What Distrarc does for devtool founders
Developers often describe a workflow problem before they name a category or ask for a vendor. Distrarc starts with what your tool does and looks for public questions that match that problem.
Posts it looks for
It can surface requests for a tool recommendation, questions about a difficult workflow, or discussions comparing approaches. Each result links back to the original post so you can judge its context.
Example post titles, for illustration only:
- How do you debug slow CI builds?
- Any tools for tracing requests across services?
These are examples of questions, not posts Distrarc has found or leads it promises to find.
Replies stay in your hands
A draft starts with an answer to the technical question, then mentions your tool only when it fits and discloses your connection to it. You review and edit the draft, then decide whether to post it from your own account. Nothing is posted without your approval.
See what people are asking
Enter your website to get a first report of relevant public discussions. If no strong match is verified, Distrarc says so.