The post you missed last week#
Somewhere on LinkedIn or Reddit last week, someone asked for exactly what your business sells. You did not answer, because you never saw it. Social platforms are where buying intent shows up first, and none of them will notify you when it does.
The classic fix is a monitoring dashboard: one more tool, one more tab, one more thing nobody opens after week two. PingMe takes the opposite approach. It brings the matches to the place your team already watches all day.
What PingMe does#
You create a monitor: a source, a handful of keywords, and a check frequency.
- LinkedIn posts. Every public post matching your search queries, checked on your schedule.
- Reddit posts. Watch specific subreddits and catch every matching post in them, or search all of Reddit for your keywords.
When a monitor finds something new, it delivers a ping to the Discord channel you chose: the post preview with your keywords in bold, who wrote it and when, a link to the original, and two buttons. Done marks it handled and shows who took it. Rejected dismisses it. Your team triages leads the same way it triages everything else, in chat.
Duplicates never ping twice. Quiet keywords stay silent. There is nothing to refresh.
Pay per ping, nothing else#
Monitoring tools love seat pricing and tiers. PingMe has one number: a price per delivered ping, with your first 50 pings free every month. If your keywords are quiet, your bill is zero. If a launch week doubles your matches, you pay for exactly those extra messages and nothing more.
What is next#
Discord delivery is live today. Slack and Telegram are next, followed by more sources: X, Facebook groups, and Hacker News are highest on the list. Every new source and destination plugs into the monitors and pricing you already have.
Setting up your first monitor takes about two minutes: sign in with Discord, connect a channel, add your keywords. The next time someone posts the thing you have been waiting for, you will know within minutes.