bbPress
Turn your bbPress forums into an app
The forum most WordPress communities already run, as native screens. Browse the forum tree, read and start topics, reply, save and subscribe, and, if you moderate, work the pending, spam and trash queues from your phone.
Reads the bbPress you already run. Nothing to migrate.
Free while in beta. No credit card needed.

In the app
What bbPress becomes
Native screens, drawn by the app from your site’s data, that you place on the bottom bar, the top bar or the side drawer.
Forum feed
Topics from every bbPress forum in one list, sorted by activity, newest or title.
The forum tree
Categories, the forums inside them, and each forum’s topics one tap away.
Topics and replies
One topic with its replies and the reply box, the screen every forum list opens.
New topics and forums
The form members use to start a topic, and the one moderators use to create a forum or category.
My forum activity
A member’s own topics and replies, plus what they saved and subscribed to.
Moderation
The pending, spam and trash queues, for moderators working bbPress from the app.
Getting started
From your site to your phone
Nothing on your bbPress setup changes, and members sign in with the accounts they already have.
- Step 1Step 1
Install the Memberside plugin
On your WordPress site, beside bbPress. It reads your plugins for the app and adds nothing to your pages. - Step 2Step 2
Place the screens
Start from a starting layout or drag bbPress’s screens onto the navigation yourself, and see them in the live preview. - Step 3Step 3
Build and try it
Put the build on your own phone, then ship it from your own Apple and Google accounts.
Questions
bbPress in the app
Where your site has them switched on. Each is a bbPress setting, and the app reads your settings and shows a control only when the site allows it.
Yes. bbPress and BuddyPress run side by side, and both sets of screens can be placed in one app.
Often run alongside
bbPress is a trademark of its owner. Memberside is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to its maker; the name is used only to say which plugin the app reads.
See your bbPress site as an app
Start free, connect your WordPress site, and the screens fill from the plugins it already runs.


