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Instinct signals beyond the news: 3 signals from 2 sources

The latest Instinct signal on this page is from Sep 23, 2026 (Reddit): "A user is asking for feedback on Instinct AI, questioning its reliability and whether the requirement to connect external apps like Google creates a poor user experience." The busiest sources: Reddit (2) and Product Hunt (1).

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3
Sources
2
Last 90 days
3
Latest
Sep 23, 2026

Other signals · latest 3

Latest Instinct signals by source

3 signals for Instinct across 2 sources.

  1. Reddit · Customer feedback

    A user is asking for feedback on Instinct AI, questioning its reliability and whether the requirement to connect external apps like Google creates a poor user experience.

    Post: "meta's muse or instinct ai users"

    Subreddit
    r/AgentsOfAI
    Upvotes
    5
    Comments
    17
    Sentiment
    Negative

    r/AgentsOfAI

  2. Reddit · Customer feedback

    A commenter mentions they are a happy user of the AI assistant Instinct, which they 'absolutely love', and see it as a competitor in the increasingly crowded AI assistant market.

    Post: "Prove me wrong: Meta's Muse is going to kill a lot of agentic apps and/or startups"

    Subreddit
    r/AgentsOfAI
    Upvotes
    22
    Comments
    106
    Sentiment
    Positive

    r/AgentsOfAI

  3. Product Hunt

    Instinct launches on Product Hunt: A personal AI you can text or call to run your life

    Product
    Instinct
    Upvotes
    1
    Comments
    1
    Topic
    Productivity

    Product Hunt

Signal API · MCP

Track Instinct with the Signal API

One POST /v1/companies/enrich call with instinct.com returns Instinct signals from 14 more signal types (reddit-company, podcast-company, glassdoor-company and more), each with its source. Or ask Claude through MCP.

2 credits per signal returned; zero-result calls are free. Endpoint reference

curl -X POST https://signals.autobound.ai/v1/companies/enrich \
  -H "X-API-KEY: $AUTOBOUND_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "domain": "instinct.com",
    "signal_types": ["reddit-company","podcast-company","glassdoor-company",
      "product-reviews","linkedin-post-company","twitter-company-posts",
      "youtube-company","website-intelligence","patents-company",
      "federal-contract-award","conference-speaker","hackernews",
      "producthunt-launch","seo-traffic"],
    "limit": 20
  }'

Questions about Instinct other signals

What signals does Autobound track for Instinct besides news and filings?
This page lists 3 signals for Instinct from 2 sources: Reddit (2) and Product Hunt (1). Every row is dated, and most link to the post, review or record.
What are people saying about Instinct online?
The newest posts on this page: Sep 23, 2026, Reddit (r/AgentsOfAI): A user is asking for feedback on Instinct AI, questioning its reliability and whether the requirement to connect external apps like Google creates a poor user experience. Sep 15, 2026, Reddit (r/AgentsOfAI): A commenter mentions they are a happy user of the AI assistant Instinct, which they 'absolutely love', and see it as a competitor in the increasingly crowded AI assistant market.

Source. Reddit, podcasts, Glassdoor, product reviews, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, company websites, patents, federal contracts, conference talks, Hacker News, Product Hunt, web traffic and employee growth, from the Signal API.

Method. The latest 15 signals per source from the last 12 months. Posts that do not name the company, replies, repeats and unreadable rows are removed. Traffic and headcount keep their newest measure.

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