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Linkeddit
✓ verifiedPaid
Demand and competitor intelligence that mines Reddit, reviews, and the web for buyer intent and switching signals.
11K visits/mo17K saves
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Smart Paste
✓ verifiedFreemium
A browser extension that automates data entry by extracting tables and fields from websites and PDFs and auto-filling forms.
1.5K visits/mo
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Autonoma
✓ verifiedFreemium
Open-source testing platform where AI agents drive your app end-to-end to catch regressions on every PR, no test code needed.
72K visits/mo9.3K saves
Pricing
Pro: $49/mo
Free Plan: $0 (50 interactions per week)
Pro Plan: $3.99/month (beta pricing, unlimited copy and paste)
Free & pay-as-you-go: $0 to start (100K credits free, then $100 per 150K credits)
Self-hosted: $0 (free forever, unlimited)
Core features
- ✦Graded weekly competitor intelligence briefs
- ✦Live buyer-intent and complaint feed
- ✦Reddit lead and subreddit discovery
- ✦AI content writer from trending discussions
- ✦MCP integration and Chrome extension
- ✦Extracts formatted tables from websites and PDFs to the clipboard
- ✦Copies specific web page fields into a structured table
- ✦Automatically fills web forms from an imported table
- ✦Works with local PDF documents as well as live websites
- ✦Hotkey-driven automation for repetitive entry tasks
- ✦Local, on-device processing with no cloud data transfer
- ✦AI agents navigate your app in real browsers
- ✦One-command setup that maps flows and drafts tests
- ✦SDK to seed and tear down real data
- ✦Runs on every PR against preview deploys
- ✦No test code required
- ✦Open-source with a self-hosted option
- ✦Integrates with GitHub, Vercel and Linear
Use cases
- →Tracking competitor changes and complaints
- →Finding high-intent buyers on Reddit
- →Turning discussions into ready-to-post content
- →Transferring repeated data between web apps and spreadsheets
- →Filling out lengthy online forms from an existing data table
- →Extracting tabular data from PDFs into Excel or Google Sheets
- →Automating repetitive data-entry tasks with hotkeys
- →Catching regressions before merging PRs
- →End-to-end testing without writing scripts
- →QA for fast-shipping product teams
- →Self-hosted testing on your own infrastructure
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