Public post on Threads
A Threads user
Does anyone know where I can get a coffee machine fixed in Lviv, fairly urgently? Mine has been dead for a week and the workshop I used last year has closed down.
Public post · Lviv · today
Finding customers on Threads
Every day someone asks for a recommendation, hunts for someone to hire, or wonders out loud what to buy. Crelodia reads those public posts, throws away the noise, and sends you in Telegram only the ones that read like a real customer request.
Sign-up is open and free. Until Meta approves Crelodia, Threads can be connected only with an account we have added as a tester at Meta, and a search shows at most your own posts.
Whether to reply is always your call. Crelodia never messages anyone and never comments in your name.
People who sell something specific and know what their customer sounds like asking for it.
You are the one responsible for sales, and there is nobody whose job is to read the feed all day looking for mentions.
Repairs, beauty, care, tutoring, delivery. People ask for these in plain words — "can anyone recommend someone in…" — and those are exactly the posts worth catching.
Someone is weighing up options out loud, complaining about a previous purchase, or asking where to get a particular thing.
Design, development, marketing, legal or accounting work — where the client describes the problem first and only then goes looking for someone to solve it.
Five steps. The last one is always yours.
One separate action through the official Threads sign-in. You see exactly which permissions you are granting, and you can revoke the connection whenever you want.
In plain words: what you offer, who for, in which places. Crelodia turns that into search queries, so you never have to invent keywords yourself.
It reads public posts and drops what is not for you: news, jokes, other people advertising, conversations about something else or about another market.
A handful of posts instead of an endless feed, each one with the reason it looks like somebody asking for what you sell.
Open the original post on Threads and answer in your own words — or scroll past. Crelodia does not do this part for you.
One post, one explanation, one notification. This is roughly what an ordinary day looks like.
Made-up example
Public post on Threads
A Threads user
Does anyone know where I can get a coffee machine fixed in Lviv, fairly urgently? Mine has been dead for a week and the workshop I used last year has closed down.
Public post · Lviv · today
Why this post is a match
Telegram notification
New find · Coffee machine repair, Lviv
Reads like a real customer request
Open the post on Threads
Useful / Not for me
Not another dashboard to check every morning — a few good reasons to start a conversation.
No more reading the feed every day and guessing which words to search for this time.
Posts where someone describes a job, looks for a product, a service or a supplier — not every passing mention of your topic.
Each find comes with its reasoning: what in the text reads like a customer request, and why it belongs to your market.
Every find points at the real post on Threads. You read it yourself, in full context, before deciding anything.
Mark finds as useful or off-target, and Crelodia takes that into account next time — for your account, and only yours.
Crelodia does not promise sales and does not guarantee customers. It saves you the search; how the conversation goes is up to you.
You give Crelodia access to your Threads account and tell it about your business. These are the lines it stays inside.
No third-party scrapers and no workarounds. Public posts only, and only through the interface Threads provides.
Crelodia asks for exactly what searching public posts needs, and does not ask for permission to publish anything as you.
The service never posts replies by itself and never sends anyone a private message. That feature does not exist and is not planned.
Crelodia looks at one public text and asks whether it reads like a customer request. It builds no profiles of authors and keeps no reputation scores for them.
Your settings, your finds and your feedback belong to your account. Other Crelodia users neither see them nor inherit them.
Crelodia is an independent service. It is not affiliated with Meta and not endorsed by Meta. Threads and Meta are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc., named here only to explain which platform the service works with.
The things people ask first, answered briefly.
Public Threads posts where someone describes a problem or looks for a product, a service, advice or someone to hire. Private accounts, closed conversations and direct messages are not visible to the service.
No. It never writes comments and never sends anyone a message. You open the post on Threads and answer yourself. If a suggested draft is ever offered, you will still have to read it and send it by hand.
A short message: what the post is about, why it reads like someone asking for what you sell, and a link to the original on Threads — plus buttons to mark the find as useful or off-target.
Yes. The search runs from your connected account, because that is what the official Threads interface requires. You can revoke the connection at any time, and searching stops when you do.
Ukrainian and English first, with attention to the Ukrainian market. The market is read from the post itself: the city mentioned, the currency, delivery, local services. The language of the interface and the language of the posts you look for are two separate things.
Yes. Mark any find as off-target and Crelodia takes it into account from then on. Those marks live inside your account: they have no effect on what other users of the service see.
No. Crelodia is an independent service, not affiliated with Meta and not endorsed by Meta. It works with Threads through the official interface Meta provides to developers.
We delete your Crelodia account data and the stored Threads access. How to ask, how we make sure it is you and what happens next is set out on the data deletion page.
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Sign in or create an accountUntil Meta approves Crelodia, signing in with Threads and connecting Threads work only with an account we have added as a tester at Meta, and a search shows at most your own posts. There are no scheduled searches, no assessment of posts and no finds from other people yet.