Conversation intelligence for LinkedIn
Know where your attention LinkedIn can create an opportunity.
Reply Radar finds the few conversations where your experience is genuinely useful—so you can notice what matters without creating more noise.
Reply Radar by SandHive
Nothing posted automatically. No LinkedIn password. You decide what deserves attention.
Marta Keller
COO · 3h
We're rebuilding supplier onboarding and the spreadsheet approach is breaking. Has anyone solved this for a mid-size distributor?
Problem signalWhy this fits
They are asking for a better onboarding process—one of your core topics—and the discussion is still fresh.
Worth your attention
Keep the context. Shape a useful response.
Your comment
Draft edited by you · nothing posted automatically
Ready when you are
Review once more, then publish in your own LinkedIn session.
Open LinkedIn post3–5 fresh matches
A deliberately short list—not another feed to clear.
Why each one fits
The topic, signal, timing, and reason your perspective belongs.
Nothing posted automatically
You review, edit, and choose whether to open LinkedIn.
30-day design partner program
See your radar before you build it.
We'll manually prepare 3–5 public LinkedIn conversations where your expertise may be genuinely relevant—plus the visible intent signal, why each post matters, and a comment angle you can review.
This is a founder-built sample of Reply Radar, hand-prepared for you, followed by a short onboarding conversation. It is not a separate product—the self-serve radar stays available at any time.
- 3–5 active public conversations
- Intent signal and “Why this post”
- A useful comment angle in your voice
- No automatic posting or LinkedIn password
How it works
The best conversations rarely wait in your feed.
The feed rewards what is popular, not what is relevant to your expertise — and “Great post!” earns nothing. The radar starts from what you know and works forward.
- 01
Start from your profile
SandHive reads your public expertise, the topics you care about, and how you write — so it knows which conversations belong to you.
- 02
Get relevant posts
The radar surfaces posts beyond your usual feed, ranked by relevance, live engagement, and the intent behind the post.
- 03
Review, edit, publish
Read why the post matters, adjust the draft until it sounds like you, then open the post in LinkedIn and publish it yourself.
You stay in control from discovery to publication.
Intent
Understand what is happening before you comment.
Someone is asking their network for a person, partner, or approach they can trust.
"Can anyone recommend someone who has done this before?"
A concrete friction is described openly — a process, a bottleneck, a result that is not landing.
"Our onboarding takes six weeks and we do not know why."
The author is comparing options and weighing trade-offs in public.
"Build in-house or bring in outside help?"
An open question or opinion where a substantive point of view is genuinely welcome.
"Curious how others handle this in regulated markets."
Intent signals are conversation cues — not verified buying intent or guaranteed leads.
FAQ
Questions people ask before building a radar.
Does SandHive post comments for me?
No. SandHive never publishes anything. It prepares a draft, and you open the post in LinkedIn to review, edit, and publish it yourself.
How is this different from a comment generator?
A generator starts once you have already found a post. SandHive starts earlier: it finds the conversation, reads the apparent intent, and explains why it is worth joining — then prepares the comment.
What exactly is an intent signal?
It is a label describing what seems to be happening in the post — a recommendation request, a problem signal, a solution evaluation, or an open professional discussion. These are conversation cues, not verified buying intent.
Do you need my LinkedIn password?
No. SandHive never asks for your LinkedIn password and does not log in on your behalf. You publish from your own LinkedIn session.
What does the design-partner program involve?
We manually prepare a mini-radar of 3–5 public conversations for you, then talk through what was useful and what was not. There is no cost and no obligation to continue.
Stop scrolling. Start joining the right conversations.
Human-approved comments. No auto-posting.