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Each guide answers one question: “How do I wire up feature X end-to-end?” — from SDK code to Admin Console configuration to webhook automation. The guides follow the product journey: build your community → engage & grow → monetize.
Why social.plus — fully white-label, fast to launch with modular APIs, developer-friendly SDKs for TypeScript, Swift, Kotlin, Flutter, in-app engagement, and privacy-first with zero-party data

What you can build — white-label social features powered by social.plus

Choose Your Path

Not sure where to start? Pick your app type (social, community, gaming, marketplace, livestream, DMs, group chat, live chat) and get a recommended build order.
All guides assume SDK installed + authenticated session. → SDK Getting Started

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How Every Guide Works

Speed Run

Collapsible code-only version — copy-paste the whole feature in one go.

Architecture Diagram

Mermaid diagram showing the data flow and entity relationships.

Step-by-Step Implementation

Each step links directly to the SDK reference page with full multi-platform code.

Connect to Admin Console

Wire up moderation, analytics, webhooks, and reporting in the console.

Best Practices & Next Steps

Performance, UX, common pitfalls, and what to build next.

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Concepts

The primary content unit. Types: text, image, video, poll, clip, livestream. Always targets a community or a user feed.
A group space with members, roles (member / moderator), and its own feed. Can be public or private.
A queryable collection of posts for a target. Review states: published, reviewing, declined.
The container for chat. Types: Community (public/discoverable), Live (broadcast), Conversation (private 1:1 or small group).
A reply on a post or story. Two levels of threading: top-level comments and nested replies.
A named response on any content object. Freeform strings you define (e.g. "like", "love"). No fixed SDK enum.
Ephemeral content (image/video) visible for 24 hours. Per-story view counts and impression analytics.
A user-to-user relationship: pending, accepted, or blocked. Drives the home feed and social graph.
The container for a video session. Statuses: idle, live, recorded, ended. A live-type Channel can attach to a Room via attachedTo.roomId for live chat alongside the stream.
Full field-level reference → Social Data Model · Chat Data Model

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Build Your Community

Set up users, profiles, communities, and the feeds that tie them together.

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Create & Share Content

Posts, comments, polls, stories, and video — the content layer on top of communities.

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Communication

Channels, messaging, rich media, roles, and chat moderation.

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Engage & Grow

Notifications, presence, search, sharing, analytics, events, and moderation — everything that drives retention and growth.

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Livestream

Go live with co-hosting, product tagging, and real-time chat.

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Monetize

Turn engagement into revenue with product tagging and native ads.