A YCYC Hub community website is designed to give your group a branded place to welcome people, share what you do, and keep your community active. The platform’s community-site experience brings the most important public information together in one flexible frontend.

A complete public home for your community

Community websites can bring together a hero introduction, welcome message, about information, announcements, events, team or roster details, contact options, Discord information, and featured media. The goal is to help visitors understand who you are and how to get involved without searching across disconnected services.

Show your people, events, and activity

Community owners can present a public roster or team, publish upcoming events, share announcements, and provide clear ways for interested visitors to contact the community or apply to join. This creates a more welcoming path for new members and makes ongoing activity easier to follow.

Bring streams and videos into the experience

Featured media support is designed for Twitch streams, Twitch clips, YouTube videos, and other approved public media links. Where supported, public metadata such as thumbnails, titles, and creator information can make featured content easier to recognize. YouTube API support is part of the continuing integration work for community sites.

Connect the community to Discord

A public Discord connection can give visitors a direct path to the community’s live conversation. Community pages can present the approved invite link and public Discord information while keeping private credentials and webhook details out of public content.

Designed for modern visitors

The frontend is responsive for desktop and mobile visitors, supports public sharing and feed-friendly content, and is designed around a community’s own visual identity. Communities can grow their public presence while keeping their own content and identity at the center.

Built with responsible public content in mind

Public community information is intended to remain separate from private member details, internal moderation history, account credentials, and other sensitive data. Public-facing content should always be accurate, respectful, and appropriate for the community’s audience.

YCYC Hub is continuing to expand the tools available to community owners and members. More integrations and publishing improvements will be announced as they are completed and tested.