Discourse
Open-source community platform for discussion, chat, and support
Discourse is a self-hosted community platform that combines threaded discussion with built-in chat, search, and moderation tools.
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Open-source community platform for discussion, chat, and support
Discourse is a self-hosted community platform that combines threaded discussion with built-in chat, search, and moderation tools.
Free, open-source forum software with a rich extension ecosystem
Flarum is a free, MIT-licensed forum platform you install on your own PHP server and shape with community-built extensions.
Open-source Q&A software for community forums and help centers
Apache Answer is a self-hosted, open-source Q&A platform for running community forums, help centers, and team knowledge bases.
Real-time Node.js forum software for online communities
NodeBB is a self-hosted, GPL-3.0 community forum platform built on Node.js with real-time chat, notifications, and federated sharing.
Federated link-aggregation and discussion platform for self-hosted communities
Lemmy is a federated link-aggregation and discussion platform where independent servers interoperate, so a person on one server can subscribe to communities, vote, and comment across any other. It works like a self-governed Reddit: communities host link and text posts with nested comments, votes surface widely endorsed items, and moderators set local rules with site-wide admin controls behind them.