Comments
Embeddable comments in one line
Add comments to any site with no build step and no backend. Sign-in, storage, and i18n (ko/en/ja) are included. Included in the Mr. Latte Membership (every widget on up to 2 sites). Unlimited comments while you are a member.
Demo
2 comments
- M
Where was the first photo taken? That view is great.
- J
I went last week too. Go early, before it gets crowded. 👍
Set up
Or drive it from code, login uses the shared Google identity, so the same account works across every service:
BootSignalComments.init({ siteId: 'YOUR_SITE_ID', threadId: 'page-key', lang: 'en' })
BootSignalComments.signIn() // Google popup → shared uid
BootSignalComments.onAuthChange((user) => console.log(user))Comments require sign-in. The same widget powers comments across the whole family.
Pricing
Pricing is a single Mr. Latte Membership. It unlocks every widget on up to 2 sites and the paid features of the other Mr. Latte services too. Writing comments needs the membership; there is no usage limit, and reading is always free for visitors. See the price, join and manage it at accounts.mrlatte.net. See pricing details →
Installation guides
Step by step, on the platform you actually use.
- How to Add a Comment Widget to Webflow Without a BackendOne script in Site settings, one Code Embed on the template, publish. That is the install.
- How to Add a Comment Widget to FramerThe script has a panel. The thread has a component. Neither one runs until you publish.
- How to Add a Comment Widget to SquarespaceThe plan gate first, then one paste in Code Injection and one Code Block on the page.
- How to Add a Comment Widget to WixThe element that looks built for this is the one that breaks it. Body-end Custom Code is the way in.
- Adding a Comment Widget to an Imweb SiteOne line in the site settings, one div in a code widget. The Korean labels for both are below.
- How to Add a Comment Widget to GhostMembers-only replies, or anyone signed in with Google. Pick one, then paste one line.