Valour is an open-source community chat platform for people who want Discord's shape — servers, channels, roles and voice — without handing their community's data to a closed, ad-driven company. It's fully self-hostable, so a community can run its own instance end to end.
It's built in C# with Blazor, an unusual and interesting choice for a real-time chat app, and it's licensed AGPL-3.0. It's a younger, smaller project than the big open chat platforms, but a genuinely open option for communities that want to own their space.
The familiar Discord-style structure of servers, channels and role-based permissions.
Real-time voice channels alongside text, for communities that hang out live.
Run your own instance and keep your community's data entirely under your control.
Completely open source — read, modify and host the code freely.
Yes — Valour is free and open source under AGPL-3.0, and you can self-host it at no cost.
Valour is open source and self-hostable, so your community's data stays under your control, while Discord is a closed, ad-supported platform you can't run yourself.
Yes — Valour includes real-time voice channels alongside text.
Yes — Valour is designed to be self-hosted, so a community can run its own instance.
Open-source chat platform for communities — a Discord alternative.
Customizable team chat with voice, video and omnichannel.
Secure team messaging and collaboration for technical teams.
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