Discord
Real-time discussion, support, announcements, and community projects. The main gathering point.
Community
People who run their own servers.
The PolarSystems community is made up of server operators, hobbyists, and contributors who share configurations, troubleshoot together, and shape where the project goes next.
Where to find us
The community lives across a few channels depending on what you're looking for.
GitHub
Source code, issue tracking, and release notes. Open to contributions and feedback.
Issue tracker
Report bugs, request features, and follow the status of known issues through the project board.
Release notes
Changelogs and announcements for every release. Subscribe to stay current on what changed and why.
Community projects
Extensions, integrations, and scripts built by the community on top of the Polar stack.
Contact
For anything that doesn't fit the channels above — direct questions, feedback, or partnership inquiries.
Community standards
How we expect people to show up in shared spaces.
Be direct
Ask specific questions, share relevant details, and get to the point. Vague posts are hard to help with.
Be constructive
Criticism is welcome when it's paired with reasoning. Negativity without substance isn't useful to anyone.
Help when you can
If you've solved a problem others are having, share what worked. The community improves when knowledge circulates.
Respect the space
Keep conversations on topic, avoid repeating solved threads, and don't cross-post the same question everywhere.