Messaging that stays connected to the conversation

Separate shared channels from direct conversations

Text channels create durable places for announcements, questions, projects, and topic-based discussion. Members can follow the channel that matters to them instead of searching through one undivided group chat.

Direct messages support one-to-one conversation when a public channel is not the right setting. Both forms of messaging remain connected to the member's wider mcord experience.

• Topic-based text channels inside a community
• Direct messages for private member-to-member conversation
• Roles and permissions for managing access to shared spaces

Say more with files, emoji, and GIFs

File sharing keeps useful material next to the discussion it belongs to. Members can also use custom emoji and GIFs for quick reactions, community culture, and lightweight replies.

These tools are part of the message flow rather than separate services, which makes it easier to understand what was shared and why.

Move from a message to a live session

When typing is no longer enough, members can continue in a voice room, start a video call, or share a screen. The surrounding channels preserve the context that led to the live conversation.

Windows, Android 7+, and PWA clients let members keep up with messages from the device that suits them.