Your video took off. Every comment still gets an answer.
Hundreds of people ask the same three things under a video that's doing well, and most of them never get a reply. Now each one does — the price, where to buy, the answer from your notes — while you're making the next video.
Your TikTok account, connected to Speedy Text.
A comment comes in, the answer goes under it
Nothing to watch, nothing to copy and paste.
- Step 1
Someone comments
“How much?”, “link?”, “do you ship to Canada?” — under any of your public videos.
- Step 2
Your answer is written
A rule you set answers the words you chose. With the AI on, the rest is answered from your notes, after reading the video's caption.
- Step 3
Everyone sees it
The reply sits under their comment, from your account — and the next person with the same question reads it before they even ask.
A comment comes in, the answer goes under it
Nothing to watch, nothing to copy and paste.
- Someone comments
- Your answer is written
- Everyone sees it
The questions every video gets
The same four, over and over. None of them needs you.
“How much?”
The price you wrote, and where to buy — one of several lines, so a hundred answers never read like a copy.
“Where can I get it?”
Links aren't clickable in TikTok comments, so it points to the link in your bio, every time, in the commenter's language.
“Do you ship / are you open / can I book?”
Answered from your notes — delivery, opening hours, how to book. A figure you never wrote is never sent.
The comments from while it was off
Pick a video and catch up: everything unanswered from the last seven days goes through your rules, even ones you wrote afterwards.
Six that work — steal them
What a good answer under a TikTok comment looks like, by kind of account. Change the words to yours and it's live.
What a good TikTok reply looks like
A comment reply is read by everyone scrolling the thread, not only the person who asked. Write for both.
- Short enough to read mid-scroll
- One line with the answer in it beats a paragraph. The price first, the rest after.
- Five ways to say it
- TikTok hides replies that repeat word for word. Write the answer several ways and a different one goes out each time.
- Send them to your bio
- A link in a comment is plain text on TikTok. “Link in bio 👆” is the line that actually gets the click.
- Answer the question, then stop
- Nobody wants a sales pitch under a funny video. Give them what they asked for and let the video do the selling.
Questions about answering TikTok comments
How the answering part behaves on TikTok.
Does it answer every comment, or only keywords?
Both, your choice. Rules answer the words you chose; with the AI on, other questions are answered from your notes. Comments that only tag a friend are left alone.
Can it send a DM, like on Instagram?
No. TikTok doesn't let apps send direct messages yet, so the answer is a public reply under the comment.
How fast does the reply appear?
Within a few minutes. TikTok passes each comment on within about five minutes of it being written, and the reply goes out as soon as it arrives.
Will TikTok treat the replies as spam?
TikTok hides replies that repeat word for word. Each rule takes several lines and sends a different one each time, which is what keeps them visible.
Can a rule work on one video only?
Yes. Leave it on all posts, or pick one video and the rule answers only there.
What about comments from before I set it up?
Pick the video and catch up: everything unanswered from the last seven days goes through your rules, once.
Auto-reply on your other apps
Each one shaped by what that app allows.
Let your comments answer themselves.
Connect your TikTok account and write your first rule. Works on every plan.