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Show HN: Bruce – AI signal radar for Reddit/HN that learns what matters to you
I built Bruce because I was drowning in noise while trying to launch my own SaaS.
I had F5Bot set up for keywords, but it was sending me 50+ alerts a day —
mostly irrelevant. I'd spend 20 minutes triaging to find 2 threads worth
responding to. The problem wasn't lack of monitoring, it was lack of signal.
Bruce is different: instead of matching keywords, it scores every item 0-100
against your product context, ICP, and competitor list. It understands why
something is relevant, not just that a keyword appeared.
The part I'm most excited about: it learns. Every time you act on a signal
or dismiss one, Bruce adjusts. By week 2, it's surfacing very different
(better) things than week 1.
What it monitors: Reddit, Hacker News, RSS feeds, ProductHunt, and anything
with an RSS endpoint via RSSHub (YouTube channels, newsletters, etc.)
Stack: Next.js 15, PostgreSQL, Drizzle, Better Auth, my self-built AI runtime,
RSSHub.
Live at https://smartbruce.com https://smartbruce.com
Happy to answer questions about the scoring model or architecture.
- julianazck 7mo agoNice tool, rklosowski! It also has signals from X?
- rklosowski 7mo agoThat's on the roadmap, X Api can get expensive $$$