karmy with the rest
Weighing GummySearch against the other options? These pages lay out the same split, tool by tool.
Less researching. More showing up.
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