ClientWire

Alerts when someone on Reddit or Hacker News asks for a developer, designer, or writer like you and helps you write a useful answer.

Know when someone asks for a developer like you. ClientWire watches the places where people publicly ask for help and shows you the posts asking for what you do, so you can give a genuinely useful answer in that thread. What it does - Scans the subreddits you choose and Hacker News for posts like "looking for a developer", "need a designer", "[Hiring]", "recommend an agency", and budget mentions. - Ranks every post for relevance to what you do, 0 to 100, with the reasons shown. - Drafts a short, genuinely useful answer in your voice, included: 25 drafts during the trial, 300 a month on any paid plan (or unlimited with your own Anthropic or OpenAI key). You read it, edit it, and post it yourself, by hand, in the same public thread. - Keeps track of what you answered or ignored, with notes and CSV export. - Badge count for requests that arrived since you last looked, and an optional desktop notification when a highly relevant one appears. What it does not do - It never sends messages, emails, or DMs to anyone. - It never posts, votes, or comments on any site. - It never collects contact details or builds lists. - It never sends what it reads anywhere. Scanning happens in your browser; results stay in your browser. The only post that ever leaves is the one you click "Draft answer" on, sent for that draft and not stored. - No account, no tracking, no analytics. Who it is for Freelance developers, designers, writers, marketers, and small agencies who win work by giving the most useful public answer. Pricing 7-day free trial, then $19 per month or $149 per year. Payments by Polar (merchant of record).