Izzy Protects
[ you ]
Automatic moderation for your Facebook page — Izzy hides the abuse before it reaches you, and keeps the kindness. 💜
Built for LGBTQ+ creators — and for anyone who has started to dread opening their own comment section.
Free for early adopters.
Here's what Izzy actually does
You post something. The replies start landing. Izzy reads every one of them as it arrives, and puts the cruel ones out of sight — before you ever open the app.
Sam
Watching you just live your life openly has honestly changed how I see mine. Thank you for that.
✓ Kept — this is the reason you posted.
someone who found your page
nobody wants to see this. you are a joke and everyone is laughing at you. do the world a favour and disappear.
Hidden · targeted harassment ·
an account made four days ago
Hidden · a picture — looked at and judged like any other comment. Izzy reads images too.
You'd have seen the first one. Izzy saw all three. 💜
How it works
Reads every comment
As they land on your page — text and images alike.
Judges it fairly
Slurs and threats are caught instantly; the borderline ones get a careful second look. You decide how strict.
Hides the cruelty
Harmful comments vanish automatically. The kind ones stay. You never have to read the worst of it.
And honestly? Izzy isn't perfect — no filter is. Sometimes a cruel comment slips through; occasionally something kind gets hidden by mistake (one click brings it back). What Izzy promises isn't perfection — it's that you no longer face the flood alone.
Izzy is already doing this
Running live since 2026-05-22 — on my own page, and the others Izzy looks after.
That is a lot of abuse for one small corner of Facebook, and it should be: these are pages that were already being brigaded — it's why they're on Izzy. Your numbers should look nothing like mine. Izzy hides what's cruel and leaves everything else exactly where it is.
Why I built this
Visibility has always been important to me. As a gender-non-conforming person, it mattered to me to be seen — to show people you can live your life authentically, and that if I can do it, maybe so can they.
But being different can paint you as a target. With visibility comes hateful comments and brigading, and it's felt much more acute recently, with LGBTQ+ communities coming under fire from bigots in high places.
I used to want to fight these people. But fighting just gave them the attention they didn't deserve — the best tactic was to ignore them. That's why I wrote Izzy: to take care of the hate, so that neither I nor my followers see any of the abuse thrown at us.
If your comments have started to feel unsafe too — Izzy's for you.
— Liz
Made with 💜 by Liz Summers · Liz Industries LLC.