Replyke is the complete infrastructure layer for how users interact and create content in your app. Comments, reactions, spaces, feeds, notifications, chat, follows — every system your users need, already modeled, moderation-ready, and production-ready. Stop rebuilding the same user interaction systems. Install an SDK, wrap your app in a provider, and ship your first feature in under an hour. Multi-platform: React, React Native, Expo, and Node.js.
v7 has been a long time coming - probably the most ambitious update since I started building Replyke. Wanted to share what I think are the most exciting things you can now actually build with it.
The two biggest additions are Spaces and Chat.
Spaces are community containers - think subreddits, Discord channels, or Product Hunt's own product forums (e.g. p/general would be a space) - that scope content to a specific community rather than being project-wide. The same way posting a photo on Facebook is different from posting it in a Facebook group, content in Replyke can now live inside a Space. They're hierarchical (spaces within spaces), have their own membership and role system, moderation tools, and each space can optionally have its own real-time conversation.
Chat is full messaging: 1:1, group, threaded replies, typing indicators, reactions on messages, read receipts. Put the two together and you can now build apps with real community depth - not just a comment section tacked on.
There's also a new built-in semantic search - query your entities, comments, or chat messages with plain natural language and get results ranked by relevance. Plus an "Ask" mode that generates an actual answer from your content rather than just returning results.
OAuth - Google, Apple, GitHub, Facebook - projects can configure their own providers through the dashboard. Your users get social sign-in without you touching a single OAuth flow. v7 also adds full multi-account support: users can be signed into multiple accounts simultaneously and switch between them, with all the state management built in out of the box.
The other thing I spent a lot of time on is image and file uploads. You can create a post and attach images in a single API call - the server handles resizing into multiple named variants (thumbnail, card, hero, whatever you need), format conversion, and it's all wrapped in a transaction. If something fails, it rolls back and cleans up. Building an Instagram-style feed or a product listing with photos is now actually ergonomic.
On the UI side, pre-built components like comment sections and notification feeds are now installable via a CLI tool, shadcn-style - one command drops the code directly into your repo so you can modify it however you want. No black-box npm component you're stuck with.
I've been building this solo and v7 is the release I'm most proud of. Happy to answer anything.
How do you handle spam and abuse, do you have rate limits and automod built in?
great one! so its basically user interactions as a service?
q: how do you handle moderation?
Looks good Yanay, congrats on shipping! I love the website design :-)
Took a quick look and wanted to ask/recommend to have Skills I can feed my coding agent to build with Replyke and maybe a few reference example projects?
Would also be nice to have a seeded skeleton project to build upon as a getting started point
About Replyke V7 on Product Hunt
“Pre-Modeled Infra & Client SDKs for User-Powered Products.”
Replyke V7 launched on Product Hunt on May 4th, 2026 and earned 94 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #9 on the daily leaderboard. Replyke is the complete infrastructure layer for how users interact and create content in your app. Comments, reactions, spaces, feeds, notifications, chat, follows — every system your users need, already modeled, moderation-ready, and production-ready. Stop rebuilding the same user interaction systems. Install an SDK, wrap your app in a provider, and ship your first feature in under an hour. Multi-platform: React, React Native, Expo, and Node.js.
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v7 has been a long time coming - probably the most ambitious update since I started building Replyke. Wanted to share what I think are the most exciting things you can now actually build with it.
The two biggest additions are Spaces and Chat.
Spaces are community containers - think subreddits, Discord channels, or Product Hunt's own product forums (e.g. p/general would be a space) - that scope content to a specific community rather than being project-wide. The same way posting a photo on Facebook is different from posting it in a Facebook group, content in Replyke can now live inside a Space. They're hierarchical (spaces within spaces), have their own membership and role system, moderation tools, and each space can optionally have its own real-time conversation.
Chat is full messaging: 1:1, group, threaded replies, typing indicators, reactions on messages, read receipts. Put the two together and you can now build apps with real community depth - not just a comment section tacked on.
There's also a new built-in semantic search - query your entities, comments, or chat messages with plain natural language and get results ranked by relevance. Plus an "Ask" mode that generates an actual answer from your content rather than just returning results.
OAuth - Google, Apple, GitHub, Facebook - projects can configure their own providers through the dashboard. Your users get social sign-in without you touching a single OAuth flow. v7 also adds full multi-account support: users can be signed into multiple accounts simultaneously and switch between them, with all the state management built in out of the box.
The other thing I spent a lot of time on is image and file uploads. You can create a post and attach images in a single API call - the server handles resizing into multiple named variants (thumbnail, card, hero, whatever you need), format conversion, and it's all wrapped in a transaction. If something fails, it rolls back and cleans up. Building an Instagram-style feed or a product listing with photos is now actually ergonomic.
On the UI side, pre-built components like comment sections and notification feeds are now installable via a CLI tool, shadcn-style - one command drops the code directly into your repo so you can modify it however you want. No black-box npm component you're stuck with.
I've been building this solo and v7 is the release I'm most proud of.
Happy to answer anything.