Emotify

@kwdinc Your feedback has been quite valuable for us and thanks for bringing us here :)

@jijojosein Of course we do have wordpress plugin. Sign up, add website and it'll automatically direct you to the setup page.

Thanks for the reply, @vikasr111. I saw your WordPress plugin, but can you tell me more about the widget? Maybe a screenshot of the widget in action. Would love to see it before I sign up. Thank you. :)

@jijojosein You can see Emotify in action on our demo blog: http://demo.goemotify.com/ To view the corresponding dashboard visit https://www.goemotify.com/dashboard and use following creds. Username: demo@goemotify.com Password: emotifydemo

@vikasr111 Already did that. Didn't find a widget or a sidebar on the demo site. I'm assuming you don't have a widget (yet).

@jijojosein Emotify analyses all the post on your website and add customized sentiment set as per the post. The reactions may be different on different posts based on the mood and context of the story. So it appear right after the post and is post specific. Thats why keeping them in sidebar doesn't make sense. As you keep those things in your sidebar which are common and same for your entire website. Emotify is smarter than you think it is :) Hope that answers your doubt.

@manana_samuseva Thank you for the feedback. I am glad you liked it. Let me know if you need any help.

@jenleeny Thanks for your kind words. Yes we do have similar plans in future. If you have any blog you can give us a try :)

@vikasr111 We do have a blog, but it's hosted on Medium.

@neetusingh1791 Thanks for your kind words :)

@sarath_chandu Thank you for the feedback. I am glad you liked it. Please your your experience when you add it to the website. I would be happy to help in any way.

@gregstone14 Thanks for your exciting words. Let me know where you'd like to integrate it, we'll help :)

@gregstone14 I am glad you liked it. Let me know if you need any help. We love receiving feedback.