A music library your members can add to, and a live station page that shows what is on air right now. One application, because a community that has a radio station usually has an archive as well, and running two add-ons that do not know about each other is how you end up with neither. The library Releases live in categories you set up, each with artwork, an artist, a year, a genre and a track list. Members open a release and play a track straight from the page — no download, no separate player

Workflows — when this happens, do that Every community has jobs that get done by hand over and over. Tag the posts that mention billing. Message new members after their first post. Add buyers to a group. Push reports into the chat channel your team actually watches. Workflows does them for you. You pick a trigger, add conditions if you need them, and choose what should happen. 28 things to trigger on ContentPosted · edited · deleted · hidden, locked or pinned · moved · merged · split ·

Chat Bundle Chat and Chat Calls together — messages, rooms, and voice and video calling, all on your own server. $135 instead of $160 bought separately, and $50 every six months instead of $60. The same two applications, the same files, one purchase. What you get ApplicationWhat it doesOn its own ChatA launcher on every page. Private messages, public rooms, invite-only private rooms, typing indicators, images and files, moderation.$95 + $35/6mo Chat CallsVoice and video calling fro

Chat A chat launcher on every page of your community. Members message each other privately, join public rooms, or start invite-only rooms of their own — without leaving the page they were reading. It runs on your own server, over your own WebSocket. There is no third-party chat service in the loop, no per-message pricing, and no monthly bill that grows with your community. What members get A launcher that is always there. Bottom corner of every page, with an unread count. Open it and t

Developer Sign-In Let your members sign in with GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket — the accounts they already have, on the platforms they already use every day. Invision Community ships sign-in handlers for Facebook, Google, Microsoft, LinkedIn, Apple and X. Excellent for a general community. Not much use if your members are developers. Who this is for Software and open-source communities — support forums, plugin and mod communities, anywhere the conversation is about code. Homelab, self-h