Replyke
Open-Source Social Infrastructure Layer for Web/Mobile Apps
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>log in to commentHi DevHunt! I'm really excited to launch Replyke here for the first time - with v6, it is now open‑source, modern, and much more powerful than it was before. [use "OFF50PH" for 50% OFF for 3 months]. What’s new in this release: I’ve made Replyke fully open-source under Apache 2.0 - everything from core logic to client and server is now open to the community. This move makes Replyke transparent, extensible, and ready for collaboration. There's more coming and I'd like developers to see what's under the hood. I’ve added a modern, threaded comment section. The original social comment section (still available) was designed for IG/TikTok style discussions with max 2-level threading. The new threaded comment section supports much deeper discussion threads. If this is your first introduction to Replyke - here's what else you need to know: - I’ve built Replyke as a developer-friendly infrastructure layer - complete with APIs, TypeScript-first SDKs, and UI components that let you drop in features like commenting, votes (up/down), in-app notifications, content feeds, user-curated lists AND built-in moderation with a back-office with zero boilerplate. You can start shipping now! And it is non-intrusive, so you need to change nothing about your data/auth. - The React & React Native comment sections support mentions, replies, likes, highlighted comments, GIFs, reporting, moderation tools, and more - making your app's comment experience more interactive - just like users expect in 2025 - I started Replyke to solve my frustration of endlessly rebuilding comment systems (and ending with half-assed ones) - and now, as a standalone open-source framework, it solves that problem for anyone. Whether you're social app, a blog, or just want to add social features to any other product you are working on - Replyke can help you do that brings reliably and FAST. Check out the brand-new home page and docs for more info. As always - I’d love your feedback, contributions, or just a star in GitHub if you find value in it- and don’t forget your 50% discount for the first three months with the code OFF50PH - Just for DevHunters. Let's build something great together!
Replyke provides an open-source, TypeScript-first backend layer for adding social features like auth, profiles, feeds, comments, and notifications to web and mobile apps.
- for
- Developers building user-centric products who need ready-made social infrastructure.
- pricing
- freemium
- license
- Apache-2.0
Key features
- Auth & OAuth — Email/password sign-in, password resets and OAuth (Google, GitHub, Apple, Facebook) with session handling.
- User Profiles & Relationships — Customizable profiles, follows, mutual connections and role-based workspace invites.
- Content & Data Management — Entity-based storage with custom fields, comments, reactions, collections and file uploads.
- Real-time Communication — Chat, messaging and push notifications with read tracking.
- Moderation & Trust & Safety — Reporting, suspension, soft-delete settings and admin dashboards.
- AI Enhancements — Semantic search, content-based Q&A, interest matching and deletion settings (available from Hobby plan).
Use cases
- Add threaded comments, likes and moderation to a marketplace listing page.
- Implement user-to-user messaging and push notifications in a learning platform.
- Provide OAuth login and multi-account switching for a SaaS dashboard.
- Create custom content types (recipes, listings) with collections and reactions.
Replyke pricing
- Free$0/ month500 MAU · 250k API calls · 1 GB storage · 1 dashboard seat
- Hobby$15/ month5 k MAU · 2 M API calls · 5 GB storage · AI features included
- Pro$25/ month25 k MAU · 10 M API calls · 25 GB storage · 2 dashboard seats
- Growth$75/ month100 k MAU · 40 M API calls · 100 GB storage · 5 dashboard seats
Replyke vs alternatives
 Replyke |  Keel |  Postman |  Insomnia | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Plug-and-play social backend | General purpose backend | API design & testing | API testing |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Free |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 46 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Jan 2026 | Mar 2024 | — | — |
- Replyke vs Keel: Keel is a general backend platform, while Replyke focuses specifically on social infrastructure (auth, feeds, comments).
- Replyke vs Postman: Postman is an API client for testing, not a backend service for social features.
- Replyke vs Insomnia: Insomnia is also an API client, not a social backend layer.
Replyke FAQ
Can I self-host Replyke?+
Yes, the SDKs are open source (Apache-2.0) and can be deployed on your own infrastructure or cloud.
What authentication methods are supported?+
Email/password, OAuth providers such as Google, GitHub, Apple and Facebook, and custom auth integrations.
How are usage limits enforced?+
When a quota is reached the action is blocked; paid plans can lift caps and incur overage fees.
Do I need a credit card to start?+
No, the Free plan requires no credit card and you can upgrade later.
What AI capabilities are available?+
Semantic search, content-based Q&A (Ask), interest matching and deletion settings are included from the Hobby tier.
Summarized by DevHunt from replyke.com · Oct 4, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
