Promotion risk score
A 0-100 risk score across title hype, CTA timing, process evidence, tone, self-promotion, and disclosure.
Check whether a community post reads like an ad
Paste a draft from any generator or your own notes. The checker scores promotion risk, flags risky paragraphs, and recommends where the CTA belongs before you post.
Public SEO tool
What the checker returns
Paragraph flags
Specific body sections that look like self-promotion, early CTA, or product marketing to community readers.
CTA + revision plan
A recommendation for CTA placement plus concrete edits that make the post feel more like a founder story.
Use it before Reddit and Indie Hackers posts
Review drafts for r/SaaS, r/indiehackers, Indie Hackers, founder forums, and small niche communities.
Catch the common failure mode: the post is useful in your head, but reads like a launch announcement to everyone else.
Turn the post back toward a real process: what you tried, what failed, what changed, and what you are asking.
It reduces risk; it does not guarantee approval
The checker is a heuristic pre-post review, not a Reddit or Indie Hackers moderation engine.
It should not be framed as a way to bypass platform rules or hide commercial intent.
The safest Tomako workflow is still automatic: generated posts should pass this kind of check before the user sees them.
Why this works as an acquisition page
Search intent is problem-aware: users already fear that a post may look like self-promotion.
The tool gives immediate value without requiring users to understand Tomako's full workspace first.
It creates a natural bridge from public SEO traffic into Tomako's community post and build-in-public workflows.
Review standard before you post
Include the title, body, links, and ending exactly as you would publish them.
Community post risk checker FAQs
Use the report as a pre-post review, not as a guarantee that moderators will approve the post.
Can this guarantee that Reddit will not remove my post?
No. It is a pre-post risk review based on common community signals. Subreddit rules and moderator judgment still decide the outcome.
Should this be inside Tomako's post generator too?
Yes. The public tool is for external drafts and SEO acquisition; Tomako-generated posts should pass a similar gate before final output.
Why check CTA placement separately?
A useful founder story can become self-promotion the moment a signup link appears too early. Placement changes the perceived intent.
Does it support Chinese drafts?
Yes. The interface follows your current locale and the heuristic checks include Chinese and English promotional signals.