Stay connected with the right people
Your public work leads interested people directly to the space where your community gathers.
For illustrators, photographers, musicians, writers, filmmakers and game makers
Publish your work, keep the conversation around it in one place, and build a direct relationship with the people who show up for it.

Build a lasting connection
Your public work leads interested people directly to the space where your community gathers.
Bring your followers together in rooms where announcements, questions and spontaneous conversations all have a place.
Posts, chat, live sessions and events remain connected to your work in one clear space.
Your rooms, habits and shared history give your community a familiar place to return to.
Discovery puts your work in front of people who are looking for exactly it—no algorithmic lottery, no paid reach.
Publish, run live rooms, organise events and keep the conversation in one place instead of five.
Memberships, premium spaces and creator-selected campaigns are on the roadmap, so each community can choose its own model.
Getting started
Create a community, name a few channels — work in progress, finished pieces, off-topic. Ten minutes.
Anything you share can appear in the public feed, with a route back to your community attached.
Someone finds the work, opens the community, sees what it is about, and joins directly from your public profile.
Process threads, critique rooms, live sessions, events. The things a feed cannot hold.
Creator tools
Publish your work, host the conversation around it, and keep a direct line to the people who follow you—no algorithm in between. Memberships and creator support are on the roadmap, not presented as finished features.

Open by construction
Run Lyra yourself, inspect the code, or join a hosted node. Federation is designed to connect independent nodes while each operator keeps control of infrastructure and policy.
For creators
Discovery is only useful if it leads somewhere. This is the path a new member actually takes.
Creator monetisation tools are on the roadmap and are not shown as available today.
A post is not the end of the funnel. Each one carries a route back to your community, so a reader can become a member in a single step.
See which posts bring people in, which channels keep them, and where they drop off—without turning your members into a dashboard metric.
Roles, reports and an audit trail let a team share the load before a community outgrows one person.
Process shots, critique threads, studies that never reach a finished post.
Series, edits, gear talk, and the slow conversations film deserves.
Demos, stems, listening rooms, release nights.
Drafts, feedback circles, and a room that survives between books.
Cuts, breakdowns, watch-alongs and post-mortems.
Devlogs, playtests, patch talk and a place for players to stay.
Being supported
Memberships, one-off support, paid events and creator-approved advertising are on the roadmap. Each creator will be able to choose the options that fit their community.
Paid access to a role, a channel or a whole space — attached to the community you already run.
Tips and single purchases, for people who want to give without subscribing.
Ticketed live sessions, workshops and premieres inside your own rooms.
Enable selected campaigns, choose suitable categories and keep control over where and how often ads appear.
Self-hosting stays free and unmetered. If you run your own node, you can use any payment method you like — with no commission to us.
Yes. Most creators keep posting where they already are and use Lyra as the place people go when they want more than a comment. A post here can be shared anywhere else.
Yes. A small group is an excellent starting point: discovery works from what you share, and a room of thirty engaged people can already become a lively community.
Automatic import of selected Discord categories and channels is on the roadmap. Until it is ready, you can recreate the same structure manually.
You do. The source is available and Lyra is self-hostable: run it on our node or your own, and keep control of your community either way.
Yes. Roles, reports, timeouts and an audit trail let you hand real responsibility to people you trust.
Publishing, communities, channels, direct messages, moderation, voice and video are ready to use. Creator monetisation is the next major step on the roadmap.
Create your community, publish your first update and start the conversation.