YouTube comment automation that runs on your rules.
RippleFlow does not guess. You write the rules, it applies them, and every public action still waits for your approval unless you say otherwise.
Keyword rules
Comments matching your words are hidden on arrival.
Matching happens locally, before the YouTube API is touched, so hiding spam costs no quota and never reaches your viewers.
Author blocklist
Repeat offenders are hidden by channel, not by keyword.
Someone who keeps coming back under a new display name still gets caught, because the rule tracks the channel ID.
Canned reply rules
Answer the questions you get every week, once.
Each rule has its own auto-post toggle. Leave it off and drafts queue for approval; turn it on for the handful of replies you are happy to send unattended.
AI triage
Everything else is classified, then drafted.
Categories are scored with a confidence value before any reply is written, so a low-confidence comment is flagged for you instead of acted on.
Test a rule before it goes live
The rule simulator runs your rule against sample comments and shows you exactly what it would hide, reply to, or pass through. You see the blast radius before a single comment is touched.
Paced, not fired
Actions are spread out rather than burst, and your daily quota is tracked in real time. A viral day slows the queue instead of tripping YouTube's rate limits. How channel safety works.
Approval stays yours
Every hide, reply, and status change lands in a review queue. Approve, edit, or reject — and if you want a rule to run unattended, you opt that specific rule in.
What RippleFlow will not do
- No auto-posted first or pinned comments — that is artificial engagement.
- No links, products, or opt-in funnels inside replies to your viewers.
- No hiding on a single low-confidence label; a second signal is required.
- Nothing public without your approval, unless you explicitly opted a rule in.
The features page covers the rest of the pipeline: reply drafting in your voice and the review queue everything lands in.