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Give us context
Tell us your X handle, what you know, the topics you care about, and optional product context.
A useful conversation is happening
Ding dong.
Opportunity calling.
Someone on X is asking a question you can answer. Ding Dong finds worthwhile conversations, drafts a useful reply from your context, and sends it to Telegram. You edit and post.
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Less scrolling.
More useful replies.
Being early to the right thread beats being loud in the wrong one. The problem was never writing the reply — it was finding the thread while it's still warm.
The old way
- Open X “for five minutes.” Surface forty minutes later.
- Finally spot the perfect thread — from two days ago, 400 replies deep.
- Draft a reply, reread it, delete it, close the app.
- Repeat tomorrow. Feel vaguely bad about all of it.
The Ding Dong way
- Telegram dings when a recent thread matches your topics.
- The reply is drafted from the context you provided.
- Open it on X, edit it if needed, and decide whether to post.
- Back to building. No automatic posting.
How it works
Find your thread.
Keep building.
Ding Dong narrows the search. You decide whether the conversation is worth joining.
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We find recent threads
Ding Dong checks X during your daily discovery run and filters for relevant conversations and obvious spam.
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Telegram delivers the ding
You get the matched thread, a short reason it matters, and one suggested reply in Telegram.
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You make the call
Open the reply in X, make it yours, and post only when you are happy with it.
Example dings
Not every post.
The right posts.
A ding is a doorbell, not a fire alarm. Ding Dong sends fewer opportunities when the match is weak; plan limits are maximums, not quotas.
Founder, 2,300 followers · 12m ago
“Why does every scheduling tool assume I have a team of ten? I'm
one person. I need one calendar.”
Illustrative draft
“If you're building for one person, a single calendar can be enough.
The useful part is removing team assumptions instead of adding more setup.”
Why it might ding: the topic overlaps with your product context.
Indie hacker, 11k followers · 4m ago
“What's everyone using for push notifications in React Native these
days? Firebase feels like overkill.”
Illustrative draft
“Notifee with direct APNs can be a lighter option when Firebase feels like
too much. The trade-off is more setup around registration and background tasks.”
Why it might ding: the question matches a topic you chose.
Public conversation · recent
“Hot take: most AI wrappers will be dead in a year. Reply with the
exception you'd bet on.”
Illustrative draft
“The ones that survive own a distribution channel the model can't
replace. The model is the engine, not the car — and nobody buys an
engine.”
Why it might ding: there is a clear opening for a useful contribution.
Pricing
One plan.
Useful limits.
Try Ding Dong for seven days with a card on file, then keep the founder offer. Ding Dong drafts, Telegram delivers, and you decide what to post.
Founder offer
Keep the signal flowing
Card required at checkout. Choose monthly or annual billing after your trial.
Get started- Up to 10 opportunities per day
- Daily discovery based on your topics
- Telegram delivery
- Manual posting in X
Questions
The short answers.
If it isn't here, ask us when you get your first ding.
Does it post for me automatically?
No. Telegram gives you one button to open the reply on X. You edit it there and decide whether to post. Ding Dong never posts automatically.
Isn't this just reply-guy spam with extra steps?
Ding Dong filters for relevance, freshness, obvious spam, and whether you have a credible contribution to make. You remain the final filter on every reply.
Will X ban me for this?
Ding Dong does not use X OAuth or post to X. It finds public X conversations and drafts replies; you open X and post manually from your own account.
How are replies drafted?
You provide your X handle, topics, short profile, and optional product context. Ding Dong uses that context with one balanced policy: useful, specific, relevant, and never forced.
How many dings will I get?
Your 7-day trial and founder plan can receive up to 10 opportunities per local day. These are maximums; weak batches can produce fewer.
Where do the alerts arrive?
Telegram is the delivery channel in the current MVP.
What does it cost?
Start with a 7-day free trial with a card required. The founder offer is $9 per month or $90 per year, reduced from $19 and $190, with up to 10 opportunities per day.
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