Company
About CommentWatchDog
On this page
The short version
- CommentWatchDog is an AI comment moderation tool that automatically hides and deletes spam and damaging comments on Facebook and Instagram ads and posts.
- It is made by GrowMeOrganic LLC, a US company, and was built by its founder for his own ad accounts before it was sold to anyone else.
- It runs on Meta's official API, passed Meta's App Review, and never posts, edits an ad, or touches a page you did not add.
- Seven days free, no card. Support by email and chat in five languages.
Every statement on this page describes the product as it runs today. The security page has the technical detail and the privacy policy is the binding text.
What it is#
CommentWatchDog watches the comments under your Facebook and Instagram ads and posts and removes the ones that cost you money: spam links, phone numbers and DM bait, gambling pastes, scams, impersonators, competitor pitches, profanity, hate and negativity. Each rule can hide or delete, and it acts the moment a comment lands, before a buyer sees it. The rules read what a comment means, in any language, so a bold-Unicode paste or a scam written in Portuguese is caught the same as one in English.
Around that one job sit the things an advertiser needs next to it: one inbox for every page with each comment tagged by what it is, a Post cleanup that clears every comment already under a post or ad in one action, an AI agent that answers real questions from your own knowledge, keyword automations, Messenger and Instagram DMs beside the comments, insights per page, a phone app, and team roles. The home page shows each of them working.
Who makes it#
CommentWatchDog is made by GrowMeOrganic LLC, 30 N Gould St STE R, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, United States. The product was started in 2026 by Anant Gupta, who has run Facebook and Instagram ads for his own companies, WhatChimp and GrowthToolkit, for close to three years, at around $40,000 a month. The spam under those ads is where the product started: the first rules were written for his own pages, and the examples on this site come from them.
The site went live on August 29, 2026. The company also makes WhatChimp, a WhatsApp marketing platform, and GrowthToolkit, a B2B data tool. CommentWatchDog is a separate product with its own team, billing and support.
What it does, and what it never does#
On the pages you add, the app reads comments and messages and can hide, delete or answer them, following the rules you switched on. That is the whole of it.
It never publishes to your pages, never creates, edits, pauses or spends on an ad, never acts on a page you did not add, and never sees your Facebook password. It is not a scheduling tool, not an ads tool and not a chatbot builder. When another tool is the better fit for one of those jobs, our guides say so.
How it connects to Facebook and Instagram#
You press Connect Facebook, Facebook opens its own dialog, you choose the pages and Instagram accounts, and Meta hands CommentWatchDog a token for each page. The app runs on Meta's official Graph API with the permissions Facebook shows you in that dialog, and it passed Meta's App Review for them. You can remove its access inside Facebook at any time; Facebook tells us the moment you do, and the page's data is deleted. The security page lists every permission and what it is used for.
Where your data lives#
Comments, messages and settings are stored on servers in the European Union, backed up daily, and removed when you disconnect a page or delete your account. Payments are handled by Stripe; card numbers never reach us. The privacy policy, the data processing agreement and the subprocessor list are the binding texts.
Languages and support#
The product, the help centre and support are in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French and Arabic; each person on a team picks their own language, and every email arrives in it. The moderation rules themselves read every language. Support is by email at support@commentwatchdog.com and through the chat on this site.
The name#
The product is written CommentWatchDog, one word, with a capital W and a capital D. It lives at commentwatchdog.com and nowhere else; there is no ".io", ".ai" or ".app". It is not related to CommentGuard, Respondology, FeedGuardians or any other tool with a similar name. The brand kit has the logo files and the approved descriptions.
Contact#
Support and everything else: support@commentwatchdog.com. Press and partnerships: the same address, or the brand and press kit. Security issues: how to report one. The company's profiles are on LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.