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Scoold
Scoold is a real-time Q&A platform for teams and communities, similar to Stack Overflow but self-hosted.
About Scoold
Scoold is a self-hosted Q&A platform designed for teams, communities, and enterprises. It works like an internal Stack Overflow where people can ask questions, post answers, and vote on content. The software is built on top of Para, a backend service for rapid application development, and uses a reactive Java stack with server-sent events for real-time updates.
You can run Scoold on any platform that supports Java, including Linux, Windows, and cloud environments. It integrates with LDAP, Active Directory, SAML, and OAuth providers like Google and GitHub. The platform includes a full-text search engine, spam filtering, badges, and moderation tools. It also supports Markdown editing and code syntax highlighting.
Scoold is open source under the Apache 2.0 license, with a freemium pricing model. The free version works for small teams, while paid plans add features like SSO, analytics, and priority support. It was created by Erudika and is used by companies and open source projects looking for a private Q&A system.
You can run Scoold on any platform that supports Java, including Linux, Windows, and cloud environments. It integrates with LDAP, Active Directory, SAML, and OAuth providers like Google and GitHub. The platform includes a full-text search engine, spam filtering, badges, and moderation tools. It also supports Markdown editing and code syntax highlighting.
Scoold is open source under the Apache 2.0 license, with a freemium pricing model. The free version works for small teams, while paid plans add features like SSO, analytics, and priority support. It was created by Erudika and is used by companies and open source projects looking for a private Q&A system.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Freemium
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Any Platform
- Version
- 1.63.0
- Developer
- Erudika