Reactions
Emoji reactions in one line
Add multiple emoji reactions to any site with no build step and no backend, not just a single like. Each signed-in user gets one reaction (switch or remove it anytime) and sees live per-emoji counts. Included in the BootSignal subscription ($20/mo or $200/yr, every widget on 1 domain, add more from the dashboard). Unlimited reactions while subscribed.
Demo
React with multiple emojis, one per user
Set up
Or drive it from code, login uses the shared Google identity, so the same account works across every service:
BootSignalReactions.init({ siteId: 'YOUR_SITE_ID', threadId: 'page-key', lang: 'en', emojis: '👍,❤️,🎉,😮,😢' })
BootSignalReactions.signIn() // Google popup → shared uid
BootSignalReactions.onAuthChange((user) => console.log(user))Reactions require sign-in, one reaction per user, switchable anytime. The same widget powers reactions across the whole family.
Pricing
Pricing is a single BootSignal subscription: $20/mo or $200/yr (2 months free). It unlocks every widget on 1 registered domain, and you can add more domains from the dashboard. Writing reactions requires an active subscription; while subscribed, usage is unlimited with no per-use charges, and reading is always free for visitors. Manage the subscription at accounts.mrlatte.net. See pricing details →
Installation guides
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