About Modergator

Modergator was founded in 2025 by a team of passionate engineers and community builders. Based out of Berlin and Seattle, our winters are gray and lend themselves to building great products ☁️

We've experienced firsthand the challenges of getting up and running with, and then scaling content moderation. Having managed online communities that grew to thousands of users, we understand the critical need for easy to implement, effective, and fair moderation tools.

Our founding team combines expertise in artificial intelligence, community management, and platform safety giving us great insights into the diverse moderation challenges faced by different online communities.

At Modergator, our mission is to enable community builders to create safer online spaces where genuine human connection can flourish. We believe that healthy communities require thoughtful moderation that balances freedom of expression with protection from harm.

We're committed to developing moderation tools that are:

• Effective

  Accurately identifying harmful content

• Efficient

  Reducing the workload on human moderators

• Simple

  Quick and easy to implement and scale

• Transparent

  Providing clear explanations for moderation decisions

We built Modergator because we believe that content moderation shouldn't be a luxury only available to the largest platforms. Every online community deserves access to powerful, AI-driven moderation tools that can help them maintain healthy spaces for interaction.

Traditional moderation approaches often force difficult tradeoffs: manual review is thorough but doesn't scale, while basic automated filters lack nuance and context. Modergator bridges this gap with advanced AI that understands context, detects subtle policy violations, and learns from human feedback.

Our goal is to empower community builders to focus on what matters most - fostering meaningful connections and conversations - while we handle the complex challenge of keeping those spaces safe.

Our work is guided by a core set of values: