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How to read the feedback on your launch post on X

Paste the link of your launch post below and run an AI report. It reads up to 2,000 top-level replies and lists the questions, complaints, requests and praise, each with the replies behind it and links to them, so the launch thread becomes a ranked to-do list in about a minute.

Updated November 14, 2026

Free: the count and the first 500 comments. · Several links?

Email me new comments

We check this post on a schedule and email you the comments posted since the last check. They also wait on your account page as a file, for 30 days.

With words set, you're emailed only when a new comment mentions one of them; every new comment still goes in the file.

Step by step

  1. Paste the launch post

    From x.com or twitter.com; the account has to be public.

  2. Run the report

    A report is 1,000 points, $10. It takes about a minute for a few hundred replies.

  3. Answer the top questions

    Reply in the thread to the most-asked ones while people are still reading it.

  4. Watch the rest

    "Email me new comments" emails the replies that come in after.

A real launch, read

Our sample report on Obsidian's command-line tool launch (361 replies, 67 seconds) found the top question "Does it work headless / without the Obsidian app running?" (14 replies), the top request "Make it headless / standalone for VPS and Linux servers" (13), and the top praise "Great for AI agents and automation workflows" (12). That's the next release's headline and the launch's best quote.

What X hands out

X keeps back replies it ranks low or hides, from everyone who isn't the author. On November 14, 2026, a post X counted 429 replies on gave 327 (76%). Quote posts are separate posts, not replies, so they aren't included.

Real report · X · 361 comments · November 14, 2026

361 replies to Obsidian's CLI launch on X

Read the whole report

Questions

Do I need X API access?

No. Paste the link; nothing asks for an X login or a developer account.

Can I get the replies as a spreadsheet?

Yes, export them (300 points per 1,000 rows, $3 at the base rate) with the @handle, text, likes, date and a link to each reply.

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