A community
that doesn't forget.
Turn the conversations in your WhatsApp groups and Slack channels into a searchable archive your members will actually use — without losing a single thread.
Three steps from chat
to permanent archive.
Community Archives reads from your existing community — no migration, no bots, no rewriting how your members talk.
Connect your community
Link your WhatsApp number or Slack workspace in under a minute. We never post on your behalf.
Pick what to preserve
Choose the groups, chats, or channels worth keeping. Imports run in the background — even years of history.
Share with members
A clean web home for your archive. Members verify their phone or workspace identity — no new accounts.
Every thread, reply, and
shared photo — kept readable.
The full text of every message in your community — including replies, edits, and reactions — searchable and pinned to the original sender.
Threads, intact
Replies stay attached to the message that started them. Quote chains keep their order.
Media with context
Images, voice notes, links, and files keep their context instead of disappearing into a camera roll.
Search that works
Find the message, the reply, the file, and the person who posted it without asking the group again.
No mystery accounts
Members enter through the same identity they already use with the community.
Your archive does not become a public leak.
Read-only linking
Community Archives imports from your source but never posts messages back into the community.
Member verification
Phone or workspace identity gates access before a member can read the archive.
Export anytime
Admins keep control of deletion, export, visibility, and group selection.
Designed for memory
The archive preserves context without replacing the chat where your people already talk.
Start where your community already is.
Connect a phone-number backed community, keep groups intact, and let members verify access with the number they already use.
Slack
Authorize a workspace, choose public or private channels, and preserve files, reactions, and thread structure.