Struct Chat

Struct is a chat platform designed around threads, feeds and AI, positioned for open source communities and teams that outgrow Slack and Discord. Every conversation becomes a thread, and Struct uses a language model to generate a title and summary for each one, so a busy community reads more like a browsable feed than a scrolling channel. Threads can be published to the open web and indexed by search engines, turning support conversations into a public knowledge base. The product suits maintainers and developer relations teams who answer the same questions repeatedly and want that knowledge to be findable. Struct Bot answers member questions by pointing to relevant past threads, and a Struct for Slack option brings the thread summaries and bot to an existing Slack workspace so teams can index their discussions without moving. Communities can run on a struct.ai subdomain or their own domain, and the platform includes spam controls and discoverability features for growing public communities. A weekly member newsletter generated from threads is described as in development. The pricing page is written as an explanation rather than a plan table. Struct rejects per user pricing because model usage, not users, drives its costs, and sets out a model of $29.95 per month with 500,000 tokens included, then $30 per million tokens beyond that, counting prompt and completion tokens the same. Charges therefore depend on how heavily the community uses AI summaries and the bot. The product has operated under both the struct.ai and struct.org domains, and many hosted communities still use struct.ai subdomains. Buyers should confirm current plan terms with the company before committing.