Login walls murder replies

They already typed the thought. Then your sign-in form ate it.

Every 'create an account to comment' is a quiet quit. Yappiely drops a fast discussion on any page with one script tag. Readers post in seconds. You run a site - not a spam mop.

  • Zero reader accounts
  • Minutes of moderation
  • One script tag
  • Free to start
your-site.com/article Lives on your page

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Maya · 2 min ago

I had the reply. Your login wall made me close the tab. This one just... let me finish.

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Yuki Owner · just now

Good. Keep the conversation on the page that earned it.

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Moderation that does the boring workRules, AI assist, throttles, human review

Wherever your readers pause

One script tag. Every page stops feeling abandoned.

Blogs, docs, stores - the widget reads the room. Matches your theme. Fits the layout. Turns dead bottoms of pages into rooms people actually enter.

01

Blogs and newsletters

You wrote something worth arguing with. Then you buried the reply behind GitHub, Google, or a profile nobody wanted. Yappiely keeps the reaction next to the paragraph that sparked it - thanks, pushback, bookmarks, all on the page.

yourblog.com/posts/ship-less
Engineering Ship less, ship more often Mar 12 · 5 min read
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Lena · 2h ago

The bit about small batches finally made trunk-based development click. Stealing this for Monday.

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Tom Owner · 1h ago

Take it. Part two is the release checklist - drop your edge cases there.

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02

Docs and support

Someone faceplants on your install guide at 11pm. Tickets wait until morning. A page comment gets answered once and saves the next hundred readers from the same cliff. The question lives next to the step that broke.

docs.yoursite.com/guides/install
Installation
$ npm install acme-sdk
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Sam · 4h ago

Does the loader play nice with Turbo? Looks like it fires before turbo:load.

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Yuki Owner · 2h ago

It lazy-loads near the viewport on every navigation. Ping me if you hit a weird edge.

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03

Landing pages and stores

Buyers stall on restocks, sizing, shipping. A public answer converts the next hundred visitors, not just the one who asked. The widget follows light or dark mode and looks like it grew up on your storefront.

store.yoursite.com/products/midnight-hoodie Dark mode
Midnight Hoodie $48 Add to cart
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Jordan · 5h ago

Any chance of a restock in size M? And do you ship internationally?

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Mika Owner · 3h ago

Restock lands next week - and yes, we ship worldwide.

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Tiny surface. Serious guts.

Effortless for readers. Ruthless about your time.

Website comments die two ways: you force every visitor through an account factory, or you become the unpaid night janitor of spam. Yappiely was built to murder both problems.

01 / Reader friction

Thought to posted in about ten seconds.

No account. No email verification. No password to forget at 1am. Readers pick a display name, write Markdown, react, reply in place - and can fix a typo for 10 minutes from the same browser. The gap between 'I have a take' and 'it's live' is one box.

02 / Owner control

Spam dies before it steals your evening.

Posting throttles choke floods. Deterministic rules catch the obvious junk. Optional AI automoderation hides clear spam and parks the judgment calls for you. You spend minutes deciding, not hours digging.

Clean discussion Published Ambiguous call Review Clear spam Hidden
03 / Conversation context

Moderate from the couch, not a war room.

You should not need a second monitor to know what needs you. One glance at the dashboard tells the story: green means catch-up complete, yellow and red mean two taps. Open the queue, decide, close the app. The sorting already happened.

  • Green — Queue clear, nothing waiting
  • Yellow — Flagged, your call

Workspace pulse

Command center

Community activity, moderation, and site health in one place.

  • 2 Sites
  • 14 Discussions
  • 29 Visitors
  • 62 Comments
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Recent activity
Latest community comments
  • Casey Morgan · 6 min ago

    This seeded flagged comment is ready for your decision.

  • Alex Rivera · 12 min ago

    Confirming the install steps still work on macOS 15.

Review queue

Review queue

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  • Priya Shah Flagged
    198.51.100.4

    Check out my free crypto guide at sketchy.example for the same tips.

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    Suspicious outbound link
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    https://example.com/guides/install
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    6 min ago
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  • anon
    203.0.113.27

    Buy now limited offer click here discount viagra cheap...

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    Banned phrase pattern
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    https://example.com/blog/welcome
    Date
    11 min ago
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04 / Developer effort

Paste one tag. Forget the plumbing forever.

The loader opens a stable discussion per page, lazy-loads near the viewport, follows light or dark mode, resizes as the thread grows, and stays usable on a phone. No auth flow to build. No comment UI to babysit. No 2am 'why did comments break' pages.

HTMLCopy
<script src="https://yappie.tsukie.com/embed/YOUR_SITE_KEY.js" async></script>

Screenshot theater is over

Don't believe us. Leave a scar on the widget.

This is the real embed, live. Comment in Markdown, react, reply, fix a typo - same account-free flow your readers get. Takes more than thirty seconds? We failed.

  • No sign-up. Name and go
  • Markdown and threaded replies
  • Light and dark that actually fit
Stop losing replies
Current hosted embed

Built for people who hate hostages

Hosted so you can ship. Yours so you can leave.

Renting a comment platform means your community lives on someone else's servers under someone else's mood swings. Yappiely runs the ops - Rails, PostgreSQL, moderation workers, backups, upgrades - while V1 delivers data export, an open-source release, supported self-hosting, and migration tooling. Leave whenever you want. That is the product.

The V1 ownership promise Export your discussion data freely, deploy the open-source release yourself, or keep the managed service. Your community is never the collateral.
Live now

Pay for operations, not permission.

Hosted Yappiely removes the ops tax. Solo launches with one-time prepaid capacity and zero recurring Solo subscription - pay once, own the capacity.

V1 commitment

Self-service data export.

Download your discussion data and take it wherever the product needs to go. No export fee. No ticket. No hostage script.

V1 commitment

Open-source self-hosting.

V1 publishes the source and a supported self-hosting path. Read the code, run it on your box, own the stack.

Enterprise

Need a less generic rollout?

Enterprise rollout includes migration assistance, white-labeling, onboarding, deployment guidance, custom capacity, and commercial licensing.

Discuss your rollout

One-time hosted capacity

Pay once. Stop renting the right to host your own replies.

Comment platforms love the monthly drip - a few dollars forever, priced against your success. Solo is one prepaid purchase for hosted comment capacity. V1 also ships an open-source self-hosting path for people who want the whole machine.

Launch commitment Solo launches at $69 with three production sites, nine test domains, and 10,000 stored comments. Need more room later? Buy another 10,000 comments for $49.

Free

Launch offer

Kick the tires on one real site without performing commitment.

$0 at launch
  • 1 production site
  • 3 test domains
  • 50 stored comments
  • Standard AI automoderation
Try Yappiely now

Enterprise

Launch offer

For teams that need a scoped, guided rollout instead of a self-serve shrug.

Custom by arrangement
  • Case-by-case migration assistance
  • Premium AI automoderation
  • Onboarding and deployment guidance
  • White-label controls
  • Custom capacity and support terms
  • Commercial licensing
Discuss rollout

Hosted plans launch with transparent capacity, one-time Solo pricing, and a clean path from managed hosting to self-hosting.

Straight answers, zero theater

The questions you ask right before you paste a script tag.

Every material product, ownership, and pricing commitment lives here in plain English.

Do readers need a Yappiely account?

No. That is the whole product. Readers choose a display name and comment on your site - no email, no password, no verification link. Yappiely suggests a pseudonymous name and remembers it per site. There is no commenter profile and no login flow hiding under the widget.

Does every page get its own discussion?

Yes. Discussions are scoped to your site and the canonical page URL. Tracking parameters, fragments, default ports, www, and trailing slashes get normalized, so "yoursite.com/post?utm_source=twitter" and "yoursite.com/post" stay one thread instead of forking into ghosts.

How does moderation work?

Each site either publishes new comments immediately or hides them until approval - your call. Optional automoderation checks deterministic spam patterns first, then can ask a configured AI endpoint about the ambiguous stuff. Clear spam gets hidden automatically; judgment calls land in your review queue. You can show, hide, review, or delete anything, with a full action history.

What reader data does Yappiely store?

Comments and reactions can be linked to one global pseudonymous visitor identifier, current IP address, and global last-seen time. Owners see linked activity only for their own sites. Silent discussion views store an opaque token digest without an IP address; IP is used only to rate-limit new view-token issuance. Public comment responses do not expose IP addresses or visitor identifiers.

How do views and reactions work?

Each widget load records one opaque, token-deduplicated view for that discussion - a discussion total, not surveillance analytics. Every discussion offers the same six reactions: Like, Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, and Angry. Readers can switch their reaction or tap again to remove it.

What can readers write?

Comments support safe Markdown for bold, italic, underline, quotes, code blocks, strikethrough, links, images, and lists. Rendered output is allow-listed, sketchy link and image sources get stripped, and long comments collapse behind a Read more action.

Will the widget fit my site?

The generated loader fits across screen sizes, follows the host or system light/dark theme, supports explicit light, dark, or auto mode, lazy-loads near the viewport, and resizes the iframe as the conversation grows. Paste one script tag and it behaves like it belongs there.

Can readers edit or delete their own comments?

Readers can edit a comment for 10 minutes from the same browser profile that created it - the edit credential lives only in that browser. Readers cannot delete comments; site owners can hide, approve, tombstone, or delete them from the dashboard while preserving replies when needed.

How will open source and self-hosting work?

V1 publishes Yappiely as open source with a supported self-hosting path. Run the product on your own infrastructure or choose hosted Yappiely for managed operations. Same product, your call.

How will export and migration work?

V1 includes self-service data export. Enterprise rollout adds case-by-case migration assistance, with scope agreed before purchase.

How does one-time pricing work?

Solo launches at $69 as one payment for three production sites, nine test domains, and 10,000 stored comments. Need more capacity later? Buy another 10,000 stored comments for $49. One payment for hosted capacity - no monthly meter running against your growth.

What is available for enterprise deployments?

Enterprise rollout includes case-by-case migration assistance, onboarding, deployment guidance, white-label controls, custom capacity, support terms, and commercial licensing.

The reply is already half-written

Stop making them start over on someone else's login page.

GitHub or Google for you. Domain in. Publish rules set. One script tag. Five minutes later readers are talking on your page - and you moderate from your phone in minutes a week, not hours.

Stop losing replies Owner sign-in via GitHub or Google.