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CommentShark
Handle every YouTube comment without living in Studio
2 followers
Handle every YouTube comment without living in Studio
2 followers
Write a rule in one sentence, like "when someone asks about pricing, reply with my link." CommentShark runs it on every video, 24/7: reply, remove spam, hold for review, or email you. Turn on approval and nothing posts until you OK it.
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Atlassian LoomHit record, hand off to AI
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Hey Product Hunt š I'm Joe, the maker of CommentShark.
If you run a YouTube channel, your comment section is three things at once: people asking how to buy, fans who want to be noticed, and a steady drip of spam. It all lands in one unsorted pile. Most of us answer a handful and feel guilty about the rest.
CommentShark lets you write rules for that pile in plain English:
ā When someone asks about pricing, reply with my link
ā When a comment is obvious spam, remove it
ā When someone asks something new, hold it and email me
Each rule matches by keyword or AI classification and takes one of five actions: reply with a template, reply with AI, hold for review, remove, or notify you. AI replies learn from replies you've already written, so they sound like you.
What I cared about most:
1. You stay in control. Test a rule on a real comment before it goes live, and set any rule to "After I approve" so nothing posts until you OK it.
2. Hand it to your team, not your channel password. Delegates get their own access.
3. It works where you already are. Connect Claude and ask what viewers keep asking, check your approval queue, or have it draft a rule.
6,000+ creators have connected a channel and we've read 5.5M+ comments. The number that changed how I think about this: commenters who get a reply are 2.5x more likely to come back.
The free plan has 3 rules and 20 actions a month, AI included, no card. For the Product Hunt community: code PRODUCTHUNT takes 50% off your first month on any monthly plan.
One ask: what's the comment you get under every single video? Drop it below and I'll reply with the exact rule I'd write for it.