A Creator Community Platform Built for the Time Between Streams
An audience watches. A community shows up. Spacers is a creator community platform that gives your people somewhere to gather, talk and take part, whether or not you're live.
The tools for a community, in one place
Creators often stitch a community together from a chat server, a social feed and a set of bots. Spacers includes those pieces as part of the platform, so your members have one account and one place to go.
That makes it an all-in-one creator platform rather than another channel to maintain.
What's included
- Groups with posts, voice calls and events
- Voice calls for hangouts and collaboration
- Site-hosted events that reward members for taking part
- Missions, levels, emotes and badges
- Real-time presence, so people can see who's around
- Moderation tools for group owners, including report queues with pending, in review and resolved states
Give people a reason to come back
A streaming community can go quiet the moment the stream ends. Missions, daily rewards and group activity keep things moving between sessions, and members earn recognition for taking part.
A space people can feel safe in
Bans, blocks and reports are core features on Spacers. Channel bans lock viewing and chat immediately, blocking hides an account across the whole site, and group owners get real controls over their own spaces. Our community guidelines set out what's expected of everyone.
Common questions
What is a creator community platform?
It's a place where a creator and their audience can gather and interact, with features such as groups, posts, voice calls, events and rewards. Spacers combines these with streams and clips.
Can I run my community on Spacers instead of a chat server?
Spacers offers groups, voice calls, events and moderation tools, so many of the things a community needs are built in.
Can a group be private?
Yes. Members can request to join private groups, and some groups are invite-only.