Sublay.io

Pre-modeled infra for user-powered products.
Content modeling, permission graphs, ranking pipelines, search indexing, notification fan-out, social graphs & more

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Why spend weeks building comment systems, user relationships, and notifications when you could ship your core product?

Replyke gives you production-ready social features that integrate in minutes.

Your users don't care about your backend. Let us help you with the heavy lifting.

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Expo OAuth officially works with Sublay.

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

V7 is cooking, and let me tell you.... It smells gooooood.

More soon.

[Yanay Tsabary @yantsab]

I love finding out comments like this on @ReplykeJs sandbox!

Yes!! You can add this easily :)

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

A production-ready comment system alone would take weeks to build.

Threading logic. Vote counting. Edits. Reports. GIFs. Moderation. Notifications.
We give you all of it. Working. Tested. Ready.

Focus on making money, not making comment boxes.

Sandbox available on our site🛠️

[Prepack Pro @PrepackPro]

The best code is code you don't have to write.

Prepack comes with everything already built:
✅ Payment processing (@polar_sh)
✅ Email delivery (@postmarkapp)
✅ Social apps & features (@ReplykeJs)
✅ Stunning UI
✅ Admin analytics

Focus on what makes YOUR product special.

[Yanay Tsabary @yantsab]

Replyke now supports sorting entities based on any metadata property 😍

I’m building Replyke to help developers add social features to their apps fast - feeds, comments, voting, lists, notifications, all the basics without rebuilding the wheel.

This update is another improvemnt in that direction, and it helps developers with customizing the behavior in their apps.

Every entity in Replyke has a metadata object - that’s where devs store their own app-specific data.

Until now, feeds could only be sorted by date, votes, or the auto-generated “hot” score.

But! Not anymore 🙂
You can now sort entities by anything inside your metadata.

Building a cooking app? Sort dishes by calories.
Building a marketplace? Sort items by price.
Building a fitness app? Sort workouts by duration.

Whatever your app tracks, you can now sort by it.

[Yanay Tsabary @yantsab]

Attaching an objective comparison between Replyke and sunscreen.

I'm adding UV protection to the roadmap.

Waiting for your response @Neutrogena

[Yanay Tsabary @yantsab]

I did a completely unbiased comparison between @ReplykeJs and @LouisVuitton.

The results may shock you.

Not saying it's better… but the data speaks for itself.

[ctran.eth @ctranbtw]

Really sharp launch, Replyke feels like a missing layer for crypto projects. Teams are endlessly struggling to build real community depth, they launch, then lose momentum trying to bolt on social features. That’s the exact gap Replyke solves, and the overlap with Web3 is too obvious to ignore. I’ve got visibility options and would love to get this in front of those circles to blow it up on the timeline. DM me.

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

New research dropped: 62% of workplaces adopted AI, but employees still stay for "friends, not features" 🤝

Community > Cool tech

This is why social features aren't just nice-to-have anymore - they're retention superpowers 💪

#CommunityBuilding #RetentionHacks

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

🔥 Hot take: WhatsApp's new threaded replies feature is exactly what group chats needed

Clean conversations = happy users = better retention

The devil is in the UX details. Simple features that solve real problems win every time ✨

#ProductDesign #UserExperience

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Gave our home page a facelift over the weekend!

In previous iterations I've struggled to find the right balance between "what it is" and "why do I need it".

I think this current version does a good job of finding the sweet spot between the two.

https://t.co/0CDSyOfPKH

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Finally added support for seats on Replyke's dashboard, allowing multiple members to help with community moderation

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Want to add a modern comment section to your ReactJS web apps?
Check out this new article I've just published on how to easily integrate it in 20-30 minutes.

** React Native guide was written before and is available as well.

https://t.co/r3Vb2f2WBk

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Replyke now has full support for #React v19!
Both for the core library and for the comment section.

Also, in case you've missed, #Replyke 's comments section is fully #OpenSource

Demo repo could be found here:
https://t.co/V4sVD0n87b

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Part 7 of our series - How to Build a Social Network in 1 Day is OUT!

Dive in for this part where we wire up the like button, add a complete and functional comment section and also add functionality to let users keep posts in collections - all in 30 mins

https://t.co/Hmbg61QKxm

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Officially announced Replyke V4 on ProductHunt!

Your support would be appreciated ;)

https://t.co/aLaygDkvdL

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Replyke's comment section is officially open-source!

Developers are welcomed to contribute
#react #reactnative

https://t.co/l2m919baJy

[Sublay.io @sublay_io]

Replyke's comment section in action! Could be added to any project in less than an hour.

#reactnative #mobiledev #frontend