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Products that do what OpenVoyce does

Openly discuss and vote on ideas, opinions and reactions

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Openring, a free and decentralized network of blogs▲351
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Discourse▲287
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2015
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Podshare▲125
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2017
4
Openvote▲131
Crowd-voting platform, running a test for SF Election
2015
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Let's Chat▲321
Like Slack, but opensource and self-hosted.
2015
6
Müse▲73
A space to reflect on deep questions
2017
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reddit's upvoted podcast▲190
A reddit podcast for all the stories behind the stories
2015
8
Podcats▲131
Discover and upvote podcasts you love
2014
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Zittly▲211
Customer experience feedbacks survey through chatbots.
2016
10
Discourse▲43
New open source discussion platform from Jeff Atwood.
2014
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Anonymous Discussion Platform For Any Topic (think Reddit meets Slack)▲72
2017 · hashtags.chat
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Simple Poll▲224
The easiest way to create polls in Slack
2016
13
Trigger▲120
Your private Reddit
2015
14
Newsvoice▲112
Break your filter bubble and and understand the world
2017
15
Shout▲106
Share stories, using your voice
2016
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Podly▲130
Discover, listen to, and share podcasts with friends.
2017
17
HumHub▲109
Open source social network kit
2014
18
Wonk▲111
Chatbot to keep you informed about the presidential debates
2016
19
Guardian Open Platform▲89
Real-time API access to the Guardian's journalism
2014
20
Gitter▲131
free public chat rooms for open source projects on GitHub
2014
21
PodClear▲196
Record crystal clear podcast interviews
2015
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about.me for Slack▲198
Create a visual team directory for introductions
2016
23
RealTalk▲201
A friendly place to exchange anonymous videos with strangers
2016
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500px Groups▲104
Reddit-style photography discussions (beta)
2014

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