Answer the repetitive half automatically

Most incoming messages are the same handful of questions. A rule catches those, replies in seconds, and leaves the rest of the queue for a person.

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Automations
Stock questions
When a comment contains
  • stock
  • available
  • sold out
Then
Limits
  • Quiet hours 22:00-07:00
  • One direct message per person a day
Try a comment
Last runs
  • Follower B Matched sold out. Replied, then sent the DM.
Example. Nothing is saved.

Trigger, condition, action

A rule starts from a new comment or a new direct message, narrows it with keyword conditions, and then acts: reply publicly, send a direct message, or tag the conversation. Rules are built per account, so the same keyword can behave differently on Instagram and on TikTok.

Limits that keep the account safe

Per-person direct message caps, an hourly ceiling on actions, and quiet hours. Automated replies that arrive too fast or too often are what gets an account restricted, so the limits are part of the rule rather than something you remember to add.

A log of everything it sent

Every run records what triggered it, what it matched, and what it sent, with the outcome the platform returned. When a rule misfires you can see the exact message that set it off instead of guessing from the result.

Frequently asked questions

Can I start from a template instead of building a rule?
Yes. A gallery of templates covers the common cases (price questions, stock checks, a welcome DM after a comment), and each one opens as an editable rule rather than a locked preset.
Is automation limited on the Free plan?
The Free plan carries limited automation so you can see how a rule behaves. Every paid plan, starting at the lowest one, carries the full automation feature set.

Start on the free plan

Connect an account, schedule your first week, and see whether it fits. No card, no trial countdown.

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