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SESOCIAL & REAL-TIME COMMUNITIES

Turn shared interests into real connections.

Build a focused place for people to participate, rather than a generic social feed. We connect profiles, groups and conversations with membership permissions, notification preferences and the tools your community team needs.

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For niche communities, membership businesses and consumer brands creating their own social product.
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01 / Explore the conceptA closer look at the product and its workflows.
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One navigation. A clearer experience.

The new workspace brings projects, conversations and shared files into one view. Here is the direction for our next design review.

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02What we can build

The capabilities behind the experience.

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Profiles & discovery

Member profiles, interests, follows and searchable groups, with clear visibility and membership settings.

02

Community content

Topic feeds, posts, comments, reactions and publishing tools organized around how your members participate.

03

Private & live conversations

Direct or group messaging, presence and notifications; voice or video rooms can be included in the agreed scope.

04

Community administration

Member roles, reporting, blocking, moderation queues and access controls for operators.

03How it fits together

A shared product, with permission-aware conversations.

Separate durable community records from transient real-time events, and check membership at the service boundary.

  • Private channels need server-enforced permissions; hiding a room in the interface is not an access policy.
  • Keep messaging retention, delivery behavior and optional recording rules explicit in the product scope.
  1. L1

    Member experiences

    Web/mobile profiles, feeds, groups, conversations and notification settings.

  2. L2

    Community services

    Identity, membership, content, message persistence and moderation actions.

  3. L3

    Real-time connections

    Authorized messaging channels, presence and optional token-based RTC rooms.

  4. L4

    Data & operations

    Application database, attachments, notification jobs and review/audit records.

04What your project includes

A clear scope. A practical handover.

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Community model

Member roles, participation rules, room permissions and key onboarding journeys.

02

Member application

The agreed feed, profile, group and conversation experience for web or mobile.

03

Operations workspace

Moderation, reporting and member-management tools connected to the same permission model.

04

Integration & handover

Real-time and notification integrations, acceptance checks, deployment and maintenance documentation.

05Decisions that shape the build

Trust & moderation

Define blocking, reporting, review responsibilities and escalation flows, including the needs of the intended age group.

Privacy & membership changes

Choose profile visibility, message retention and how access is revoked when a member leaves a group.

Real-time behavior

Agree offline handling, reconnect behavior and notification limits. Test concurrency assumptions rather than promising a universal capacity.

SOCIAL & REAL-TIME COMMUNITIES

Build a community around what matters.

Share your audience, the interactions they need and how the community will be run. We will turn that into a practical product plan.

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