Comparison
AskCatch vs Devi, fact by fact.
Devi is a real tool with real users. This page lists only differences we have checked against Devi's own pages and listings — and it starts with the one thing Devi does that we will not.
| The question | Devi | AskCatch |
|---|---|---|
| Facebook groups | Yes — its flagship. It reads groups through a browser extension riding your own logged-in session. | No — on purpose. Groups sit behind a login; the only door is your own browser and your own account. We will not put your account on the line. The same questions are asked in the open, where we hear them. |
| Does it listen while your computer is off? | No. Monitoring rides your open browser: “it requires your computer and browser to be active.” | Yes. The listening runs on our servers, around the clock. Your laptop can be closed for a week. |
| How fast is a catch? | Group scans run about hourly; its intent reading runs every 2–3 hours; email digests at best every 2 hours; new data can take up to 48 hours to fully appear. | Within the hour, usually far sooner — the public feeds are polled in short rounds, and a question's first hours are its whole life. |
| Reddit comments? | Posts in watched subreddits. No source — Devi's included — documents comment reading, which is where recommendations and follow-up questions live. | Posts and comments, read from Reddit's public feeds on our servers. |
| How long are catches kept? | Post data is cached in your browser and deleted after about 30 days. No history, no backfill. | Forever. Every catch is archived and searchable for as long as you are a customer. Last month's question is next month's answer. |
| Who writes the reply? | Devi's AI drafts it for you, metered by the call — and its machinery can also post it from your accounts in one click, through your sessions, under your name. | You do — every word. AskCatch never writes a reply, drafts one, or suggests wording, and it has no posting machinery at all. A tool's drafted replies, pasted by a thousand strangers, become one voice in a thousand places — which is how accounts get flagged. One store reviewer reports a Facebook ban from account-based automation; neither risk class exists here. |
| Price shape | $49/month for Facebook Groups, $9/month per added platform, $2 per group past 25, and a metered pool of AI calls (250 or 1,000 by plan). | $19/month flat. Every source, every phrase, no caps. $1 for the first 3 days. |
| Trial | $1 for 10 days on the monthly plan; the annual plan has no trial. | $1 for 3 days — long enough to see real catches arrive and judge them yourself. |
The honest bottom line
If your customers live inside Facebook groups and you accept a tool reading through your own account, Devi hears a room we do not. On every public place — Reddit above all — AskCatch listens while you sleep, keeps everything, and costs $19 flat. See the price, or run the free live test with your own phrase.