GuildWire - MMO Gaming Community - Desktop&Mobile - Sell Project

Key Highlights GuildWire is a production-grade, pre-revenue community operations platform built specifically for MMORPG guilds and competitive gaming clans — not a generic chat clone. Fully built cross-platform ecosystem: Desktop app (Electron, Windows installer ready), mobile app (React Native + Expo for iOS/Android), and a professional marketing site with pricing, login, and legal pages (guildwire.app). Deep forum & content layer: Multi-category guild forum (guides, builds, announcements, game news, @mentions, follows/replies). Rich-text authoring on desktop (TipTap/BlockNote); mobile focuses on member flows — chat, news, forum, and notifications. Real-time operations: LiveKit-powered voice channels with party/shotcaller war-room logic, text channels, DMs (including floating messenger-style mini chat on desktop), events/RSVP, alliance management, roster tools, notifications, and admin panel. Monetization-ready: Paddle billing infrastructure is implemented (Gold packs, Battle Pass subscriptions, webhook fulfillment, marketing checkout flow) — ready for final merchant approval and go-live. 100% custom product: Original architecture, database schema (PostgreSQL + RLS), Supabase Edge Functions, and UI — built as a pnpm monorepo by an experienced full-stack engineer. No white-label template resale. Clean acquisition: Pre-revenue, no existing user base — buyer gets a clean slate for branding, launch, and growth strategy. Technical Stack Modern TypeScript monorepo (pnpm + Turbo): Desktop: Electron, electron-vite, Vite, React 19, electron-builder Mobile: React Native, Expo, Expo Router, NativeWind Marketing site: Next.js 15, Tailwind CSS (Vercel) Backend: Supabase (PostgreSQL, Auth, Realtime, Storage, RLS), Deno Edge Functions Voice: LiveKit, WebRTC, noise suppression (RNNoise/Krisp) Payments: Paddle (checkout API + webhooks) Push: Firebase Cloud Messaging, Expo Notifications UI/UX: Tailwind CSS, Mantine, Framer Motion, Zustand, i18next (30+ languages) Editors: TipTap, BlockNote Operations GuildWire is architected as a standalone SaaS platform. Core product logic is complete; ongoing ops are primarily hosting costs (Supabase, LiveKit, Vercel) and go-to-market (marketing, community outreach, Paddle live activation). Estimated owner time post-acquisition: low for maintenance, moderate for launch (store submissions, Paddle approval, first guild pilots). Why GuildWire exists GuildWire was born from a real workflow every serious MMO guild leader knows too well. When a major game update drops, the community instantly fragments across a dozen tools: patch notes on the publisher’s website, debate on Reddit and X, coordination in Discord voice, creator breakdowns on YouTube, and — in many games — separate roster, DKP, or event websites bolted into Discord just to keep guild operations running. Nobody chose this chaos. It happened because no single platform ever brought communication, voice, events, forum, and guild management together in one native workspace built for how gaming communities actually operate. Leaders and officers spend hours stitching tools together instead of leading their guild. GuildWire changes that. It is not “another Discord” — it is the operational layer MMO guilds have been assembling manually for years, finally in one place: real-time voice and channels, event calendars and RSVPs, alliance coordination, a full community forum (guides, builds, news, discussions), DMs, and monetization infrastructure — desktop-first for officers and power users, with a built member mobile app (iOS/Android via Expo).. That is the problem I lived as a mmorpg player. That is why I built GuildWire. Market & Target Audience GuildWire operates in the online gaming community management space, within a broader gaming ecosystem that continues to expand. The global MMORPG gaming market alone is valued at USD 31.02 billion in 2026 and is forecast to reach USD 51.3 billion by 2031 at a 10.58% CAGR (MMORPG Gaming Market). Cross-platform play, social connectivity, and guild-based gameplay are cited as core growth drivers in that sector — directly aligned with what GuildWire delivers. Beyond MMOs, the global gamer base is enormous: an estimated 936 million PC gamers and 3.6 billion gamers worldwide (Global Gamer Statistics). Popular titles with structured group play — including games like World of Warcraft and Lost Ark — maintain large, active communities where organized groups (guilds/clans) need forums, voice, events, and coordination tools all in one. GuildWire targets organized online gaming groups: people who run or help run communities of dozens to hundreds of members. These groups today often juggle Discord, spreadsheets, more than scattered forums and separate voice apps with no owned forum or guild-specific platform. Current status: 0 paying customers. Pre-revenue, unlaunched — clean slate for the buyer. Upside for acquirers: The macro market is large and growing, but GuildWire’s realistic entry point is the community man...