What is Cusdis?
Cusdis is an open-source comment system designed as a lightweight and privacy-first alternative to Disqus. It prioritizes user privacy by avoiding tracking and offers seamless integration with existing websites through a minimal JavaScript SDK. The system includes built-in internationalization and dark mode support, ensuring a user-friendly experience across different platforms.
With features like email notifications for new comments and quick approval links, Cusdis simplifies comment management directly from mobile devices. It also supports webhooks for integration with tools like Telegram, enabling automated workflows. Available in self-hosted and cloud-based plans, Cusdis provides flexible options for websites of all sizes, from free basic usage to unlimited capabilities with the Pro plan.
Features
- Lightweight: The JavaScript SDK is only around 5kb (gzipped) with built-in i18n and dark mode
- Email Notification: Receive email alerts for new comments with quick approval links
- Quick Approve: Approve or reply to comments via short-time links in emails or webhooks without dashboard login
- Webhook: Set up webhook URLs to trigger actions with tools like Telegram when new comments are posted
- Open-Source: Fully open-source codebase for customization and self-hosting
Use Cases
- Adding comment functionality to personal blogs or websites
- Managing user comments on business websites without tracking
- Integrating comment systems with platforms like Telegram via webhooks
- Self-hosting comment systems for full control and privacy
- Using lightweight comment tools for mobile-friendly website management
FAQs
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What is the difference between the Cloud and Cloud Pro plans?
The Cloud plan is free and includes 1 site, 100 approved comments per month, and 10 Quick Approves per month. The Cloud Pro plan costs $12 per year and offers unlimited sites, unlimited approved comments, and unlimited Quick Approves. -
How does the Quick Approve feature work?
The Quick Approve feature provides short-time links in email notifications and webhooks, allowing users to approve or reply to new comments without logging into the dashboard, making it convenient for mobile use. -
Can I self-host Cusdis?
Yes, Cusdis offers a self-host option that is free and includes all features, but requires hosting on your own server and database. -
What integrations does Cusdis support?
Cusdis supports integration with various frameworks and platforms, and includes webhook functionality to connect with tools like Telegram for automated workflows.
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