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How to find the questions in your comments
Paste a video or post link below and tick Questions: only the comments with a question mark stay on screen, sorted by likes if you choose. For questions people ask without a question mark, and grouped by how many people ask the same thing, run an AI report: its first section is "Questions people ask", each with the comments behind it.
Updated November 14, 2026
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Step by step
Paste the link
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X or Reddit, your post or anyone's.
Tick Questions and sort by Most liked
The most-liked questions are the ones most people want answered.
Group them
The AI report merges the same question asked different ways and counts the comments (1,000 points, $10; YouTube reports list them without counts).
Questions from real reports
- Under a TikTok about Stanley cups at TJ Maxx: "How much do they cost?" (11 comments), "Is this available in Canada?" (3).
- Under the Obsidian command-line launch on X: "Does it work headless / without the Obsidian app running?" (14 replies), "What's the benefit over plain Linux commands, grep, or an MCP integration?" (10).
- Under a Reddit thread about standing desks: "Any recommendations for a height-adjustable desk that suits tall people?"
What to do with them
- Answer the top one in a pinned comment.
- Make the next video or post about it.
- Add them to your FAQ or product page in the words people used.
- Reply to the people who asked, while the post is still being seen.
Questions
Is the Questions filter free?
Yes, on the first 500 comments in the free viewer.
Why does the report find questions the filter misses?
Many people ask without a question mark ("wondering if this ships to Canada"). The report reads the meaning, not the punctuation.