Gorilla Desk reads Reddit, X, Bluesky and Hacker News for people asking for what you sell, drafts the reply in your voice, and posts it from your own accounts once they have warmed up. You approve with a swipe. No bought accounts, no bots, no bans.
Free brief in about a minute, no account needed. Plans from $49 per venture a month, cancel any time. See how it works

That is the whole setup. Under a minute, on your phone.

Paste your URL and it comes back with a brief: who buys, what hurts, who you are up against, the buying signals it will listen for, and your voice.

One agent per network watches the communities in your brief every hour, scores each thread for intent, and drafts a reply when one is worth it.

Right to approve, left to pass. It waits for a safe slot, posts from your account, and tracks every click and signup back to the post.
Clicks, engagement and posts over 14 days. Which network earns and which one is noise. Top posts ranked by what they brought in, not by likes. A weekly memo that says what to stop and what to double.

Your brief describes who buys and what they type when they need you. The agents match threads to that meaning, not to a keyword list, so a rant with your keyword in it scores a 12 and a person asking for a tool scores an 88.
A warming lane before any mention, the 90/10 rule enforced by software, community rules read before every post, honest disclosure, daily health checks, and never a bought or stealth account. The whole design is public.
It reads your site once and writes in your voice. Helpful first, a disclosure you chose when it mentions you, no link unless the thread is actually asking for one.
Every draft waits for your tap until you have approved a run of them untouched. Then drafts like those go out on their own, per platform, per kind of post. Hold one and it waits for you again.
Each business is its own workspace: its own brief, communities, accounts, voice and feed, rolled up on one screen. Agencies run a workspace per client and switch in a tap.
Every link is tracked. Add one line to your site and each signup shows up next to the post that caused it. It learns which communities pay and leans into them.
Communities can smell a bot, and the tools that used farms of accounts are gone. So every account here earns the right to mention you the way a person would: by being useful for weeks first, from an account you own.
Helpful replies only. No links, no posts, no venture mentions.
More replies and original posts, still no venture mentions.
Venture mentions with disclosure, links where allowed.
Full caps. Keep the ratio honest and it stays unlocked.
Age counts from the account's real creation date, so an account you have had for years starts Established.
Yesterday in dollars, what is going out on its own with a Hold button, and what needs a decision with Approve and Reject links. Most days that is your whole marketing job.
Every link is tracked and one line on your site reports signups. So it does not just count clicks. It learns that r/agency replies made you $340 last month and r/marketing made nothing, and it moves.
No free trial, no setup fee, no contract. Cancel any time. Run as many ventures as you like.
One venture, the free networks, you approve everything.
Adds X search and replies, and autopilot once it has earned it.
For agencies and portfolios that need volume and reporting.
Every plan posts from your own accounts, warms them up first, tracks every link and sends the morning email.
It is built around not doing that, and the whole design is published on the safety page. A new account spends its first weeks only being helpful, with no mentions and no links. Caps and gaps are per account and per community, community rules are read before every post, promotion is held to the 90/10 rule, and a daily health check watches for shadowbans and removals. If health drops, the account slows down or pauses on its own. No tool can promise a platform will never ban you for a judgement call; what we promise is that nothing mechanical will give you away.
Yes, and only as you. You connect your own Reddit, X, Bluesky or LinkedIn accounts and every reply goes out from them. There are no managed accounts, no bought accounts and no stealth accounts, ever. If you would rather not connect an account, drafts still land in your feed with a one-tap button that opens the app with the text prefilled, and you post it yourself.
Because the accounts that survive are the ones where a person is in the loop. Every venture starts in review mode. Autopilot is earned per platform after you approve a run of drafts untouched, and it is lost again the moment you hold one. Starter never auto-posts at all.
Gorilla Desk reads Reddit through the official API signed in as your own account, a few searches per venture at a time, never as a bulk scraper. It watches X, Bluesky, Hacker News and LinkedIn the same way, so no single platform decides whether your marketing runs. If one tightens up, your brief and accounts stay yours and the desk shifts weight to the others.
Paste a URL, read the brief, deploy. After that it is a minute or two a day: swipe through what needs you, and read the morning email. Once you have approved a few drafts untouched, similar ones go out without you.
The brief is free: paste your URL and read what it found before you pay anything. The agents themselves need a plan, per venture per month, and you can cancel any time. The first week is usually the quietest, because your accounts are still warming up, and we would rather you see a real month than a trial that ends before the good part.
With Google, Apple, or an email and password. Your account is created the moment you finish the brief and pick a plan; there is no waiting list and nobody has to email you a login.
X charges per post read on its pay-per-use API. Gorilla Desk keeps its own ledger, searches X on a fixed cadence, and stops searching when your monthly read cap is reached, so there are no surprise bills. Starter does not use X at all.
Yes. Each venture is its own workspace with its own accounts, voice, communities and feed. Switch between them in one tap. Agencies run a workspace per client.
Paste a URL and read your brief in a minute, free. Pick a plan and wake up to a feed of buyers worth answering, with drafts in your voice waiting for a swipe.