Missed Reddit leads — one‑click save + timed follow‑up reminders

Creators and small social-first SMBs on Reddit and similar platforms routinely lose opportunities because conversations are scattered across transient threads and private messages, and solo founders lack time or tooling to track and follow up. The target is roughly 2,000,000 such creators and SMBs, supporting an estimated $1.2B market at a $600 ACV ($50/user annually). You could build a lightweight browser extension plus mobile companion that enables one‑click saving of Reddit threads or DMs as leads, auto-extracts intent with an NLP model, generates concise summaries, and schedules timed follow-up reminders with AI‑drafted templates. Keep the core workflow deliberately simple and add optional exports and integrations (Slack, calendar, basic CRMs) so teams can adopt without heavy change management. This is attractive now because the creator economy and DM-first interactions are expanding while affordable text‑understanding models make intent detection and personalized follow-ups viable at low cost; the provided market score (85/100) and revenue potential (78/100) reflect that window before incumbents fully adapt. Competition is medium — general inboxes and CRMs exist, but few focus on short social text and the one‑click capture model. To stand out, prioritize extreme ease of use, models tuned for short, noisy social text, and privacy‑first light integrations; be candid that platform API limits, data access and user acquisition cost are the primary execution risks that will determine whether the idea scales.