Are you exhausting yourself managing a growing community by hand? M...

If your community is drowning in manual work, here's the fix!

Instant AI answers for Discourse admins and developers, built on official documentation and years of community expertise.

📅 Exploring Discourse Workflows · September 17, 2026 2:00 PM → September 17, 2026 3:00 PM (America/New_York) · https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_mCDK7QtXQZ2f9U9pNKlqRg Discourse Workflows are a…

This guide covers how to use Discourse to cut your ticket volume, plus the habits that separate a support community that works from one that doesn’t!

Most developer relations programs start in the wrong place. Companies launch communities before their APIs work. They hire developer advocates before the documentation exists. They run events before…

We believe the software that powers online communities should be owned by those communities.

Are you accidentally locking out your best experts? If your community only supports a single default language, you might be losing valuable insights every day simply because users don’t have the time…

How AMD built a unified developer community on Discourse - one instance with 50+ categories, custom gamification, and deep brand integration serving 5,000+ developers across AI, ROCm, gaming, and…

The all-new Discourse admin dashboard turns a page of scattered charts into a clear, actionable read on your community - so you can see what's working, spot what needs attention, and show the value…

The redesigned Discourse admin dashboard turns a page of scattered charts into a clear, actionable read on your community, so you can see what's working, spot what needs attention, and show the value…

Three Discourse communities where engineers and tinkerers build real hardware together.

Rosie Sherry built a community so tight-knit that members literally tattooed the logo onto their bodies - and bootstrapped it into a $1.2M/year business. In this episode, she shares how she went from…

Welcome to our Discover Roundup, where we highlight communities doing creative and inspiring things with Discourse!

We’ve spent this year talking to some of the people at the coalface of community in 2026: here's what’s working, what’s not, and where "community" is going...

I run a remote company in writing, which gives us shared memory - but creates a huge amount of context to read. AI helps me find what needs attention, but it’s only an index: I still read, verify,…

What if building a community online worked more like designing a physical space?Paz Pisarski explains why she prefers the term “community architect” over “co...

This month’s Discover Roundup highlights communities where people build things in public, then turn the hard parts into shared knowledge!

What does it really take to build a community where people feel like they belong?In this episode, JA speaks with Paz Pisarski about the hidden curriculum of ...

If the agentic future is here, your Discourse community has everything it needs to be ready. If you want to opt out, the options are yours - and we have your back either way.

Reddit is pushing mobile users out of the browser and into its app because apps give platforms more control, more data, and more ways to monetise attention. Discourse takes the opposite position.

Digg was a platform many of us loved, and we were excited to see its return - and it’s easy to see its second downfall as the result of an Internet Gone Bad. But that implies social platforms are doomed. And at Discourse, we don’t believe that’s the case.

The real-world experience of the AI translation feature we shipped in 2025

Richard Millington on Community

A high-end lingerie brand found in malls across America needed a new loyalty program: a tiered system offering perks and rewards for increasing customer engagement

Cal.com just closed their source code, arguing AI has made open source too dangerous. After 13 years of building Discourse in public, we're staying open. Here's why.

One reaction GIF. Used constantly in posts, PMs, everywhere. Each use in a different security context creates a new copy. 246,173 copies of Rachel from Friends doing a happy dance.

The second post in the Discourse Without Borders series.