Discord is a communications platform that brings people together to hang out online. Originally launched in 2015 for gamers, it has evolved into a generic community platform for a wide range of communities to interact and share.

Discord was launched in 2015 and quickly became a popular chat platform for gamers, who still use the app today to talk with each other while playing and to strategize during co-op games. While Discord started as a gaming platform, today, Discord has broken out of its gaming niche and now provides spaces for a wide range of communities to interact among themselves. Community Servers are invite-only spaces designed for people to share, connect, and learn from others all over the world who share common interests. Discord servers function as a forum for group members to interact with a certain level of privacy. Each Server can hold an eye-watering 25 million users! Discord skews young, with the majority of its players under 35.
The instant messaging, voice, and video chat app for communities
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Free event management and community platform for creating and discovering events
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Community-Led Growth Platform and Operating System
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Automate Employee Engagement and Experience in Slack & Teams
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