Revolt Server List
Revolt Server List — Revolt is now Stoat
If you typed "Revolt server list" into a search engine, you're in the right place. Revolt rebranded to Stoat in October 2025 — same open-source platform, same team, same communities. Your account, your servers, and your messages all carried over.
StoatBoard currently lists 1541 active servers on the platform. Everything below runs on Stoat, which is the software you knew as Revolt — you can join any of them with the account you already have.
Active servers right now
The most active communities on the platform, ranked by recent activity.
Step into the lair of the Eternally Young! Chats, games and laughter for free-spirited, ageless souls. Join our rebellious community!
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OftenGuy's server! Goal to try and #OftenUpStoat more. And #KeepStoatClean in case of... genuine issues on there.
Promote your Stoat servers, bots, channels, and projects globally. Join our multilingual community of creators speaking EN, PT, ES, and RU!
Welcome to Happy Paradise! A warm, positive Stoat community for making friends, sharing laughs, and enjoying cozy daily chats. Join our club!
Why the name changed
The Revolt team announced the Stoat rebrand in October 2025. It was purely a naming decision — the codebase stayed open-source, the development continued, and no user data was lost in the transition. If you want the full story, read our What is Stoat? explainer.
Finding your old communities
Old Revolt invite links redirect to the new Stoat domain, so communities you bookmarked should still work. If you lost track of a server, the full server list and the category pages are the fastest way to find it again — or to discover a new one.
Frequently asked questions
Is Revolt still available?
Yes — the platform itself never went away. Revolt was renamed to Stoat in October 2025, so the app, your account, and your servers are all still there under the new name at stoat.chat.
What happened to Revolt?
The team behind Revolt rebranded the platform to Stoat in October 2025. It was a name change, not a shutdown: same open-source project, same developers, same communities. Older links and invites still redirect to the new domain.
Where can I find a Revolt server list now?
Right here. StoatBoard is a server directory for the platform formerly known as Revolt. The servers listed below run on Stoat, which is the same software Revolt users already know — you can join them with your existing account.