QorumComments that feel like part of your site.
Paste two lines of code and your site gets comments with login, replies, moderation and notifications. If you prefer, use the API and design everything your way.
This is how it looks on your site
Two ways to use it
Ready-made widget
Pick one of the five templates, your site's colors and a light or dark theme. The preview shows up instantly in the dashboard.
<div id="comentarios"></div>
<script src="https://useqorum.com/widget.js"></script>
<script>
Qorum.montar(document.getElementById('comentarios'), {
key: 'pk_your_key', ref: 'post-42'
});
</script>
Browse the templates
API for your design
Every comment arrives with the text already formatted and the author's card. You build whatever interface you want, the way your site looks.
GET /v1/comments?ref=post-42
{ "comments": [{
"id": 81,
"html": "Great <strong>post</strong>!",
"user": { "username": "ana_lima" },
"likes": 12, "replies": []
}] }
Read the API docs
Existing accounts just work
Your site's login works in the comments, with no new sign-up. If your site has no login, the reader creates a Qorum account right there.
Moderation without extra work
Approval before publishing, blocked words, reports and timed bans. From the dashboard, from the widget itself or through the API.
Your site always knows
For every comment, reply or report, your server gets a signed notice. Use it to award points, notify people and keep records.
Frequently asked questions
What is Qorum?
A comment system for websites. Register your site, paste a snippet of code and the comment section shows up on the page, with login, replies, reactions, moderation and notifications. If you want your own design, use the public API.
Does it work on any website?
Yes. The widget is a JavaScript file that works on any HTML page: static blogs, WordPress, React, Vue, Next and the like. For apps and custom designs there is the public API.
Do readers need to create an account?
If your site already has a login, it works in the comments through a signed token, with no new sign-up. If it doesn't, the reader creates a Qorum account right there, with no email required.
How does moderation work?
Optional approval before publishing, blocked words, reports, timed bans and moderators per account. All from the dashboard, from the widget itself or through the management API.
Is it a Disqus alternative?
It does the job of Disqus and similar services, with no ads among the comments, a configurable look (templates, colors and theme) and integration with your site through webhooks and an API.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. You create the account and register your site without paying anything.