This is actually pretty useful. I’ve lost count of how many long threads I’ve bookmarked “to read later” and never went back to.
Quick question: when the summaries are generated, can you still jump back to the exact parts of the original thread that matter most? That’s usually where I struggle — I want the TL;DR, but also the why behind it if I need it.
Curious who you’re seeing use this most so far — people following news, dev discussions, or something else?
This is such a clever solution. Making YouTube comments searchable definitely solves a real pain point for creators, marketers, and researchers, and I can see CometsAI being extremely useful.
A couple of ideas that might add value for users:
• Automatically surface recurring questions or patterns: this could help users spot trends without scrolling manually.
• Optional sentiment or engagement filters: highlighting the most liked or replied comments could give quick insight into what the audience values most.
I have noticed that early stage SaaS products that help users quickly spot trends and actionable insights often improve adoption and overall user satisfaction.
Excited to see how CometsAI evolves and the next features you decide to add.
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I built Comets AI because valuable insights are buried in YouTube comments, but hard to find. It exists to make comments searchable and useful for creators, marketers, and researchers.
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Congrats on the launch, looks solid. What channels are you experimenting with to get early users?
This is actually pretty useful. I’ve lost count of how many long threads I’ve bookmarked “to read later” and never went back to.
Quick question: when the summaries are generated, can you still jump back to the exact parts of the original thread that matter most? That’s usually where I struggle — I want the TL;DR, but also the why behind it if I need it.
Curious who you’re seeing use this most so far — people following news, dev discussions, or something else?
Congrats on the launch!
One quick tip — your CTA might be hard to see on mobile.
Happy to share a small improvement if you want.
Wow, Ahsan
This is such a clever solution. Making YouTube comments searchable definitely solves a real pain point for creators, marketers, and researchers, and I can see CometsAI being extremely useful.
A couple of ideas that might add value for users:
• Automatically surface recurring questions or patterns: this could help users spot trends without scrolling manually.
• Optional sentiment or engagement filters: highlighting the most liked or replied comments could give quick insight into what the audience values most.
I have noticed that early stage SaaS products that help users quickly spot trends and actionable insights often improve adoption and overall user satisfaction.
Excited to see how CometsAI evolves and the next features you decide to add.