Monitor relevant social conversations, identify buying intent and draft responses with Devi’s browser assistant.
Devi is a browser-based assistant for finding relevant conversations on social platforms. Users provide keywords and business context, and the tool highlights posts that may indicate buying interest, questions or complaints. It also drafts replies and supports social content creation, helping a small team organise engagement rather than manually review every accessible conversation.
The core workflow connects social accounts, selects keywords and supplies business details. Devi describes monitoring public and private groups the user already belongs to; it does not give access to groups without membership. AI classifications distinguish potential buying intent from information requests, promotional posts and spam.
Users can generate a helpful comment or message using the context of a conversation. Visual content and a scheduling calendar support a separate inbound-content workflow. Drafts should be reviewed for relevance and tone rather than posted indiscriminately. A potential lead is not a confirmed buyer or a guaranteed sale.
The site names Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Reddit and several additional channels. Availability and group allowances depend on the selected subscription. Webhook notifications are offered, but the company explicitly warns that moving platform data elsewhere requires appropriate permission. Its stated purpose excludes scraping and fake engagement.
The monthly offering includes a ten-day trial with a one-dollar setup fee. The live price depends on chosen platforms and location, so the checkout amount should be verified instead of relying on a general starting-price claim.
Start with narrow keywords and a small set of authorised communities. Review false positives, adjust the business context and respond only where participation is appropriate. Keep monitoring and outreach within the rules of each platform and the expectations of the community.
