Migrate from GummySearch to BoomReddit before December 1, 2026

Who this is for

GummySearch users who still have access to their account. GummySearch's closing notice says paying customers keep access until the end of their billing period (max 1 year), lifetime deal holders keep access until November 30, 2026, and free tier users can still log in to download an export of their account data or delete their account.

If you used GummySearch to track requests for your product category, pain points you can help with, complaints about your competitors, or people discussing your brand (the alerts its product page lists), the steps below move that work to BoomReddit.

What BoomReddit is

BoomReddit finds the threads where people are already asking for what you sell, writes the reply in your voice, and posts it from a warmed-up account with real karma. Approve every comment — or turn it on and forget it.

We get our data from real users, using their Reddit accounts.

What to download from GummySearch first

GummySearch's pages name these downloads. They do not list what the account export contains, so open it and check before December 1, 2026.

Your account data export. Free users "can log in, view/download their data, or delete their accounts" (The Final Chapter). Paid customers keep their level of access until their billing period ends.
Bookmarked conversations. With bookmarks you can "download post contents for analysis" (How to save Reddit posts).
Pattern finder results. After viewing patterns, GummySearch lists "Download to a CSV" (pattern finder demo). For free tier users, the closing notice says all functionality other than the export and account deletion is disabled.
Your audiences and tracked keywords. If they are not in your export, copy them by hand. GummySearch shows each audience's subreddits on its Audience page (audience guide) and lists all of your tracked keywords on its Conversations page (social listening guide).

Bookmarks and the pattern finder are not part of the mapping below, so download anything you want to keep from them.

How GummySearch features map to BoomReddit

GummySearch's guides call a group of subreddits an "Audience" and a keyword you follow a "tracked keyword" or "tracked search". The right column is BoomReddit's own description of each step.

GummySearch features as named on gummysearch.com, and the BoomReddit copy for the same job
In GummySearch	In BoomReddit
Audiences: groups of subreddits, one per customer type (product page: "Organize multiple audiences")	Paste your website. No keyword lists to build, no subreddits to babysit. You give us your website; we find your competitors and the people asking. We read your site, work out what you actually sell, and the words your buyers use when they need it. Takes 3 minutes.
Themes such as Pain Points, Solution Requests and Seeking Alternatives (product page, audience guide), and tracked keywords for your product category, pain points and brand (social listening guide)	We find the people asking. Fresh posts and comments where someone is asking for what you sell, looking for an alternative to a competitor, or fed up with one. Ranked by buying intent, not keywords. We also flag the ones ranking on Google and in AI answers. Scanner: Buying-intent score on every thread; Google + AI ranking flags.
Tracked keywords for competitor names (keywords guide: "Track competitor mentions")	We find your competitors. We search Google for the brands your customers compare you with. You confirm the right ones, and we watch for every mention of them. Scanner: Competitor mention tracking.
Notifications and email digests for new conversations that match tracked keywords (social listening guide)	Scanner: Daily digest of the best threads.
Contributing to conversations: "be the first to contribute to them" (product page)	Approve, or let it post. Every reply is drafted in your voice. Approve it in one click, edit it, or turn on autopilot with daily limits. We post it from a warmed-up account and track what lands.

Set up BoomReddit

Download your GummySearch data. Use the list above, before December 1, 2026.
Turn it into a short list. Give the files to your AI agent with the prompt below, or write the list yourself.
Paste your website. We read your site, work out what you actually sell, and the words your buyers use when they need it. Takes 3 minutes.
We find your competitors. We search Google for the brands your customers compare you with. You confirm the right ones, and we watch for every mention of them. Check them against the competitor names from your GummySearch tracked keywords.
We find the people asking. Fresh posts and comments where someone is asking for what you sell, looking for an alternative to a competitor, or fed up with one. Ranked by buying intent, not keywords. We also flag the ones ranking on Google and in AI answers.
Approve, or let it post. Every reply is drafted in your voice. Approve it in one click, edit it, or turn on autopilot with daily limits. We post it from a warmed-up account and track what lands.

Scanner: Find every conversation worth joining. You post. $19/month.

Start free

A prompt for your AI agent

An AI agent can read your GummySearch files and sort them into one list you keep after the data is deleted. Download the files yourself first, attach them, and paste this prompt:

I'm moving from GummySearch to BoomReddit. GummySearch shuts down and deletes all user data on December 1, 2026. The attached files are my GummySearch data: the account export, any CSV downloads, and any lists I copied from the app by hand.

Using only what is in these files, write one plain-text file with these sections:

1. Website: the URL of my product or business, if it appears in the files. If it does not, write "not found".
2. Audiences: each GummySearch audience by name, with its subreddits listed one per line as r/name, without duplicates.
3. Tracked keywords: every tracked keyword or tracked search, one per line, grouped under these headings: product category, customer objectives, customer pain points, my brand name, competitor names, blog post topics, other.
4. Competitors: the competitor brand names from section 3, one per line, without duplicates.
5. Saved conversations: the title and Reddit URL of every bookmarked or saved conversation, one per line.

Rules:
- Do not add any subreddit, keyword, brand name or URL that is not in the files.
- If you are not sure which heading a keyword belongs under, put it under "other".
- At the end, list anything in the files you could not read or place.

Use the website line when you paste your website into BoomReddit, and the competitor list when you confirm your competitors.

For a side-by-side comparison of the two products, see GummySearch alternative.

Migrate from GummySearch before December 1, 2026