Glystn, a tool for content creators to engage with followers and read/answer comments from multiple social media platforms, has raised $4 million in seed funding. The startup, founded by Google AdMob and Yahoo! alums, is backed by Eniac Ventures, Hannah Grey VC, and Future Perfect Ventures, in addition to Michael Spiegelman, Netflix’s VP of content and business product innovation, and Craig Sherman, managing director of Meritech. Glystn uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to scan thousands of comments and threads from Discord and YouTube, giving influencers insights and analytics about trending topics within their community. Creators can also invite followers to their Discord, launch polls and more. Glystn is currently pre-launch, only integrating with Discord and YouTube for now, but plans to add others when it officially launches. The recent funding will mainly go toward the product, which will adopt a tiered subscription model for solo creators, larger creators, and brands. Glystn has over 20 pilot partners, including Louis Weisz, Steve Mould, EmperorLemon, AJ Rafael, Podcast Junkies, RollingLive Studios, and Fox Sports, among others.
Glystn Enables Creators to Mass Reply to Multiple Followers on Social Media Platforms
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