AI replies to comments: how to stay in control
An author’s main fear with AI is that the assistant will write and publish something you would never say. Here are the rules to demand from any such service.
Published October 15, 2026
Five rules worth checking
Nothing is published without your decision: every post and reply goes out only after a tap.
There is a window to cancel after the tap, not only before it.
The AI does not invent facts or numbers and takes them from your text.
You see exactly what will go out and can edit it.
Your own voice is optional rather than forced into a template.
How Chorusly follows them
Publishing happens only on the author’s tap, followed by 5 seconds to Cancel. There is no other way to publish in the service.
The AI does not invent facts or numbers: if the data is not in your post, the comment or your notes, it will not be in the reply.
Voice (tone, rules, examples) is optional: only maximums are limited, there are no minimums.
The reply goes out in the commenter’s language, and you are shown a translation.
What Chorusly does not do
It does not publish on a schedule without your confirmation.
It does not answer readers on its own until you tap.
It does not store app passwords: after sign-in only access tokens remain, and they are stored encrypted.
More detail
The Terms and the Privacy Policy describe what data is stored and who receives it. Links are at the bottom of the page.