ocelot.social/docs/en/features

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false	false	en-US	Features	Discover the many functions of ocelot.social, a state-of-the-art, extensible and free open source software designed to run your social network of any size.

Ocelot.social offers a growing variety of basic and advanced networking features that can be expanded through community donations.

The following features have been integrated so far:

Users

• user registration
• user profile
• create post
• follow user
• block user
• mute user
• invite user
• report user, post or comment
• user roles: user, moderator, administrator

Groups

• group profile
• visibility: public, closed, hidden
• group user roles: member, administrator, owner
• manage members: invite, activate, delete

Posts

• post types: Post, event
• post image
• extensive editor with headings, text styles, embedded third-party content, lists, mentions, hashtags
• categories
• post language (automatic detection)
• commenting

Post overview

• preview (newsfeed)
• filter
• sort

Chat

• private 1:1 chat: full screen or side window

Map

• locations of users, groups and events
• search by location

Search

• by users, groups, posts, events, hashtags

Notifications

• internal
• by e-mail

Moderation

Users with the moderator role can:

• moderate
• view and edit list of reported users, posts, comments
• block and unblock users, posts or comments
• view decision log

Administration

Users with the administrator role can also:

• pin posts to the top of the post overview (newsfeed)
• view statistics
• view user data (except passwords)
• activate donation function with donation status

Languages

The user interface is available in:

• Dutch
• English
• French
• German
• Italian
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Russian
• Spanish

Mobile App

Ocelot.social networks is available as a so-called Progressive Web App (PWA) for:

• Android
• iOS

→ Instructions in the wiki

Donate

The ocelot.social software is freely available – however, maintenance and development cost money. Support its continuity with your donation:

Donate here