How Peitho works, end to end
The full pipeline: how leads are discovered and scored, how drafts are written per platform, how publishing is paced, and what gets measured.
Discover
It reads the room before you speak.
Peitho watches the places your buyers already are — subreddits, X, Discord, independent forums and feeds — alongside business registries and map data for local businesses. Each source keeps a watermark, so a poll asks only for what is new rather than re-reading the same page.
- Scored on whether the author is asking for help, not just whether the keywords appear
- Communities that ban self-promotion are skipped before a draft exists
- A source finding nothing is reported as quiet, not as broken
Draft
Replies that sound like a person, not a campaign.
Every lead gets a draft written for its own context: the community's norms, the thread's actual complaint, and your voice. Reddit gets value first and no hard sell, X gets one sharp line, LinkedIn gets the professional narrative.
- Every score is inspectable — the five features and what each contributed
- Tone presets per platform, editable before anyone approves anything
- Nothing is queued until a person approves it
Publish
One approval, then a staggered rollout.
Approved posts go out one at a time on a schedule you set, rather than in one burst. Rate limits are enforced per account and per platform, and the channels the platforms do not allow to be automated come back to you as a task with the copy already written.
- Drip sequences spread a rollout across days instead of minutes
- Facebook Groups return as “post this yourself”, copy ready to paste
- A failure records the platform's own reason, not a generic error
Measure
It tells you what to change, and shows its working.
Engagement is pulled back from every platform on a schedule, and the replies land in a single inbox classified by sentiment. Once there is enough history, Peitho tells you which platform, community, time of day and tone actually earned the reply.
- Suggestions always cite the numbers behind them
- Replies can be drafted, approved and sent without leaving the inbox
- Per-platform metrics, with UTM tags on every link it publishes
Why it is built this way
Posting tools schedule what you already wrote. Peitho finds where it belongs.
Human approval, always
Drafting and publishing are separate steps. Nothing reaches a community without someone deciding it should.
Explainable scoring
Every lead shows why it ranked where it did — whether it matches the topic, whether the author is asking for help, how live the thread is, and what was deducted for promotion.
Rules, not just rate limits
Communities that ban self-promotion are detected and blocked before a draft is even written for them.
Find the demand. Answer it first.
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