Built an idea to turn Instagram and YouTube comments into structured audience insights, feedback wanted

Hey everyone, working on something called Comment IQ and want real feedback before going further.

You connect your YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter/X accounts. It pulls comments from your own posts and reels, and when you open a post you get a clean breakdown instead of scrolling through hundreds of comments one by one.

Right now it does two things. It guesses a male/female split of commenters based on display names (not real data, since the platforms don't give you that, just a rough directional read). And it groups comments by topic so you see themes like praise, complaints, questions, and requests, instead of reading everything individually.

It's aimed at creators and small social teams who get more comments than they can realistically read but still want to know what people are actually saying.

Genuinely curious: would you use this, does the topic grouping matter more than the gender split, and what would you pay monthly if it worked well?

Not selling anything, just trying to figure out if this is worth building further.

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