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Getting started with Pounce

From signing up to finishing your first lightning round, connect an account, tell Pounce what to look for, and start replying.

How lightning rounds work

What happens when you start a session, how pausing works, and what happens to posts you did not get to.

Working your Pounce inbox

A tour of every action in the reply queue, from Reply and Pass to likes, DMs, and blocking.

Making replies sound like you

How Pounce learns your voice, and how to use writing notes, reply length, and the AI tools in the reply box.

Pounce never posts without you

How replies actually get published, and why the final button is always yours to press.

Replying to X posts from Android

Why replying on X works differently in the Android app, and how Pounce makes sure your replies always post as real replies.

The Pounce browser extension

An optional add-on for Chrome and Firefox that posts your replies straight from Pounce, with no copy-and-paste round trip.

Connecting your X and Reddit accounts

How to connect, reconnect, and manage multiple accounts, and what each plan allows.

Campaigns, strategies, and the AI filter

How Pounce decides what lands in your inbox, and every lever you have to tune it.

How Pounce credits work

What credits meter, roughly what a session costs, and all the ways to get more.

Pounce plans and billing

What each plan includes, how annual billing works, and what to do if a payment fails or access is paused.

Contacts, the people you are winning over

How Pounce automatically builds a list of the people you interact with most on X and Reddit.

Tweet Ideas and your posting queue

How Pounce turns your best replies into original posts, and how the queue decides when they go out.