Welcome to your digital go-to project for finding all the apps and tools you all are looking for as a plurality, with many questions answered, active volunteer support, as well as submitted templates and inspirations!

• Apps & Tools

Find the hidden gems that actually work for you all in this giant listing! It's like if you did a true search for "plural apps", but we also invite you(&) to think outside the box.

• Questions & Answers

Find answers to anything, and link them to other people. All it takes is a keyword search!

• Help & Support

Get help from humans directly! We host a volunteer-run support server, always doing our best to help you with any plural tool you may use!

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Not quite right yet?

Look at our drafts. We wanted to list them as well, but we still have to gather details about them!

Notes

Why do we need alternatives?

Because you just cannot please everyone. This is true with people, but also with apps and tools: someone's valued qualities and flaws differ from someone else's.And what if a service shuts down or some disaster happens? Then if it's too late, you're left with nothing. The best practice to avoid data loss is to regularly make exports and/or backups.You have the right to own your data (as you should), but you are also responsible of your data, so keep it safe at all times.

Need support with one of these apps?

We offer volunteer help: join us from the Help page and ask your questions!Please note: As we're willing to do all at once, we are unofficial volunteers, and not all developers are here! We will do our best to help if you e.g. struggle to do something. This is volunteer work and it's our drive to live in society. But we may have some limitations (e.g. an app's developer isn't there), in that case we can redirect you to the app's official server (normally directly in the app's listing page) or one can try to forward it directly.

More is yet to come here!

Please come back later, or use the legacy pages!

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<--  Centralised Toolkits

Plurality-centred multipurpose apps meant to make you all feel like at home. Use them for organising yourselves, logging fronts, keeping a journal and communicating together! This is your go-to category for plural-focused, all-in-one apps, but they are not the only useful ones.

Lighthouse

Private web toolkit tailored to your collective needs, with major focus on journaling and mapping.

Ampersand ^EARLY

Alternative plural toolkit packed with many features, that doesn't connect to the internet.

Octocon ^RETIRED

All-in-one toolkit for managing your system, with a modern look and an accessible interface.

Simply Plural ^RETIRED

Widely known system management toolkit, featuring per-member notes and inner chatting.

<--  Front Logging

ScratchFront ^EARLY

A quick way to track who's fronting, directly using avatars from ScratchUpload.

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<--  Local Communication

Antar

Lightweight, session-based chats using different personas.

<--  Self Recognition

ScratchUpload ^FAV

Generate links for your images, to use in all supported avatar and text fields. Flexible access control.

Picrew

Create avatars and profile pictures using one of an endless amount of different editors.

Gacha Life 2

Cute OC maker to design plenty of characters and have them interact between each other.

<--  World Mapping

We are working on this page. Please come back later!

<--  Social Medias

We are working on this page. Please come back later, or use the legacy pages!

<--  Journals & Mood Trackers

Logseq ^EARLY

Daily journal, flashcards, whiteboards and graph view.

<--  Flexible Spaces

Anytype ^{FAV | EARLY}

The "everything" app that expands to anything you'd like to do on it.

Obsidian

Store flexible pages in a local vault and map your thoughts.

<--  Profile Switchers

PluralKit

Send messages on Discord as the actual authors by using proxies.

/plu/ral

Allows proxying in Direct Messages, Group Chats and allowed servers, even if the bot isn't here, by using Discord's modern features.

<--  Public Showcase

pronouns.cc ^EARLY

A way to publish not only your pronouns, terms, etc. as a collective, but also those of all your members.

<--  Third-party Tools

fronters.cc ^EARLY

Automatically display who's fronting online without requiring others to sign in. Uses data from PluralKit and/or Simply Plural.

<--  Apps & Tools

Octocon ^RETIRED

• App
• Bot

All-in-one modern toolkit for logging alter profiles with custom fields, fronting history, polls and journal entries. You can optionally chat as a specific alter profile using the Discord bot. The app is highly customisable and has security features such as double-tap to exit or spoofing as a "news" app. You can also mark an alter as "Untracked" to make it not count towards the total.

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/plu/ral ^EARLY

• Bot

Are you(&) often using Direct Messages, Group Chats or a Discord server that doesn't have your proxy bot? With this one is that you can link the bot (or a custom one!) to the account and you will be able to proxy almost everywhere (as long as the server allows you to use external apps). If /plu/ral isn't in the channel, using /say is the most basic yet limiting option, but there's also advanced setup available to make more convenient "userproxies". Otherwise, normal / usual proxies are available as well.

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Lighthouse

• Web

Web toolkit for logging systems, their members, a communal journal, inner forums, allows you(&) to describe your inner world and has self-help worksheets. You can customise terminology for your account, so the app adapts to you(&). If you have sub-systems, this app may be for you(&) as it allows to have multiple organised systems into the same account. Recommended to install as a web app.

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Ampersand ^EARLY

• Get
• Contribute

Designed as a home app for plurals, it features logging customisable member profiles with custom fields, fronting entries and provides a calendar-like experience with messages board and journal posts. It also provides a lot of customisation and accessibility options to fit your collective needs. Everything done on this app won't leave your device behind your back.

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PluralKit

• Bot

A Discord bot and web dashboard for registering members, front logs and used for sending messages as a specific member through proxied messages. Adding members is Public by Default, so you may want to check your privacy settings before you(&) interact. Can be used for roleplaying as well. It is one of the most known proxying bots, so you will encounter it in plenty of plural-supported servers.

Linked 3rd-party tools

ScratchUpload ^FAV

Generate links for your images, to use in all supported avatar and text fields. Flexible access control.

fronters.cc ^EARLY

Automatically display who's fronting online without requiring others to sign in. Uses data from PluralKit and/or Simply Plural.

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Simply Plural ^DISCONTINUED

• Get

Widely known toolkit for logging members, front logs and inner chats, and optionally share info with friends. You can also log custom fronts and use chat features for inner communication. It provides plenty of accessibility settings to fit your collective needs. Additionally, it has cosmetic features that come with a subscription called Simply Plus. It is recommended to use with ScratchUpload for uploading avatars and using image links in fields. Can sync members with PluralKit.

Linked 3rd-party tools

ScratchUpload ^FAV

Generate links for your images, to use in all supported avatar and text fields. Flexible access control.

fronters.cc ^EARLY

Automatically display who's fronting online without requiring others to sign in. Uses data from PluralKit and/or Simply Plural.

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Antar

• Get

Mobile app, self-advised to be used for inner-world chatting (between "you" & different "emotions"), it can also be used by plurals. You can log [personas] and make session-based chats using their profile. This may be for you if you like session-based chats, as well as profiles that are rather quickly done. It also provides a biometric app-lock feature, and your data doesn't leave the app, unless you wish to set up a backup option.

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ScratchUpload ^FAV

• Web
• Learn

The image hosting provider designed for plurals and made by a system. Unlike classic hosting providers, Scratch explicitly allows usage of links you create on supported fields with the intent to help you organise your system (such as adding images to description fields, chat attachments or setting them as avatars). Unless allowed by yourself, it allows usage only on targeted apps. The site is made accessible and even allows you to directly copy the Markdown format to effortlessly integrate into supported fields.

Nested project

ScratchFront ^EARLY

A quick way to track who's fronting, directly using avatars from ScratchUpload.

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ScratchFront ^EARLY

• Web
• Learn
• Give feedback

A new service that focuses on logging front entries quickly from your member list, using your images directly from ScratchUpload. More features are planned for ScratchFront. This service is nested, to use it you need a ScratchUpload account first.

Nested from

ScratchUpload ^FAV

Generate links for your images, to use in all supported avatar and text fields. Flexible access control.

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<--  Apps & Tools

Picrew

• Web
• Google Play
• App Store

A large service offering a bunch of artists-made avatar makers you can choose from to create an avatar / profile picture that truly fits your style. Please review the conditions of how generated images can be used based on your intents; most makers don't allow commercial use of the generated images, but can be used simply to picture yourself as the avatar you make.

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Gacha Life 2

• Google Play
• App Store
• Windows

The latest sequel to Gacha Club, Gacha Life (1) and so on by Lunime. It is a cute anime-style character maker, and is packed with customisation features and items to get things just right for your character.

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Obsidian

• Get

A Notion-like alternative made to be local, secure and open source. It supports a wide range of formatting, and can integrate plugins to fine-tune your experience. If you are looking for a freeform-like organisation, such as a map for your inner world, you can make a visual canvas without borders. There is also an interesting graph view to look at after you make your notes. This app is not plural centred, but this doesn't stop anyone from making an organisation there.

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Logseq ^EARLY

• Get

This app is notable for its multiple types of organising your thoughts: You can write notes, daily journals, make flashcards, whiteboards and look at an interesting graph view. You can take advantage of the whiteboards inside the app to map your thoughts, such as your own inner world.

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Anytype ^{FAV | EARLY}

• Get
• Contribute

An app for absolutely "everything". People often refer to it being similar to Notion. Its possibilities range from writing simple notes to managing to-dos, calendars and databases inside a local vault. Plurals can also use it to log highly customisable profiles. There are also chatting features; although it's more for general purposes, plurals can take advantage of it as well by attaching their profiles to their messages. This is an advanced app, and you will have to build the features yourself/ves. Recommended to set up on a PC.

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Joplin

• Get

A vault for all your notes — You can not only create text notes, but also drawings, to-do notes and attach images. You can assign tags to your notes and assign them to notes. Notes are organised into notebooks (folders). You can also use plugins to fine-tune your experience, and synchronise your data either with a third party (free) or Joplin Cloud (paid).

<--  Apps & Tools

pronouns.cc ^EARLY

• Web
• Contribute

You may know about the other famous site, Pronouns.page, allowing you to make a profile of yourself and put in all pronouns and terms that are most comfortable for you.
Pronouns.cc allows not only that, but also allows creating multiple profiles for all your members, so you don't stick with only one. Make a main profile, add your collective / default pronouns, names and terms, then make nested profiles that define each of you& who want a public (or unlisted) profile using the same process.

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<--  Apps & Tools

fronters.cc ^EARLY

• Web
• Contribute

Third-party tool meant to automatically integrate with Simply Plural or PluralKit to display your current fronters' names, pronouns, images, statuses and descriptions, without the need for others to create an account.

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Questions & Answers

Welcome to the P4& Q&A! (wow this is a lot of abbreviations!¹)There are two main uses of this service:

Use your browser's search feature to quickly look for a question! On desktop, use Ctrl + F or ⌘F to quickly access it.

<--  Set up Anytype for plural chatting

In this tutorial we'll start from absolute scratch, meaning we've just created a brand new space (NOT chat - yet) and leaving it as-is before following the below steps.This tutorial was made using Anytype v0.54.2 on Windows.Making the prerequisites is only done once.

1. Create Profiles

Before chatting, you'll want your messages to be attached to different profiles.To do this, first click the down arrow next to "Create", then "Create Type".

Mobile: From your space, go to Settings (cog icon on the top right corner) -> Object Types -> "+" Plus button 
You will then see an "Editing type" screen.On the right side, give your type a name and a plural name.You can make customisations as you wish, just make sure you keep the "Page" format.Then under "Layout", change the "Layout type" to "Profile".

You may also want to set "Header position" to "Center".When you're done, click "Create"! 
Pro tip: Pin the type to the sidebar, so it's quickly accessible. A pin button is located on the top-right corner of the screen.

From your new type, you'll be able to create profile objects in any way you all want!In our example, we'll click "+ New Object" then (roughly) create Emi's profile.

Pro tip: To avoid copy-pasting the same fields into all new profiles, take advantage of making a template and customising properties!

2. Create Chats

Now you'll want to create one (or multiple) chatrooms for your profiles to talk.To do this, a "Chats" type is already available to use by default. Click the down arrow in "Create" -> then "Chat".

Name your chatroom and customise it, in our example we'll name it "Lounge"; then it'll create and open for you. 
Pro tip: Before using it, you'll also want to pin the "Chats" type, found in your sidebar under "Objects", the same way as you did earlier with profiles.

3. Start using Chats!

Simply send messages as you wish, but most importantly, you'll want to attach a profile to your bubbles as soon as the author changes.To attach a profile, press the + button -> then "Existing Object".

From the screen that pops-up, simply find and select your profile. It'll then be attached to your message.Then simply start typing anything you want as your message, and send it!Here's a little example conversation:

Guess they'll bake some beans!Note: We use custom CSS theming across our desktop app, and the visuals for you& will be different. However, we do share some of our code, especially for chats, that you can get from here. 
We hope this tutorial helped you& figure things out, and that you& enjoy using chats as a plurality in Anytype!

<--  Set up Anytype for fronting

This tutorial was made using Anytype v0.54.5 on Windows.Although the steps are possible on mobile, they are best followed using Anytype's PC version.

Prerequisites

Here we will assume you've already made a space along with profiles, which you can learn from the first part of the profiles & chats tutorial.

1. Create a new Type

To keep front logs organised in one place, we're going to create a new type exclusively made for them.To do this, first click the down arrow next to "Create", then "Create Type".

Mobile: From your space, go to Settings (cog icon on the top right corner) -> Object Types -> "+" Plus button 
You will then see an "Editing type" screen.On the right side, give your type a name and a plural name. (such as "Front·s", "Front entry/ies" or "Front log·s")Then under "Layout", change the "Layout type" to "Note".

You can make customisations as you wish, just make sure you keep the "Page" format.Once you're done, click Create. 
Pro tip: Pin the type to the sidebar, so it's quickly accessible. A pin button is located on the top-right corner of the screen.

2. Set up Profile Links and Entry Dates

From the type's overview, click "Edit Type".

The little information parts you attach to an object, that are visible in views, such as dates, links, tags and more are called Properties. We will use them to set start and end dates, as well as to add profiles to a front entry.So first, let's make the properties through the "Editing type" screen.

First, we're going to make the Start date property. This is simply when the front starts.After clicking +, simply type "Start date", then click "+ Create Property Start date"

The property creator will open, change the Property Type to "Date".

Note: Do not check "Include time". We'll include this later. This'll be for mobile compatibility.Once you're done, click "Save". 
Now we're going to include the Start time.It is done the same way: Create a new property using the + button, then type "Start time".

Set the Property Type to "Text".

Then Save. 
Now, you'll want the End date and time, because a front ends at some point.Create two more properties the same ways as you just did, but instead of typing "Start date" and "Start time", type "End date" and "End time". 
Once they're also saved, you will find them in the Properties list in the type editor.We suggest you reorder these properties like the image below:

Text version:Header

• Object type

• Start date

• Start time

• End date

• End time

• Tag

Properties panel

• Links

• Last modified date

• Creation date

Then, unless you need something else and/or want to do personal customisations, leave everything else hidden and Save. 
The last thing is to show your properties in your front type's overview. Because for now, you only see the "Name" one!To show other properties, click the + button located on the grid's head after everything else.

A list of all available properties with toggles will show.Let's then toggle on the properties we've set before:

Text version:

• Name

• Links

• Tag

• Start date

• Start time

• End date

• End time

Everything else can be left as-is, toggled off. 
Finally, let's sort our entries, so the most recent fronts are shown to the top.Click the "Sorts" button, represented as two opposite facing arrows.

A new row will open, showing your sorts and filters.

You'll want to change from "Last modified date" to your "Start date".Then let's also do it by time: click "Add sort", then select "Start time".If the arrow is facing upwards, click it to flip it downwards.The end result should look like this:

Text version:

1. Start date: Descending

2. Start time: Descending

Your fronting overview is finally ready!

3. Start logging entries!

Pro tip: Want your front logs to have preset fields? Create a template that will be applied to all your new entries!Now's time to hit the shiny New button!

So here's how it works: Creating a front entry will make a page where you will be able to input absolutely everything you want. This means you can journal in there as well!But here's what you will need to remember before everything else:

1. You set your Start date and time on top of the page. If this entry is no longer present, you'll want to set an End date and time as well;

2. You can add tags that can indicate a front status, for example;

3. Link a member / profile by typing a / slash on an empty area then just type a name and let the auto-complete do the rest. You can link as many profiles as you want;

4. Anything else that you type will preview in "Name" back in the overview (only a small portion is shown).

 
Finally, here's how it looks (almost) concretely!
 1. Emi's front

 2. Rosie's front

 3. Overview of both fronts

 That's finally all!Note: We use custom CSS theming across our desktop app, and the visuals for you& will be different. However, we do share some of our code that you can get from here. 
We hope this tutorial helped you& figure things out, and that you& will make the most out of logging fronts on Anytype!

<--  What are "FAV"/"Favourite" apps?

It's simply a matter of personal preferences – as the project builders. Nothing less, nothing more! It's totally okay to like one app / tool and not another, this is not something we police, this project exists for a reason.(Eventually, we'll expand this page in case of doubts.)

<--  What are "Early" Releases?

We are working on this page. Please come back later!

<--  What are "Retired" or "Discontinued" services?

Discontinued / Retired services have announced they plan on no longer maintaining their project, which means no more updates, a likelihood of remote servers shutting down at a provided date, and no more official support. If you see a tool with this note, then they have made an official announcement, which you should check from their blog or announcement channel, as they will provide all the information you'd ever need to know.We will continue to list discontinued tools as long as they continue maintaining support, until its provided deadline. Once official support ends AND the tool is no longer functional, it will be archived in our project and no longer visible from our listing.

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Templates & Inspirations

This is a new, upcoming feature that we're adding into the project! We will add a bunch of what we've already done ourselves first, then will open to everyone to submit their work to this site!While we are working on this feature, you can start working on submissions in the mean time! If you do, make sure to abide by the Submission Guidelines that are already available. We hope to see you in a ticket!!

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The P4& News

Welcome to P4&'s blog, where you will be able to know everything that changed in this project, as well as other related news! Join our support to get notified about newly published articles.

About P4&

Who are we?

Hi! We are Euphya (old link if the new one doesn't work) — a plural hoard of beings living in a separate world, and the only ones working on this project! (...That's it, that's handled by one single available body.)This project is the result of an amazing passion from our dedicated writers and lots of potential from our researches!Ultimately, P4& is a hobby project. This means, we work on it and help people during our free time. We also don't earn anything and instead pay a small yearly fee to host this website. However, we still hope you will consider this project as more than just a hobby, but as your go-to resource of digital plural content!

Thank you!

We cannot have this page without thanking our lovely contributors who helped us answer questions, helpers for the support, the actual developers for such amazing tools, and you reading this! As the owners, we will continue to improve this project, including this site and the support we handle.

Support

Do you(&) appreciate the project and wish to support it?
Here's how to do it:

The backstory…

During most of 2025, we, as a polyfragmented plurality, had to go through many struggles and controversies. Things happened over time and this resulted in making us want to switch to alternative apps and tools multiple times. For almost a whole year we experimented things without true success, and why? Because the app stores, and even web searches, would only provide the few same apps over and over again, and not tell anything else. When it comes to looking for precise needs, app stores aren't reliable. That isn't necessarily anyone's fault; in fact, that's because you need to think outside the box.So while looking for a true alternative that would near perfectly fit our actual needs, we then thought: "We can't keep this knowledge to ourselves. There are plurals who struggle worse than us, because they haven't found the right tools, and it'd only feel wrong to not help those in need with the potential our knowledge has." That's where this project comes in.You must have heard of Simply Plural: it's the most widespread app for plurals. For our case, it was a great "starting point". But over time, our concerns about protecting our data only kept growing, until we eventually mined gold and made the switch to something truly reliable to us. But before that, we had to go through trying several apps, websites, even the default Notes app, and doing many transfers came with a time cost of whole months just for organising. That's all the precious time we want you all to avoid wasting, especially if you all are polyfragmented. Plurals, just like anyone else, should be able to easily find their resources and control which apps and tools they want to use. In a way that's like for apps that serve other purposes. And even after this story that lead to P4&'s beginnings, we want this project to continue growing in all its aspects.

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<--  Guidelines

Interaction Guidelines

Behaviour

Our support places welcome everyone no matter their stances, likings and beliefs. Policing is based on our own vision of common sense, where kindness is our drive and respect, including of any personal boundaries and of any alternative tools, shall never be underestimated.We believe that basic behaviour comes from education and should not be written as rules, no matter where you are.

Moderation

This is a drama-free project. Any disturbing or problematic behaviour may result in either your messages getting deleted, or if required, your rights for chatting being taken away, depending on the case.Moderation cases are something we try to avoid as much as possible, but they will happen if we need to.We support English-first interactions. Other languages are harder to understand and are prone to wrong translations, but they can be used only if truly necessary.

Tolerance

This project has a set goal, it is to help and be helped. And it must only be used for this specific purpose. Members must end a conversation with positive and/or helpful impact, which means slight off-topic discussions can be allowed depending on context.However, support places are not meant to be social. For true social interactions, we still advise you go to an actual social server, such as the ones listed in this page.And finally, take the habit of reading channel descriptions to know what they are about and where you should do different things!

Security

Disable DMs from our servers!

We recommend that you turn off all Direct Messages from our servers.On Discord, right click or long press the server icon -> Privacy Settings -> Turn off Direct Messages.This is because this is a public support server, which does not provide specific security layers.For any private support, we use private threads.If you are looking for a plural-friendly social server, check out this page!

Submission Guidelines

Acceptance

When submitting an inspiration or template, you acknowledge that all content in your submission:

Accessibility

We require all submissions to be accessible to as many people as possible.

Copyright

All content in your submission must be copyright-free.

Rights

End line

Ultimately, we will accept submissions that do not contain any problematic content. If such is found, you'll be asked to change things directly inside your ticket. In the worst case, we do not deny genuine submissions, but you can cancel your submission if you change your mind.

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