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Reading dozens of comments one by one takes forever. Get a sentiment breakdown, flashpoints with readers' exact words, tiered drop-off warnings, and next-chapter suggestions all at once—don't wait until subscribers start leaving to find out what readers are upset about.
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Select and copy the comments on this chapter or the last few (200–8,000 characters). Thread numbers are fine, too.
Genre helps us read the tone—“it hurt so good” is high praise in an angst-heavy story.
Each flashpoint comes with the reader's own words, so you can pinpoint the issue. When drop-off risk is high, address it in the same chapter.
See the split between positive, negative, and neutral comments at a glance.
Every flashpoint includes the reader's exact words, pulled only from the text you pasted.
“I'm done / unsubscribing” is high risk, “I can't get through this” is medium—triaged by severity.
3–5 concrete changes you can actually make.
We flag the points readers keep praising, so you don't accidentally break what's working.
At peak times, we automatically switch to stats mode, so you still get results without interruption.
None at all. Just select all and paste your comment section—thread numbers, timestamps, and usernames are all fine.
Yes. Flashpoint quotes are required to come from the text you pasted and are never invented. If your input doesn't look like comments, we'll tell you so.
An explicit “I'm dropping this / unsubscribing” is high; “I can't get through this / this is putting me off” is medium; “a bit boring” is low. Address high-risk signals in the same chapter.
The lite version analyzes one batch of comments at a time. Sign in to save your analysis history; trend tracking is planned.
No. They're never stored or used for training, and are discarded as soon as the analysis is done.
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