Member community software inside the platform, not beside it
Branches, chapters, groups and conversation, inside the platform your membership already lives on. Every participant a verified member. Every conversation on the record. No algorithm between you and your members.
Where the membership talks to itself.
A membership is people who share a profession, an employer, a region or a cause. Give them a governed place to talk and the organisation stops being a newsletter and becomes a place members return to. Every login is a vote; conversation earns it.
Official posts stand apart from discussion. The organisation keeps its voice; the members keep theirs.
Communities die on other people's platforms.
Most organisations already run one: the branch Facebook group, the WhatsApp thread. The algorithm decides who sees what, ads sit beside your name, and there is no way to know who is actually a member.
Move it into Nexy and the community runs under your rules, with every participant a verified member. When someone asks a question at 9pm and a colleague answers, that is what the subscription is for.
- ×Drawback: The algorithm decides who sees each post
- ×Drawback: Ads beside your organisation's name
- ×Drawback: No way to know who is a member
- ✓Included: No algorithm between you and your members
- ✓Included: No ads. Your brand, your rules
- ✓Included: Every participant a verified member
The structures of belonging, built in.
Branches, chapters and regions
Your real structure, online: each with its own space, its own conversation and its own organisers, mirroring how the organisation actually works.
Working and interest groups
Special interest groups, committees and working groups with their own membership, gated by tier or segment so the right people find the right rooms.
Forums and threads
Conversations that persist, searchably, inside the organisation, rather than evaporating in a chat scroll or feeding someone else’s feed.
Official posts, apart
The organisation’s announcements stand distinct from member discussion, pinned and on the record, so the official voice is never lost.
Direct messages
Members message each other one-to-one inside the governed environment, keeping professional conversation off personal channels.
Group messaging
Delegates, committees and teams talk in groups, with membership managed by the organisation rather than by whoever holds the WhatsApp admin.
Groups that run events
Group organisers create and run their own events, and everything an organisation-hosted group does shows on the host’s directory profile.
In the pocket
The whole community carries into the member app: threads, replies, DMs and group chats, with the same account and the same record.
Conversation is retention you can see.
A member who asked three questions, got answers, joined a group and turned up to a branch event is not weighing a subscription; they are staying in a community. The directory makes membership visible, the marketplace makes it valuable, the community makes it personal. All three on one member record.
Asked before the first call.
Can this replace our Facebook group?
What community structures are supported?
How is it governed?
Do members need another app or login?
Can members message each other directly?
Bring your community home.
See a branch, a working group and a member conversation running on the platform, connected to real membership structure. Then compare it with what the Facebook group is actually costing you.