Built by one person. With help from AI.

I'm Ruchit Dalwadi. I've spent the last decade building products — across startup engineering, product management, and zero-to-one launches.

ThreadSweep started from a problem I kept hitting myself: Reddit is full of people asking 'is there a tool that does X' — but every monitoring service surfaces the wrong threads, or buries the right ones under noise. Keyword regex can't tell a rant from a buyer.

Modern AI changed that. ThreadSweep classifies intent the way a human would — reading the thread, weighing context, deciding whether the poster is buying-ready or just venting. Then it drafts the reply you'd write yourself, so you spend five minutes a day acting on leads instead of fifty filtering them.

Every customer gets my direct line. If Day 1 leads are garbage, you walk — no questions.

Every B2B founder I know spends hours each week trying to find people who already want what they sell. Reddit is one of the few places where buyers describe their problems openly — but every existing monitor either misses the obvious signal or buries it in noise.

Two things changed in 2024–2025 that made ThreadSweep possible: frontier AI could finally classify thread intent the way a human would, and the cost of running that classification at scale dropped below $1 per customer per month. The combination unlocks a product that wasn't economically possible 18 months ago.

So I built it. Hand-delivered until automation earns it. Priced for founders, not for funded teams.