FanBase now supports Telegram. One feed where every message, mention and comment from your socials lands, already sorted. Reply faster to what matters. Hand the rest to an agent.

I built an inbox assistant that lives on iMessage. It knows who I am, has access to all my socials and sends me a message every hour with priority items. Currently in private beta, drop a comment if you want early-access! Built using Eve, Photon, and FanBase MCP

@FanBaseCopilot is now featured on the 𝕏's developer exhibit! Mr. @grok listed us under "Bots and Automations" - and since "AI bots" can have a negative connotation, that's a good opportunity to share how I think about AI sitting between a brand, a creator and their audience. If you want to skip the ramble, just check out the link in the comment and go give us a like on the dev exhibit 🫶🏼 - Our mission is to help brands and creators keep their relationship personal (and under control) as their audience grows on socials. - That gets harder fast though. The consistent feedback we get from users we talk to is that there's a tipping point after which reading hundreds of comments and filtering through DMs becomes impossible. - So that's where AI should come in, automating the daily, small recurring requests and questions, and letting our users focus on the interactions that actually matter. - I also think prompting equals poor UX though. If a user has to prompt, it defeats the purpose of AI being a helpful assistant in the day-to-day workflow. We're slowly trying to erase that from our app, with our in-app AI assistant proactively detecting comments and DMs worth a reply, and suggesting responses the user can review. - Tl;dr, automation remains a must-have for brands and creators with growing audiences who need a hand handling the volume of inbound they get. AI should make busywork faster to deal with, so their time gets spent engaging with their audience instead.

Drowning under comments, DMs, and questions from your community across all socials? Introducing Automations - giving you a community manager that never sleeps. Set up workflows that auto-reply, cross-post, monitor sentiment, and handle the repetitive stuff so you can focus on content.