Alternatives

Products that do what Discourse does

New open source discussion platform from Jeff Atwood.

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Discourse▲287
A platform for community discussion. Free, open and simple.
2015
2
Let's Chat▲321
Like Slack, but opensource and self-hosted.
2015
3
Discourse 2.0▲291
Civilized discussion for your community, redesigned ✨
2018
4OA
Openring, a free and decentralized network of blogs▲351
2019 · git.sr.ht
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Speakerdex▲106
A place for speakers to share talks
2017
6
Inside Podcasting▲126
Curating the resurgence of the spoken word
2017
7OF
Orange Forum – Web 1.0 style forum written in Go▲226
2017 · goodoldweb.com
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GitHub Desktop▲252
The New Native
2017
9AD
Anonymous Discussion Platform For Any Topic (think Reddit meets Slack)▲72
2017 · hashtags.chat
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Microcosm▲72
A modern forum platform
2014
11
Speaker Deck▲84
Share presentations without the mess
2015
12FD
Flarum – Delightfully simple open-source forum software▲163
2015 · flarum.org
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Riyarchy▲68
Collaborative Argument Tree for Significant Debates
2014
14
Podcatch▲81
A good podcast listen, now.
2015
15
Hackpad▲114
The simplest way to organize and share knowledge
2014
16
Gitter▲131
free public chat rooms for open source projects on GitHub
2014
17
Talkk▲81
Great conversations about any topic
2016
18
Penflip▲119
A social writing platform
2013
19
Deck▲64
Presentations for the Post-PC era.
2013
20
Radiotopia▲112
A podcasting revolution: remaking public radio
2014
21
Slack▲93
Platform for team communication
2015
22
Thinkerous▲85
A community for sharing ideas that solve impactful issues
2014
23
Vox▲124
Understand the news.
2014
24
Codecrap▲93
Where developers go to laugh and cry
2014

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