Companies in the category 'Community Platform'
These are companies that provide an open source platform for building and managing online communities.
Open-source community discussion platform
Discourse is an open-source community platform founded in 2013 by Jeff Atwood, Robin Ward, and Sam Saffron, built to power structured, long-form online discussion. The platform combines threaded forums, real-time chat, and private messaging in a single, self-hostable application licensed under GPL-2.0. Discourse is used by more than 22,000 communities worldwide, including organizations such as OpenAI, Mozilla, and NVIDIA, and is available as managed hosting or as a self-hosted installation. The company, Civilized Discourse Construction Kit, Inc., generates revenue through hosted plans and enterprise contracts while maintaining the full codebase as open source.
Forem: open-source platform for dev communities.
Forem offers open-source community management solutions, enabling organizations to build and manage online communities with ease. Their platform supports various community features and integrations.
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