Reddit integrations, for wherever you work.
Slack, Discord, email, a raw webhook, or piped through Zapier, Make and n8n into the tools your team already runs on. Pick the destination; we bring the thread to it.
Slack
The mention lands in your channel with the full text and a link, minutes after it goes live.
See the recipe → ChatSlack app
Install once in the workspace and every matched thread posts itself into the channel you choose.
See the recipe → ChatDiscord
Route matches to a Discord channel so your community or team spots the thread first.
See the recipe → EmailEmail alerts
One clean email per mention, sent when the thread is live, not batched up for tomorrow morning.
See the recipe → Developerwebhooks
A full JSON payload per match, posted to your endpoint, ready to route into anything you build.
See the recipe → AutomationZapier
Catch the webhook in a Zap and fan the mention out to whichever of 6,000+ apps you use.
See the recipe → AutomationMake
Kick off a Make scenario from the webhook and route the mention through filters and modules.
See the recipe → Automationn8n
Trigger a self-hosted or cloud workflow from the webhook and route each mention node by node.
See the recipe → AutomationPipedream
Catch the webhook as a source, then process the mention with code steps or app actions.
See the recipe → AutomationIFTTT
Catch the webhook with the IFTTT Webhooks service and fire a simple, single-step applet.
See the recipe → ChatMicrosoft Teams
Post matches into a Teams channel through its incoming webhook, right where the company works.
See the recipe → ChatGoogle Chat
Route matches into a Google Chat space via webhook, made for Google Workspace teams.
See the recipe → ChatTelegram
Push matches to a Telegram chat or channel through a bot, phone-first and quick to read.
See the recipe → Sheets & tablesGoogle Sheets
Append each match as a new row and keep a running, sortable record of every mention.
See the recipe → Sheets & tablesAirtable
Create a record per match so you can tag, assign and filter mentions like a real database.
See the recipe → Docs & notesNotion
Add a database item per match so mentions live beside your research, notes and wiki.
See the recipe → Docs & tablesCoda
Push matches into a Coda table and layer formulas, buttons and views on top.
See the recipe → Docs & notesObsidian
Append matches to a note in your local vault so mentions live in your own plain-text notes.
See the recipe → Project boardsTrello
Create a card per match and triage mentions across your board, list by list.
See the recipe → Project boardsClickUp
Create a task per match and fold mentions into the work you already assign and track.
See the recipe → Project boardsmonday.com
Add a board item per match with owners and statuses, in the columns your team runs on.
See the recipe → CRMHubSpot
Log a task or note per match so a market conversation reaches the right rep in the CRM.
See the recipe → CRMSalesforce
Create a task or record per match so market signals reach your pipeline and its owner.
See the recipe →How these recipes work
subding delivers natively to Slack, Discord, email and a JSON webhook. Everything else on this page is that webhook pointed somewhere: straight at a tool that accepts an incoming webhook, or through an automation platform that fans it out to the rest.
- Native channels. Slack, Discord and email need nothing but your keywords and a destination.
- Webhook-direct. Microsoft Teams, Google Chat and anything that takes an incoming webhook get the match posted straight in.
- Through an automation hop. Zapier, Make, n8n and Pipedream catch the webhook and route the mention into sheets, CRMs, boards and docs.
One line holds across every recipe: subding reads Reddit and tells you. It routes the signal into your own tools and stops there. It does not post, reply, comment or message on Reddit, and no recipe here is built to.
One keyword, delivered to your stack
Add the terms you care about and choose where they should land. We check Reddit every five minutes and send each match on; whether anyone joins the thread is your call to make.
Or head to the webhook that powers most of these →