Sblurp docs

Sblurp is chat for communities, like Slack or Discord. Each community runs its own server. One Sblurp account signs you in to all of them.

How it fits together

sblurp.chat holds accounts. It signs you in and nothing else. It never sees your messages.
A community server holds one community: its channels, messages, files and members. Anyone can run one. The server is open source.
The app at app.sblurp.chat shows every community you belong to as an icon on the left. It talks to each community server directly.

Servers do not talk to each other. Only the login is shared. Think of IRC networks with one shared login.

Not a developer? You can probably set up a server by asking an AI assistant, such as Claude, to do it for you. Read Set up a server with AI.

Developer? Start with the Quick start. It uses Render. Railway, Fly.io, DigitalOcean, any VPS, Docker Compose and Podman also work.

You want to	Read
Understand accounts and communities	Accounts and communities
Join a community	Join a community
Start a community of your own	Run a server
Keep a community friendly	Moderation and roles
Stay safe and deal with unwanted messages	Safety
Know what is stored about you, and where	Your data
Run the server with help from AI	Set up a server with AI
Run the server yourself	Quick start
Change a setting	Configuration
Add a bot	Bots overview
Build a client or an integration	API reference

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