
Cocoso is open-source software for autonomous communities: a public website and a private intranet, in one place. It's built for cooperatives, ecovillages, artist-run spaces, festivals and grassroots groups who want to run their own operations, on their own terms.
One login. Many communities. Your data, always yours.
Cocoso is a public website, so the world can see who you are, what you do, and what's coming up — no separate site needed.
Cocoso isn't limited to a single group. One deployment can host an entire federation of independent communities — each with its own domain, its own look and feel, its own members — while staying discoverable as part of a wider network.
Every person has a single Cocoso account, wherever their communities live. Join a cooperative here, a festival there, an ecovillage somewhere else — one identity travels with you, while your role and visibility are set independently in each place.
Cocoso doesn't feature tools for spying on users or tracking their data. No information is shared with any third-party service or advertiser — the data belongs to the community that created it, full stop.
Cocoso is free, open-source software developed in the open — you can read every line of it, run it on your own server, or trust a host of your choosing. There's no vendor lock-in and no black box.
From the calendar to the admin panel, every feature is built to be picked up by a community, not a webmaster. Explore what's inside.