Comment like you.
Everywhere.
Most AI comment tools produce the same polished paragraph for every post, on every platform, for every user. CommentLikeMe writes in your voice instead — trained on comments you actually wrote.
Platform-aware
One voice. Three registers.
Reddit comments read like Reddit. X replies read like X. LinkedIn stays LinkedIn. Replies to replies are written as replies, with the thread in context.
Professional, not performative.
Reads the post first — insight, debate, question, recruiting, milestone — and picks an angle that fits instead of agreeing with everything. Reads images and charts in the post too.
Fits 280. Sounds like a reply.
Respects the character limit before insert, offers lowercase style if that's how you write, and never leaks LinkedIn voice into a thread.
Speaks fluent subreddit.
Reddit hates marketing voice more than anywhere else on the internet. Drafts match the thread's register — direct, specific, no emoji unless you ask.
Voice controls
Your voice, dialed in.
Tone from reserved to expressive. Length from short to analytical. Emoji from none to plenty. Optional lowercase style. Set it once — every draft on every platform follows it.
Grounding rules
Built not to make things up.
The model works only from what’s in the post and your profile. It won’t invent a statistic, a shared history, or an opinion you never expressed — your reputation is the product.
- Your data is not sold
- Post text is used per request, not retained for training
- Reads a page only when you click the button
- Bring your own AI API key (optional)
“As we discussed in our meeting last week, your Q3 numbers…”
invented shared history — blocked
“Studies show 87% of teams struggle with this.”
statistic not in the post — blocked
“The 24% engagement lift after cutting the feature is the interesting part — that’s the argument for interviews over feature polls.”
Up and running in three steps
Install
Add CommentLikeMe to Chrome and sign in. Takes under a minute.
Teach it your voice
Your role, a few career highlights, and up to three comments you've written yourself — they become the style reference.
Click AI Comment
On any LinkedIn, X, or Reddit post. Pick one of the drafts, edit it, or throw all of them away.
From the founder
“I built CommentLikeMe because I was tired of generic, bot-like comments on LinkedIn. The goal is simple: keep your authentic voice while AI does the drafting.”
Rajesh Kalidandi — Developer & Founder
Connect on LinkedInSound like you,
everywhere you comment.
Free to install. Works on LinkedIn, X, and Reddit the moment you sign in.
Add to Chrome — freeNo card required · Privacy-first · Chrome (Manifest V3)