Discourse alternatives

Stack Overflow is an open community for anyone that codes. We help you get answers to your toughest coding questions, share knowledge with your coworkers in private, and find your next dream job.

Grow and measure your community across any platform with Orbit. Use our integrations, API, or Zapier to pull in all your community data for a single view of the community, with reports, alerts, and actions, so you can build relationships, not spreadsheets.

Comradery is an online community platform that provides both threaded discussions & real-time chat! Fully customizable (+ put it on your own domain!) and built for communities: member directory, moderation tools, full API, events support, and more 🤗

Simple, fast and free. We empower people and companies to connect intellectually and emotionally through online communities, by providing a technically excellent, open and extensible discussion platform.

Threads is a platform designed to make work more inclusive by empowering teams to discuss and make decisions at scale.

Create a community website today within minutes. Perfect for alumni networks, startup incubators, co-working spaces and niche community groups.

Onesaid brings people together to share and explore different points of view and read the stories that shaped them. With each perspective shared, users can explore commonalities and form deeper connections.

Take your Steam friends, groups, and conversations with you wherever you go. The Steam Chat app includes many key features of the desktop Steam client chat, including:

Discord is great, we know it, but unfortunately it acts as a gateway for information openess. Great content is kept hidden from search engines and potential interested people. With ChannelSync you can create a public forum with your best conent of your server.

DataQA takes all the knowledge inside your Slack to create your own version of Stack Overflow. So your developers can focus on collaboration instead of maintaining documentation. 🚀