An AI comment assistant drafts or sends replies to public comments on your posts. It only belongs in a business stack if it uses official APIs, can hide spam, and lets a human stop a bad reply. PropFlow does this for Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok in the same product that schedules the post.
What “AI comment reply” should mean
It is not a browser extension that clicks Reply as you. It is not scraping comments from the public web. It is a connection through Meta Graph API and TikTok’s official APIs so comments arrive in one queue, a model suggests (or sends) a reply in your language, and moderation actions — hide, skip, escalate — stay in the same place.
If the tool cannot tell a purchase question from harassment, it is a toy. If it posts without an audit trail, it is a risk.
What to automate vs what to review
- Safe to assist: “What time are you open?”, “Is this in stock?”, thanks and emoji-only comments, duplicate FAQs.
- Review first: complaints, refunds, medical or legal claims, competitor bait, anything that names a person.
- Never auto-send: political arguments, user-generated crisis, comments that allege harm. Hide or assign to a person.
Start with suggestion mode. Turn on auto-send only for a narrow intent class after you have edited enough drafts that the voice matches the brand.
Platform requirements
Facebook comments require a Business Page, not a personal profile. Instagram requires a Professional (Business or Creator) account linked to that Page. TikTok requires granting the app permission to manage content through the official posting/moderation integration. PropFlow does not publish to personal profiles.
Keyword-only “comment to DM” gadgets and unofficial Android farms break often and can violate platform terms. Prefer tools that authenticate with OAuth and never ask for your password.
Why comments belong next to the scheduler
The caption your AI wrote is context for the comment. A standalone community tool does not know you just posted a 9:16 Reel about a 20% sale. A standalone scheduler leaves comments in native apps. One dashboard means the same team that scheduled the post can clear the thread, in Arabic, Turkish, or English, without a second vendor.
PropFlow also generates captions and hashtag suggestions at create-time. Comment AI is the other half of that loop: create, publish, then answer.
Limits and plans
AI words per day and daily moderation actions are plan-gated. The free plan is for trying scheduling; higher tiers add more connected accounts, AI quota, and comment automation. See current pricing — plans start free and the highest published monthly plan is $100.