Hide first, score second
Every incoming comment is hidden within seconds of posting. AI scoring runs in the background. Your audience never sees anything unvetted — not abuse, not spam, not anything.
Take back control of your comments
What is Velvet Rope? Hide first. Then think. Velvet Rope is GeekyBee's hide-first comment moderation platform — every comment is screened by AI before your audience sees it, built for artists, creators, and brands managing social engagement.
Whether it's abuse, harassment, or commercial spam — every comment is hidden within seconds, scored by AI, and either removed automatically or escalated to a one-tap decision. Your audience never sees what hasn't been cleared.
No card charged for 7 days · 5-minute setup
anonymous_troll_99
"[obscene harassment — hidden before anyone saw it]"
Targeted harassment with offensive language. Deleted automatically.
Hide-first comment moderation with a Telegram vetting team, calibration dashboard, and audit trail. Advertise and post with confidence — your audience only sees what you've cleared.
Nothing reaches your page until it's been assessed. Not by a team of moderators staring at screens — by an AI that learns your tolerances, escalating only the cases that genuinely need a human.
Every incoming comment is hidden within seconds of posting. AI scoring runs in the background. Your audience never sees anything unvetted — not abuse, not spam, not anything.
Three-tier triage: Green comments publish automatically. Amber cases escalate to your reviewer. Red comments — harassment, slurs, obscenity — are deleted before anyone reads them.
Borderline cases arrive in Telegram as a card. Tap approve or delete. Whoever taps first wins — atomic, no conflicts, no duplicate actions. Full audit trail of every decision.
Ten cumulative Red comments from the same account triggers an automatic ban. Not consecutive — cumulative, so slowly-escalating trolls can't game it by spacing their attacks.
Webhook from Facebook or Instagram. Velvet Rope hides it instantly. Your audience never sees an unvetted comment — not even for a second.
Three tiers: clearly safe comments publish. Clearly harmful ones — abuse, slurs, obscenity — are deleted immediately. Borderline cases go to your reviewer.
A card arrives in Telegram (or your dashboard). One tap. The AI learns your preferences over time and handles more autonomously as it earns your trust.
Whether it's a troll campaign against an individual or a spam flood on a public figure's page — Velvet Rope handles it before it reaches anyone. Start free. No obligation.
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Direct answers
Velvet Rope is hide-first comment moderation — every comment is screened by AI before your audience sees it, built for artists, creators, and brands managing social engagement.
Velvet Rope assumes comments are guilty until reviewed. That sounds harsh until you have moderated abuse at scale — then it is the only sustainable model for public-facing creators.
GeekyBee is organised as pillar hubs with spoke pages — services, products, automation, growth, and company — so you can follow one thread without getting lost.
Five phases from first build to long-term protection:
Platforms we build, run, and evolve in production:
Workflow automation, integrations, and AI that answers the phone:
Be found, measure what matters, fix what blocks growth:
Who we are, how to reach us, and how we handle data:
Velvet Rope is GeekyBee's hide-first comment moderation tool for Facebook and Instagram — every comment is hidden instantly, scored by AI, and either auto-cleared, auto-deleted, or escalated to you for a one-tap decision.
Native tools often let abuse sit visible for minutes or hours. Velvet Rope hides comments within seconds before your audience sees them, then learns your preferences so more decisions become automatic over time.
Yes — 7 days free with no card charged upfront. Professional plans start at £179.99/month. Sign up at velvet-rope.geekybee.net or talk to GeekyBee about enterprise moderation needs.