After months of building, I finally launched the first version of SocialFuse.
The idea came from a simple problem: creators receive hundreds of comments, and manually dealing with spam, hate, and repetitive questions is exhausting.
So I built a tool that helps automate moderation and engagement.
Current features:
🤖 AI-powered comment moderation
🚫 Auto-hide/delete toxic comments
💬 Auto-replies to common questions
📊 Moderation dashboard
⚡ Real-time monitoring
Building it wasn't easy. The biggest challenge wasn't coding—it was navigating Meta's APIs, Instagram permissions, OAuth flows, and business verification. I spent far more time dealing with integrations than writing features.
I'm still improving the product and would love honest feedback.
What would make a tool like this valuable to you?
What's the biggest pain point you have managing your Instagram comments?
Website: https://social-fuse.app
I'd appreciate any feedback—positive or critical. It will help shape the next version.
One thought: moderation and engagement solve very different jobs.
People will tolerate an AI making moderation decisions if it avoids obvious mistakes. They'll judge AI replies by a much higher standard because those responses become part of their brand. I suspect those two features will need very different measures of success over time.
Hey! Congrats on the launch! 🎉 I enjoyed reading your post, especially the part about Meta's APIs and business verification taking more time than the actual product. I think a lot of developers can relate to that.
I like that you're focusing on solving a very specific pain point instead of trying to build an all-in-one social media tool. The real-time moderation and AI-powered replies are especially interesting.
I'm building PulseBoard, an AI-powered uptime monitoring platform, so I know the feeling of spending more time on integrations and production edge cases than writing the core features.
One thought: it could be really useful if businesses could customize the AI's tone (professional, friendly, humorous, etc.) for auto-replies so responses feel more aligned with their brand.
Congrats again on the launch, and I hope you get lots of valuable feedback from the community!