Community management, automated.

Six rules, running continuously.

WHEN New follower on X

THEN Send a DM welcoming them, with a link to what you post about.

WHEN Keyword mention of your brand

THEN Like the post and reply with a templated thank-you.

WHEN DM received on Bluesky or Mastodon

THEN Reply automatically, or flag it for you if it needs a real answer.

WHEN Mention from an unverified, brand-new account

THEN Skip the auto-reply and flag it for a human instead — no automated interaction reaches an account that hasn't earned the trust filters.

WHEN Keyword mention above a follower-count threshold

THEN Reply publicly instead of DMing — bigger accounts get public visibility, not an inbox message.

WHEN New follower on any other connected account

THEN Send the same welcome-DM template, no separate setup needed per account.

No notification goes unanswered because no one was online.

A rule doesn't sleep, take weekends, or get buried under a hundred other notifications. Every time one fires, it's logged with what triggered it and what ran — so you can see exactly what your accounts did without having watched it happen.

Fast doesn't mean reckless.

Automated community engagement has a well-known failure mode: replying to, liking, or following every account that happens to say a keyword, whether or not they wanted the attention. SocFlow's filters — account age, follower count, verified status — exist to stop that. A rule can react in seconds without reacting to everyone.

On platforms with explicit bot-interaction guidance, like Bluesky, SocFlow only offers the interactions that guidance allows — you won't find a "like every keyword match" action there, because it isn't one we'll build.

A couple of things people ask.

Do I have to write every reply from scratch?

No — write a template once per action and it fires the same way every time a rule matches. You can still template different tones for different triggers.

What if a DM needs a real, human answer?

Route it to a flag-for-review action instead of an auto-reply — it shows up on your board so you can answer it yourself, you just don't have to be watching for it to arrive.

Build it on your platforms.