First, you're using Firecrawl as your crawling infrastructure, but Firecrawl explicitly blocks Reddit. Yet one of your examples mentions "Check if user complaints about Figma's performance on large files have increased in the last 3 months. Search forums like Hacker News, Reddit, and Figma's community site..."
How are you accomplishing this? The comment about whether it's legal to crawl Reddit remains unanswered in this thread.
Second, you're accepting credit cards without providing any Terms of Service. This seems like a significant oversight for a YC company.
Third, as another commenter mentioned, GPT-5 can already do this faster and more effectively, and Claude has similar capabilities. I'm struggling to see the value proposition here beyond a thin wrapper around existing LLM capabilities with some agent orchestration. We're beyond assuming prompts are useful IP nowadays, or am I wrong?
Perhaps most concerning is the lack of basic account management features - there's no way to delete an account after creation. I'd say I'd like clarification, but there's no way I couldn't just code this up with Codex to run locally and do it myself (with a local crawler that can actually crawl Reddit even).