I hate to say it, I hadn’t considered the end-users in this equation, only my own usability.
Happy users = happy community manager 
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Yes, I’ve tried to tackle a lot of niche userbase from gamer/entertainment to the business and entrepreneurs. Whereas they’ll have desktop widgets in app that connect to other applications they use daily while using discourse.
@Paracelsus Would something like this work?
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@Falco This doesn’t showcase fully what I’ve done but you can get a general idea.
The bridge; connecting audio of a few to many, with optional integration to discourse events.
Sadly this won’t be multi-forum capable and only single forum, as there’s too much legal work to be done to offer such. But the bridge will keep discourse rate limits down as a central focus.
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I’ve taken a lot of thought about legal, security and compliance of running a multi forum app client. The cumulation of 9 months of review, audit and testing.
Communities who are selfhosted will have the ability to connect opt-in and opt-out in seconds, with a few perks for enlisting 
For the managed hosted discourse group forums, whereas third-party plugins are not supported I also built the same process via a secure web channel, with opt-in, opt-out and also with block, if you wish to disable front-end users to never list your forum community in the app, you can do so without filing a DMCA notice.
