For the conversation after the video

Your comments
have something
to tell you.

Find out what lands, what keeps coming up, and what your audience wants next. Make sense of your YouTube comments with ChatCheckly.

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From the comment sectionIllustrative example
J
@jessmakes

The lighting breakdown was so helpful. More of this please!

42Positive
M
@matthewk

Would love a whole video on your editing process.

28Content idea
A
@annainframe

Which microphone are you using at 3:20?

16Question
The bigger picture
72%

Positive sentiment

Editing

A topic your audience wants

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01 / A useful place to start

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02 / Look a little closer

There’s more here
than a like count.

A busy comment section can tell you a lot. The dashboard helps you see the patterns without reading every reply.

Find your plan

Get a feel for the room.

See positive, neutral, and negative sentiment together. Understand the response behind the views.

Sentiment analysis

Notice what keeps coming up.

Group comments by topic to find shared questions, repeated feedback, and ideas for your next video.

Topic clustering

03 / From comments to context

Start with a link.
Leave with a direction.

01

Bring a video.

Paste a YouTube URL or video ID. Start with your latest upload or a conversation you want to understand.

02

Find the patterns.

AI groups the topics, reads the sentiment, and brings recurring questions into focus.

03

Decide what’s next.

Use what you learn to plan a video, follow up with viewers, or take the comments into your own workflow.

A few useful answers

Glad you asked.

Sign in with Google, open your dashboard, and paste a YouTube video URL or ID. ChatCheckly analyzes comments within your plan limits and shows sentiment, common topics, and engagement metrics.

The next good idea might already be there.

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