Commint extracts the YouTube video id from your url, and uses that id to request data from YouTube’s data API. It’ll loop through all of your comments until every single comment, thread, and reply is saved, and then use Natural Language Processing (with spaCy) to remove irrelevant words and find keywords, nouns, adjectives, and verbs. Commint will also find what videos and websites your viewers link to, letting you gain insight to what timestamps of your video are most commonly referenced or what sites your audience thinks is relevant. Commint will then analyze and display all of this data in a clear, intuitive way to make sure you understand your audience.

This project is actually open source, as well! Check out the source code on GitHub!

I did! I’ll take this as an opportunity to shill myself a bit, if you’re not a developer, looking for a developer, or if you don’t particularly care and just want to see your comments, feel free to ignore this. I’m Jonathan, a Full Stack developer focusing in back-end development and automation. I love building end to end products, if you’d like to see more or get in contact with me, check out the links below to see my website, LinkedIn, and GitHub.