TRIBEROI

One score for what your community is actually worth.

TribeROI reads your forum, repo, posts and event history. It scores your content, your events and how connected your members are, then combines the three into one number you can track and defend.

For community builders, DevRel leaders, marketers and event organizers who keep being asked to prove the number.

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Tell us about your community.

TRIBEROI
My Team
Overview
Content
Events
Members
Connections
Programs
Community Quotient
51/100
NEEDS ATTENTION
The three pulses driving your CQ
CONTENT
58/100
✦ EXPLAIN
EVENTS
58/100
✦ EXPLAIN
CONNECTIONS
36/100
LAGGING
✦ EXPLAIN
HEADLINE INSIGHT · FROM YOUR LATEST ANALYSIS
Growth and attendance are genuinely strong
Data Pipelines events are the sole driver of the NPS collapse.
Open the playbook →
ATTENTION8 SIGNALS
Signals worth watching
CRITICALBus-factor risk: a key bridge between groups has gone quiet.
RECOMMENDED4 PLAYS
Plays the data is asking for
CRITICALRe-engage the 90 drifting members before they go dormant.

What you see, with your own data.

What TribeROI does

  • Works with what you already run

    Luma, Discourse, GitHub and DEV.to. Or a CSV export, if your community data lives somewhere else.

  • The number holds up over time

    The math is fixed and versioned. Same inputs, same score in six months, so a figure you reported in January still means the same thing in June.

  • Ask any number why it moved

    Tap a metric and Explain Mode tells you what changed and what it tracks with. Then it suggests what to try.

  • Your members’ data stays yours

    Export everything held on a member, erase them, or restore inside the undo window. GDPR requests get handled in the app, without a ticket to us.

About TribeROI

Attendance and post counts get reported because they are countable, not because they mean anything. Ask what the community is worth and the conversation stops.

TribeROI answers it with one score, from the tools you already run.

Built by a community builder — founder of the Enterprise Sales Forum, author of Community-in-a-Box, community lead at AWS and Stack Overflow — for the people who kept asking.

Get into the beta

Onboarding is self-serve. Connect a source and your first score runs on your own data.

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