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Post what you need and people join with one tap. Full groups tidy themselves away.
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Chat out
the back.
Outhouse is a private hangout for your family, mates and guild. Text chat, voice with push to talk, screen sharing and a proper WoW raid planner, all on a server you run yourself.
Already a regular? Sign in. Works in your browser, on Windows and on Android.
Have a look inside
Everything your crew needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Channels, voice rooms and who's around, in one tidy window. If you've used Discord you already know your way around. It just smells a bit different.
- No ads
- No tracking
- No queue for the dunny
- Family friendly
Text chat
Write on the wall.
Channels for every corner of the yard, from #front-porch to #the-thunderbox. Messages land instantly for everyone, on every device.
- GIFs, emoji and your own custom emoji
- Replies, threads, polls and pins
- Search that actually finds the thing
- DMs and group chats for the side-goss
- Link previews, file and picture uploads
Voice and screen share
Push to talk. Not that kind of push.
Drop into The Long Drop and have a yarn. In the Windows app your push-to-talk key or mouse button works even while WoW has focus, and the key still reaches the game.
- Push to talk or voice activity, with noise suppression
- Turn anyone up or down, just for you
- Soundboard and entrance sounds, so everyone knows you've arrived
- Share your screen in up to 1080p at 60 fps
WoW raid planner
Raid night, sorted.
Post a raid and people sign up by class and role with their own characters. No spreadsheets, no "who's coming?" pings, no excuses.
- Sign-ups by class, spec and role, with caps
- Repeating raids, deadlines and a calendar
- A bench, so nobody's left in the cold
- Attendance taken in a couple of taps
- Invite list export for MRT in one click
Made for WoW: Forever
Built by raiders, for raiders.
Little things that make guild life easier, for every game your crew plays, including the nine classes of WoW: Forever.
/item tooltips
Type /item and a name to drop a proper tooltip into chat. Bragging made easy.
Characters on your profile
Link them from Battle.net or add them by hand. They show up on raid sign-ups automatically.
And the rest of the dunny
Small place. Lots inside.
Your dunny, your rules
Self-hosted on your own box. Your messages never leave it. No ads, no tracking, no data sold to anyone.
Phone and desktop apps
Windows and Android apps, plus a web app for iPhone. Push notifications for DMs, mentions and raid reminders.
Bots and webhooks
Plug in bots, post from scripts with webhooks, and pipe in news feeds. A dice bot comes in the box.
Roles and permissions
Raid leaders, officers, family. Decide who can do what, with an audit log for peace of mind.
Flush your notifications
Mute a channel, a whole outhouse or just the chatty one. Mentions still get through.
Profiles and badges
Banners, themes, an about-me and badges for your legends. Bragging rights, sorted.
Backed up nightly
The server kit backs itself up and keeps the apps updated, so you can get on with your day.
Build a new outhouse
One for the guild, one for the family, one for the footy tipping. Invite people with a code.
Download
Take Outhouse with you.
Straight from this server, no app store, no account with anyone else. Use the same sign-in everywhere.
Windows
Push to talk that works in game, tray icon, notifications and automatic updates.
Checking…Windows may say it "protected your PC" because the app isn't code-signed. Click More info → Run anyway.
Android
Tap the download, then open it. If Android asks, allow installs from this source (your browser) once.
Checking…Got a very old test build and Android says "App not installed"? Uninstall Outhouse once, then install this one. Updates install over the top after that.
iPhone, Mac and everything else
Outhouse runs right in your browser. On iPhone or iPad, open it in Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen and it behaves like an app, notifications and all.
Open in browserOn Android, Chrome's ⋮ → Install app works too.
The door's open.
Grab a seat, say g'day in #front-porch, and leave it cleaner than you found it.