Feed
Everything from every space a member can see, with spaces in an order the host sets.
A considered set of tools for bringing people together. Choose what belongs in your community, and leave the rest switched off.
Everything from every space a member can see, with spaces in an order the host sets.
Separate rooms with their own joining rules and their own roles. Call them channels, rooms, circles or chapters.
Threaded discussion kept apart from the feed, so a long conversation does not scroll away.
A directory, profiles, following, and search across people.
Direct messages between members. A host cannot read them, and neither can we.
A calendar with RSVPs. Times read correctly in the reader’s own zone, wherever the host is.
An album for a community’s pictures, behind the same signed links as everything else.
Results and per-member vote state, without leaving the feed.
A post that is asking rather than telling, and reads differently because of it.
Modules and lessons with drip scheduling, quizzes, prerequisites and certificates. Off until a host turns it on.
Ten modules. Turn each on or off for each community. What you switch off stops existing for your members rather than sitting greyed out.
Per-community branding is data. Your logo, your accent, your page colours, your tagline, and the word for a shared space — all of it set without editing CSS or waiting for a deploy.
Five values on a row. No deploy, no developer, no ticket.
One deployment serves any number of communities. A community is a database row, not a separate install, so starting another one needs nobody technical.
Or read what has shipped so far.