Our virtual CTO was approached to build and develop a sports pool hosting platform and brand where users can predict the outcome of sporting events and compete against others. Working closely with the team and leading project initiatives ourselves, led to the development of PlayAction Pools
Daps approached us to build a minimum viable product that was more than a social media manager and would allow you to track friends and engage from a single location, so we set out to rebuild their app to create a clean, playful look standing out against other brands.
Sniper’s Hide can to us with a clear vision for their community that involved custom WordPress development, cross-pollination between their WordPress site and their community, and a cohesive and matching design between their article content and their community.
Run The Edge is a growing community of running enthusiasts. The came to us with a need to update their Shopify site to support their large community base and that led us to update their user experience and design, improve site performance, launch a new community, and develop a native app experience.
We’ve built many community apps over the years and have refined our features and user experience over time. Here’s a look at what our native community app offers in 2023 and who’s using it.
Every Discord community is unique and your users may need additional features beyond Discord’s defaults to thrive. We’re looking at our favorite Discord bots and how they could benefit your server in 2023.
If you’re currently a community owner using distributed software or a custom solution, you may be wondering what Discord’s new forum functionality means for your site. Here we’ll take a look at what you should consider before choosing to make the move.
We’re continuing our community guide series to take another look at building a community in Discord. With all of the new features they’ve added this year and new takes on community strategy, we’ll look at how to grow monetization, engagement, and more in your server.
If you have an online community, you or your platform may be impacted by the American Choice and Innovation Online Act and the Open App Markets Act, aimed at helping smaller online businesses by limiting the big from monopolizing the internet and blocking out competitors.
If you’re planning to introduce new features or functionality to your community, check out our strategies for using beta testing to successfully make changes to your site.
Making your community or content easily accessible to users is critical for building a positive environment and growing engagement. By converting your WordPress community into a native app you can create reach your users through push notifications and create an experience optimized for a mobile device.
Balance the features you need in your community with the costs of running a platform to determine whether a forum, an existing solution such as Facebook Groups or Discord, or a custom solution are the best option for you and your users.