Cache, search, and analyse every comment on WordPress, Discourse, and Substack sites. Demographics, networks, sentiment, timezones — all stored locally in your browser.
Commentography auto-detects WordPress, Discourse, and Substack — add any site in one click. All data is fetched through your open browser tab using your existing login session.
Everything is accessible from a single browser tab. Switch between Comments, Search, Analytics, and Database without losing your place.
Browse comments grouped by article, rendered as threaded trees. Cache-first loading means the view is instant. Click any username to see their full profile and jump to their analytics.
Search across your entire cache or live from the site. Filter by date range, username, or keyword. Exact phrase matching with quotes. Results open in a shareable tab.
40+ analysis sections across 9 groups — users, activity, conversations, content, language, demographics, moderation, and cross-site comparison. All in one page.
Full control over your local cache. Import, export as ZIP or CSV, find missing comments, run a full rescan with resume support, or check live site coverage statistics.
Analytics sections open and close on demand. States are saved per site. Each section renders with a live spinner so you always know when the tool is working.
The Database view gives you full visibility into what is cached and precise tools to keep it up to date.
Binary search finds the first uncached page and fetches from there. Phase 1 catches newest comments. Full rescan with a manual start page lets you resume after a network failure.
Fetches comment totals per article from the site API and compares against your cache. Finds exactly which articles have missing comments and can fetch only those — no full rescan needed.
Export your entire cache as a portable ZIP (including article metadata) or a flat CSV. Import a ZIP to restore a previous snapshot or migrate between browsers.
See total comments on the site, how many you have cached, coverage percentage, and the oldest comment date. Gaps explained when WordPress reports unapproved comments in its totals.
Commentography is built on a simple principle: the data is yours and stays with you.
Free and open source. No account. No server. Everything stays on your device.