Replyke
An open-source framework for social features. Build social apps faster with powerful API and SDKs for JavaScript, React, and React Native.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
- Embedded comments
- Ad-free
- Moderation
- React
- React Native
Tags
- comments
- expo
- community
- Software Framework
- typescipt
- social
Replyke News & Activities
Recent activities
- yantsab reviewed Replyke
I love Replyke because - I've built it! It's the comment section I've always wanted to have easily available to plug and play in all of my projects.
But the comment section is just the tip of the iceberg of what Replyke is capable of. Dive into the docs to see how it can help you build feeds, user profiles, add in-app notifications and more.
- yantsab added Replyke
- POX updated Replyke
yantsab added Replyke as alternative to Disqus, Commento, Hyvor Talk and ReplyBox
Replyke information
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Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $14 and $149 per month + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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What is Replyke?
Replyke makes it easy to add social features to any app. It's what I kept rebuilding across my own projects, so I turned it into a general solution. I've been working on it for close to a year now, and have recently made the decision to go open-source.
It includes:
- A complete comment system (threaded replies, mentions, votes, moderation)
- A feed aggregation system with filtering, sorting, time-based queries
- In-app notifications for events like mentions, replies, follows, votes
- Support for user-curated lists and collections
- Follow relationships (users can follow others)
- Built-in authentication, or the ability to use your own user system
- A dashboard for content moderation, and user management (hosted version).
Everything is built around a consistent API. You can use it directly, or through the SDKs:
- React and React Native (CLI + Expo)
- Node.js and vanilla JS (server and client) - added soon
There are also prebuilt components if you want to drop in functionality fast, like a full comment section.
It's open source (Apache 2.0) and available here: https://github.com/replyke/monorepo
There’s also a hosted version if you prefer managed infra, but all the core functionality is open.
I've also built a few of projects with it that are also open source, like a features roadmap (to share pans with your users), complete forum (to foster communities), discord bot (makes content from your server public for SEO), a complete social network and more.
Comments and Reviews
I love Replyke because - I've built it! It's the comment section I've always wanted to have easily available to plug and play in all of my projects.
But the comment section is just the tip of the iceberg of what Replyke is capable of. Dive into the docs to see how it can help you build feeds, user profiles, add in-app notifications and more.