the first comment is yours.

Write the follow-up with the post. When the post goes live, EverLoud adds your first comment under it, on channels that allow one.

A blue felt Humlet presses a small oat felt speech bubble, stitched with two lines, onto the foot of a felt recipe card (a bowl of noodles) standing on a felt block.
samplekitchen
Sample Kitchen
A young man in a gray hoodie grins and points at a pink smoothie in a portable blender, sitting on a yellow picnic blanket in a park with its open box, strawberries and a banana.

samplekitchenPicnic smoothie test: does a blender this small handle frozen strawberries?

samplekitchenWhat went in: a cup of frozen strawberries, one banana, a spoon of oats and a splash of oat milk.1m

A post and its first comment, sample workspace.
A wide felt composer lies flat: a small recipe photo, a block of stitched caption rows, and below them a separate bordered felt field where the first comment sews itself in, row by row.

written with the post.

One field in the composer, up to 2,000 characters. Links, hashtags, a thank you: whatever belongs under the post, not in it.

A small felt recipe post at the top of a felt comment thread: the blue first comment pops in right under the post, above two oat replies.

lands right after.

It goes up right after the post does, in the same publish, so there is nothing to remember later.

in practice.

You post a recipe to Instagram. The ingredients list goes in the first comment, where it stays readable and does not clutter the caption.

It works on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube, and the first comment field only appears when one of those is selected.

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EverLoud: First comment on publish