If people are complaining about your competitors online, SnitchFeed gets you into that thread first.
Meet Overmind
Overmind turns your company into an AI lab. The people it sells to talk in public about evals, agent reliability, LLM costs, and tools like Langfuse, spread across Reddit, X, LinkedIn and Hacker News.
Sam Morris is Overmind's founding GTM hire. SnitchFeed wasn't new to him. At his previous company, it was the fastest way to find people who had the problem they solved, so when he joined Overmind, it was one of the first tools he set up.
Good threads went cold before he found them
Before SnitchFeed, Sam searched Reddit, X and LinkedIn by hand for those conversations. It took ages, and by the time he found most of the good threads, they had already gone cold.
Now the conversations come to him
I spend my time engaging instead of searching.
SnitchFeed now sends Sam 50 to 90 relevant mentions a day. Each one gets a fit score, based on how closely the post matches what Overmind sells and who it sells to, plus tags like “seeking alternative” or “pain point”. The people looking to switch stand out straight away, and new ones land in his Slack and inbox as SnitchFeed finds them.
Seeking alternatives to Helicone due to maintenance and security issues
we've had Helicone sitting in front of our OpenAI and Anthropic calls for about a year self hosted, mostly for request logs and cost per feature and since Mintlify acquired it in march it's been in maintenance mode, security updates, bug fixes and new model support but a frozen roadmap, and our security team isn't thrilled about running something in the request path that's no longer moving […]
Nine listeners, three jobs
Each of Sam's listeners watches for one kind of conversation. Together, they cover everything from ready-to-switch buyers to what investors are saying.
Win switchers
- Competitor complaints
- Buyer intent
Spot the pain
- Agent quality
- LLM cost
- Early pain
Watch the market
- Investors
- Brand
Reply, DM, or write about it
What happens next depends on the thread. Usually Sam replies right there with something useful. Sometimes he DMs the person directly.
When the same complaint keeps showing up, Sam turns it into a blog post or an SEO page, so the next person with that problem finds Overmind on their own.
SnitchFeed makes those topics easy to spot. Posts worth writing about get a “content opportunity” tag, and with SnitchFeed's MCP server, Claude or any other AI assistant can pull those posts together, group the complaints that keep coming back, and turn them into a brief for the next article.
Bandwidth is a scarce resource, and SnitchFeed saves me a ton.
A product that keeps getting better
Parth is the most responsive and open-minded founder I've worked with. He's always open to new ideas and constantly improves the product based on user needs. The growth and quality of the platform represent that.
Sam has used SnitchFeed at two companies, so he has seen it grow. What stands out to him is how it grows: new capabilities that add power without getting in the way of what already works.
Expect product improvements that don't hinder you with new features, but provide additional power to the platform's use in a really well thought out way.