Products
Products at a glance
Which products exist, what is available and from which plan — comments, discussions, posts, pages, design, moderation and analytics.
Pukalani is made of products you can use individually. You don't have to use a single one you don't need.
What there is
| Product | What it does | Available |
|---|---|---|
| Comments | Nested replies with votes, mentions and live presence — under any content | even without a subscription |
| Moderation | Report, hide, restore; optional AI second opinion | even without a subscription |
| Pages | Your own content pages such as home page, rules, imprint | even without a subscription |
| Design & themes | 26 colour worlds, custom themes and fonts | even without a subscription |
| Posts & feed | Posts by your members, polls, questions | from Personal |
| Discussions | The same posts arranged by category — with states, filters, badges and trust levels | from Personal |
| Analytics | Visitors, page views, top pages and sources — measured without cookies | from Personal |
| Direct messages | One-to-one conversations between members — off by default | from Personal |
| Custom domain | Your community at your own address, with a certificate | from Pro |
| AI assistance | A second opinion during moderation | from Pro |
| Courses | Lessons with progress and paid access | from Pro · Early Access |
| Events | Dates with RSVPs, series and tickets | from Pro · Early Access |
Early Access means: the product is built and running, but is not yet part
of the open offering. We switch it on together — you deliberately cannot buy it
yet.
How products are controlled
Two levels work together:
- Your plan decides which products are unlocked for your community at all (see the table above and Billing).
- Your role decides what you may do inside an unlocked product — read, write, moderate, administer (see Members & roles).
If a product isn't part of your plan, it doesn't show up in your community in the first place.
Where you manage them
As the owner, the way in is your community's dashboard. Every active product brings its own area there — comments, posts, pages, themes. Which areas you see depends on your role: the navigation hides what you wouldn't be allowed to do anyway.