Let your readers talk back
Free, open-source comments for any website. Paste one snippet, and readers can reply without a GitHub account.
1. Your post
2. Paste this in
<div id="zoomment" data-theme="light" data-language="en" data-gravatar="monsterid" data-emotions="β€οΈ,π,πͺ,π₯Έ,π‘,π€,π©,π’" data-visitors="true" ></div> <script src="https://cdn.zoomment.com/zoomment.min.js"></script>
Put it where the comments should appear. That's the whole install.
3. They talk back
Great post! Fixed my build in one go.β€οΈ π‘ πSame thing on my Hugo site. Thanks!
Example comments
4. Your turn. It's live.
The widget below is Zoomment running on this page. Leave a comment or a reaction and see exactly what your readers will get.
Meanwhile, behind the panelsβ¦
No ads. No paid tiers. Ever.
Zoomment is paid for by people who use it, through GitHub Sponsors and Open Collective. Your readers never see a sponsored row.
How it's fundedOpen sourceRead the code. Fork it. Host it yourself.
Every line is on GitHub, and you can run your own instance if you want full control of your data.
github.com/zoommentNo GitHub loginWait, I can just⦠comment?
Your readers aren't all developers. They type a name and a comment, and that's it.
All in the same snippet
- β€οΈ π π‘Emoji reactions, your own set
- RepliesThreaded replies
- Ding!Email when someone comments
- RSSA feed of every new comment
- ViewsPage view counts
- ModerateA dashboard to look after it all
Works with your stack
Anything that serves HTML can host Zoomment. Step-by-step guides: