Community platform
A shared home for communities that talk and build
mcord is an online community platform that brings members, voice and text channels, direct messages, roles, permissions, video calls, screen sharing, files, custom emoji, GIFs, and bots into one organized environment.
Give every topic and team a clear place
A community can organize recurring conversations into text and voice channels instead of relying on a single feed. That structure helps members understand where to ask, listen, share, or meet.
Direct messages remain available for conversations between individual members, while shared channels preserve knowledge for the wider group.
- Text channels for ongoing, organized context
- Voice rooms for live community presence
- Video, screen sharing, and files for collaborative moments
Shape access with roles and permissions
Roles help community owners represent responsibilities or member groups. Channel permissions can then control who is able to access particular spaces.
These controls support public areas, focused team rooms, and limited-access discussions without forcing every community into the same structure.
Extend workflows with independently hosted bots
Developers can run Node.js or Python bot workers on infrastructure they control and connect them to mcord through REST and Gateway interfaces.
Only the bot worker is self-hosted; this does not mean the entire mcord platform is a self-hosted application. Members can use the community itself through Windows, Android 7+, or the PWA.
FAQ
Questions and direct answers
What can a community organize in mcord?
A community can organize text channels, voice rooms, member roles, permissions, DMs, video calls, screen sharing, files, emoji, GIFs, and bot-supported workflows.
Can mcord communities have limited-access channels?
Yes. Roles and channel permissions can be used to control access to specific spaces.
Can a community use custom bots?
Yes. Developers can build Node.js or Python bot workers that connect through mcord REST and Gateway interfaces.
Is the whole mcord platform self-hosted?
No. The self-hosted option described here applies only to bot workers running on infrastructure selected by their developer.
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