Use cases
What people actually
use it for.
Each of these is one automation and about a minute of setup. Most businesses run three.
What it does
Each capability, and the case for using it.
Comment automation
Turn every comment into a private conversation
Someone comments your keyword under a Facebook post and gets the link in their inbox seconds later, with a public reply so everyone else sees you answering.
Read itKeyword auto-reply
Answer the same question once, then never again
Set the words people actually type — "shipping", "price", "open" — and the right answer goes out before you have finished reading the message.
Read itLead capture
Build an email list without a landing page
Ask for an email in the chat and Messenger fills it from their own profile with one tap. It lands in your contacts with the automation that captured it attached.
Read itGrowth
Ask for the follow before you hand over the link
Offer the link, ask for a follow, unlock on tap. Recorded as self-confirmed everywhere, because Facebook exposes no follow signal and we would rather be honest.
Read itSelling
A swipeable catalogue, in the chat
Up to ten cards, each with an image, a price line and its own link — and its own click count, so you learn which product people actually tap.
Read itFollow-ups
Most people do not say no. They forget.
If they never opened your link, one polite reminder goes out. It cancels itself the moment they reply or tap — re-checked at send time, not just when it was scheduled.
Read itLink in bio
Your bio link and your DM automation, one tool
A hosted bio page with the same per-link click tracking as your Messenger buttons — so one dashboard covers both, and one bill instead of two.
Read itLeadWave AI
It answers the questions you keep answering
Sizing, shipping, availability — answered in your voice, from your own notes, in seconds. And when it does not know, it says nothing rather than inventing something.
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