Discord, the best servers for those coming from Twitter

r/Apple: Are you also a fan of gadgets and devices? Take a tour of the r/Apple r/Google servers. They are not affiliated with the two tech giants, but represent an extension of the homonymous communities formed on Reddit. People who use the Apple ecosystem can ask for advice on purchases and give their opinion on the latest iOS updates.

r/Google: you are in the Pixel team? Did you appreciate the refund of Stadia? On this server, Google users and device owners can chat about the latest I/O presentation and ask for technical support from the community, which also features a feed of the company’s Twitter posts.

World of Coding:: If you are passionate about programming and want to learn more about how to code, check out the World of Coding server. The channel topics are about specific programming languages, like Rust and JavaScript, but also broader issues, such as computer security.

Buildapc: Whether you’re building an elaborate setup or just tinkering with hardware, PC enthusiasts will feel right at home at Buildapc. It’s a great starting point to discover new tips on how to assemble a computer and show off your masterpiece.

nerdforge: Do you like tinkering with DIY projects? You may find people who have similar interests to yours on Nerdforge, an extension of the namesake Youtube channel. Have you painted the perfect miniature or knitted a nice hat? You can showcase your creations in the channel #share-your-projects.

Video games: Discord is a paradise for gamers. You can join a large server to discuss traditional games, such as Elden Ring or the titles on Pokémon. Or you can join a smaller community dedicated to an indie game, like Lonely Mountains: Downhill. Can’t wait for the release of Starfield? Visit the Bethesda Game Studio serverswhere you will also find channels to discuss the franchises of The Elder Scrolls And Fallout. You’ll likely find an active server for any game you’re obsessed with.

Even though many communities revolve around video games, Discord also offers much more. Try looking for communities based around one of your hobbies, maybe plants or 3D printing. Even if there isn’t a server for everything, the choice is wider than you imagine.

If you can’t find a server that’s right for you, your best bet may be to create one new, perhaps to curate an invitation-only space reserved for your Twitter friends. For staying connected digitally with your friends, Discord is much more enjoyable than services like Zoom. Finally, if you’re looking for the tools to keep your little corner of the internet safe and fun, check out the guide from Wired US on best Discord bots.

This article originally appeared on Wired US.