Community

Where developers build logiCells together.

Community isn’t only a way to download the runtime. It’s where developers and small teams test workflows, starters and tooling on real application problems, share what they learn and help shape what comes next.

Channels

Where to find us.

Public channels open with the Community Alpha. Focused early programmes can have direct channels with the team before the public release.

Discussions

Questions, answers and patterns, searchable and kept over time.

Open discussionsOpens with the Alpha

Chat

Quick help and conversation with other developers using logiCells.

Join the chatOpens with the Alpha

Feedback

Bugs, friction, ideas and what you’re building.

Founding Freelancers

Early builds and a direct line to the team, for a small first cohort.

How to take part

Four ways to shape what comes next.

Your feedback changes the roadmap. Priorities move with technical validation and with what developers report from real projects.

Try

Use it on real work.

A real or realistic application problem reveals friction faster than a perfect demo.

Report

Tell us where you get stuck.

Bug reports matter, and so do unclear steps and missing examples.

Share

Show what you build.

Starters, models, packages and tooling patterns strengthen everyone’s work.

Vote

Decide which starters come next.

Starters and developer workflows are prioritised from community feedback and technical validation.

Built with logiCells

Projects from the community.

A place to show applications, experiments, tools and reusable patterns built with logiCells.

The first projects will come from early Community builders.

Building something with logiCells? Tell us about it. We’ll use this space to surface useful applications, tools, packages and technical experiments.

Share what you’re building
Exploring

Turn your domain knowledge into packages.

A booking model, an intervention workflow, an invoicing structure: once built, these are worth reusing, for you and for others. We’re exploring how community members could publish domain packages and, later, distribute them to other developers.

Exploring

See where it sits on the roadmap