Hi Product Hunt! 👋

As someone who closely follows YouTube discussions and long-form commentary, I was constantly frustrated by how easily rich discussion threads disappear-whether creator-moderated, self-deleted, or just lost in poor screenshot crops on Twitter/Reddit.

So I built a tool to solve this: a system that automatically provisions web mirrors for YouTube channels, preserves full thread contexts, and tracks deleted comments in real-time.

🛠️ Key Features:

• Preserved Deleted Comments: If a comment is indexed before being removed on YouTube, it stays preserved under a dedicated "Deleted" tab.

• Full Reply Context Trees: Keeps nested parent-child comment hierarchies intact even if parent comments are nuked.

• One-Click Thread Card Generator: Select up to 10 comments in a thread and instantly generate a single, clean image card for social sharing.

• Telegram as a Headless CMS: The entire web showcase is provisioned, updated, and managed via Telegram bot commands. Multi-project support allows tracking multiple channels independently.

• Deep Links & Private Discussions: Share specific replies with context or quote comments privately within your team/community.

⚠️ Current Status & UX Limits:

The web mirror (demo link above) is fully functional and ready to test! The management bot interface is currently in Russian (English localization is in progress) and features a hybrid command interface (combining inline buttons and chat arguments).

Under the hood, the system is designed so the backend can eventually be uncoupled from Telegram into a standalone web dashboard.

I’d love to get your feedback on the web UI, the thread card generator, and the overall concept of using Telegram as a web CMS! 🚀

Also, I’m genuinely curious: am I the only data-hoarding maniac here who is obsessed with tracking what exactly gets deleted on YouTube and why, or are there others?