⌕A server people recognise
Give it a cover, roles, categories and member-only spaces. List it in Discover when you want new people to find it.
Explore public serversA place to talk with your people.
Servers for your community, quiet DMs for your friends, calls when you want to hear each other. No feed, no algorithm, just the people you chose.
Free to use. Works in your browser, on Windows and on Android.
Built for the way your server actually runs.
From the cover at the top to the reactions under a message, every part of a server is yours to shape.
Files people keep coming back for
A Files channel is a download library. Every file has a version, notes and preview pictures. Publish an update without losing the old one, sort files into categories and maintain them together with collaborators.
Bigger uploads with FoxfireA gallery for the good stuff
Gallery channels show pictures and videos in a grid. Members star their favourites, and the most-starred post each month gets its own announcement.
Games in the middle of the chat
Type /hangman and pick a word. Everyone guesses in the game's own room, so nobody gets pinged for every letter, and the card in chat keeps score.
A profile, not just a name
Banner, badges, a status that can rotate on its own, and a bio that says who you are.
See the badgesThe reactions you actually use
Save GIFs you like into your own folders, upload your own and keep your server's emoji and stickers close.
Browse GIFsAlso in every server
- Forums, FAQs and announcements
- Titled discussions with their own threads, a Q&A channel your staff keep tidy, and announcements people can follow.
- Calls that reconnect
- Voice, video and screen share. If your connection drops, you're put back in the call on your own.
- Uploads in the background
- Send a file and keep chatting. Several uploads run at once, and a failed one can be retried.
- Pawprints and server levels
- Members back the servers they love. Levels unlock more emoji, an upload bonus added to everyone's own limit, a vanity link and custom channel icons.
- Polls and giveaways
- Ask a question or run a giveaway with automatic winners, straight from the message box.
- Moderation tools
- AutoMod, rules screening, onboarding questions, raid protection, timeouts and an audit log.
- Hide muted channels
- Muted something? Hide it from the list until you want it back.
- On every screen
- Browser, Windows app or Android. Get the apps
Questions
Why does PawTalk use some familiar interface layouts?
PawTalk is an independently developed platform, but that doesn't mean every established interface convention should be rearranged simply to look different.
Familiar and consistent navigation can make software easier to understand and operate, particularly for users who rely on predictable interfaces or assistive technology.
PawTalk is developed in Sweden, where European accessibility requirements are an important part of how we approach interface design. Standards and guidance including EN 301 549 and WCAG emphasise understandable, operable and consistent digital interfaces.
That's why PawTalk may use familiar conventions, such as keeping primary server navigation in a consistent location and keeping member information predictably positioned, when changing them purely for visual uniqueness would make the interface less intuitive or accessible.
Similar placement does not mean similar implementation. PawTalk's backend, permissions, APIs, moderation systems, applications and features are independently developed for PawTalk.