9 open source tools found
Modern open-source forum platform with real-time chat, plugins, and flexible hosting.
A 100% open-source community platform for modern discussion forums, with real-time chat, plugins, and themes.
A delightfully simple, fast, and extensible open-source forum platform.
Flarum is a modern discussion platform that is fast, simple, and extensible. Built with PHP and Mithril, it offers a responsive UI and powerful extension API.
Lightweight, open-source Q&A platform for teams, deployable via Docker in minutes.
An open-source Q&A platform for teams of any size, perfect for community forums, help centers, or knowledge management.
High‑performance Node.js forum with real‑time interactions, mobile support, and rich plugins.
Node.js forum software with real-time WebSocket interactions, mobile-first design, and extensible plugin system.
A self-hostable, decentralized alternative to Reddit with federation.
A federated link aggregator and forum for the fediverse.
A modern forum that says 'NO' to outdated conventions, packed with features and extensibility.
A modern, feature-rich open-source forum system built with Python and Django. Supports OAuth, permissions, private threads, polls, and more.
Free, open-source PHP forum software with a huge community and extensions.
phpBB is a free, open-source bulletin board system written in PHP. It enables you to create online communities with ease.
A hybrid community platform merging forums, Q&A, chat, and blog comments.
Open source community platform that combines forums, Q&A, chat, and blog comments. Think StackOverflow + Slack + Discourse + Disqus.
Free and open source PHP forum software with multi-database support and rich extensions.
MyBB is a free and open source forum software written in PHP with support for MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.