Online communities have become more prevalent as the digital age continues to connect people globally. But even as social media platforms divide us more than unite, people still seek ways to connect virtually. One new company seeks to create an avenue for people to connect with a community online. That company is called Jedari.
Jedari is a platform for people to connect, manage, and scale communities through the internet. The service brings people together through functions such as live streaming, direct messaging, and member profile creation. Through Jedari, community managers can better facilitate public, private and specific community groups. These groups can be centered around shared hobbies, missions, values, or goals.
Moreover, Jedari also enables member participation scoring, which helps gamify the community experience and encourages people to engage with each other online. There will also be a library to house videos, documents, and training materials in cases where a community manager plans to educate their members. A community of entrepreneurs, for instance, can now have a resource of training videos and tools to help them grow their businesses. And that’s just one of the many use cases of Jedari.
The company who hopes that Jedari will continue to connect people across the globe. “Jedari is for anyone with a tribe or community,” shares its founders. “Because Jedari provides community builders and community managers the most robust and inclusive app to serve their community real-time, live and with robust and connected features.” The founders came up with Jedari after spending years building tribes with thousands of members. In those times, they struggled to find a platform that would provide the vision they had for the community. Ultimately, the founders then decided to build the platform themselves with the help of a trustworthy team.
Jedari also brings communities the ability to connect both online and offline. Its live streaming services also enable thought leaders and influencers to share their ideas with their audiences and get people to participate too. “What’s important in a group or community setting is the ability to communicate and transfer information to and from your members. Jedari is the result of 6 years of trial and error from a community and tribe builder,” the founders said.
With the world moving into a new age, people now want to connect online even after the pandemic. As a result, more and more communities are starting to embrace hybrid or even fully remote communities. The growth of digital communities has also enabled people from different cultures and backgrounds to come together despite physical distance. The Jedari team hopes that they can be a part of this historical moment and enable social communities online to gather, interact, and grow without boundaries.
Jedari looks to introduce more features that will support online communities as it continues to improve and test its platform. The founders share how endless the possibilities are now, hoping that more communities will join the shift to virtual communities and take their reach to the global stage.
