Where does enrichment data come from?

Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky are read through their public APIs. Twitter/X, LinkedIn and Instagram are read through a third-party data provider. Only content the poster made public is ever read.

Which leads are worth enriching?

Threads scoring 70 and above. Enrichment on low-intent threads costs time and tells you little, because the limiting factor there is intent rather than who is asking.

Lead Enrichment — Context on the Person Behind the Thread

See account age, karma, posting history and stated role for the author of a high-intent thread, so you can judge whether a conversation is worth your time before you write.

Know who you're talking to. Enrich author profiles with public data to prioritize high-value leads.

What It Does

When you find a high-intent thread, you can enrich the author's profile to see:

Reddit Authors

Karma — Total post + comment karma (higher = more influential)
Account Age — How long they've been on Reddit
Verified Email — Whether they verified their email (quality signal)

Hacker News Authors

Karma — HN karma score
Account Age — When they joined HN
About — Their self-description (often includes role/company)
Submission Count — How active they are

How to Use It

Go to Dashboard → Threads
Find a thread you're interested in
Click the Enrich button next to the author's name
The enrichment data appears inline — no page reload needed

Why Enrich?

Prioritize high-karma users — Their threads get more visibility, so your comment reaches more people
Filter out throwaway accounts — New accounts with low karma are often low-quality leads
Identify decision-makers — HN users often list their role in "About" (CTO, founder, etc.)
Account age = trust signal — Older accounts posting about problems are more likely genuine buyers

Tips

Focus enrichment on threads scored 70+ — don't waste time on low-intent leads
Reddit users with 10k+ karma are often power users in their niche
HN users who describe themselves as "founder" or "CTO" in their About section are high-value leads
Reddit, Hacker News, and Bluesky are read through their public APIs. Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Instagram are read through third-party scrapers (Apify), because those platforms do not offer a usable free API. We only ever read content the poster made public.