No forum yet. A form and open code, for now.

Where conversation actually happens today.

Right now, that is the contact form and the public code repositories. If you have a question, an idea, a bug report, or something you built, use the contact form and it reaches the founder directly rather than a queue. Anyone working from the open-source components can raise issues and discuss changes in the repositories themselves.

The intended shape.

• Show and Tell, for people to share what they actually built, as the first priority once a community space exists.
• Help, for people stuck on something, distinct from formal support.
• Hardware, Integrations, and Local AI, for the more technical side of running Atarla components.
• Restaurants and Small Business, and Accessibility, for the people the product is built for first, not as a marketing showcase but as a place for real questions.
• Research, Education, and Contributing, for people extending or studying the open parts of the project.

Conduct, before there is a crowd to moderate.

Whatever form a community space takes, it will expect the same thing the contact channel already expects: be specific, be honest about what you tried, and do not misrepresent who you are or what Atarla told you. No underserved or minority business relationship will be used as a marketing prop here; if a real business shares its experience, that will be their words, with their permission, not a case study written for them.