HuddleWatch
VerifiedWebLive this weekAI lead finder for Facebook groups
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HuddleWatch continuously monitors Facebook groups to surface high-intent leads in real time. Rather than relying on simple keyword matches, it evaluates every new post with an AI model to score buyer intent from 0 to 100. High-scoring posts are delivered to an in-app feed, Slack, or email in under a minute so users can respond first.
The case
Who it is for
Freelancers, agency owners, consultants, and service providers who acquire clients through Facebook groups.
What is broken today
Finding prospective clients in Facebook groups requires manually scrolling through feeds or using simple keyword matchers. Keyword tools generate irrelevant alerts when terms are mentioned without hiring intent, while manual scrolling causes users to miss posts or respond long after competing replies have accumulated.
What it does about it
The platform monitors public and private Facebook groups server-side. An AI model reads each new post to evaluate contextual buyer intent and assigns a score from 0 to 100. When a post exceeds a designated threshold, the system sends an alert containing the post summary, score, and permalink to Slack, email, or an in-app feed.
Why not the obvious alternative
Conventional tools rely on keyword matching and browser extensions that stop running when browser tabs are closed. This system uses contextual intent scoring to separate active buyers from casual mentions, and operates server-side continuously without requiring account logins or extensions.
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Source badge · verified 2026-09-13
Sourabh singhMaker8d
We built HuddleWatch because manually scrolling through Facebook groups to spot potential clients was taking up hours of our day. Most monitoring tools rely on rigid keyword matching, burying you in noise or missing posts where someone actually wants to hire. HuddleWatch uses AI to score every new post from 0 to 100 for buyer intent and alerts you in under a minute so you can respond first.