Find Your People on Gab

Gab Groups are topic communities run by their own members. Each group sets its own rules and moderators, so a homesteading group and a theology group can operate very differently on the same platform.

Public groups can be read without an account. A free Gab account lets you join, post, and start a group of your own.

How groups work on Gab

Groups can be public or private. Public group posts are visible to anyone, including search engines; private group content stays inside the group. Group admins set rules, approve members where required, and moderate their own community — most day-to-day moderation on Gab happens at this level rather than centrally.

What people build groups around

Faith and Bible study, homeschooling, homesteading and gardening, firearms and preparedness, health and fitness, local and state politics, trades and small business, hobbies from woodworking to ham radio.

Groups, feeds, and follows

Join a group to take part in a community. Build a feed when you want a curated read-only timeline of specific accounts. Follow accounts to shape your main timeline.

Popular groups on Gab

Groups FAQ

Do I need an account to read Gab groups?: Public group content can be read without an account. You need a free Gab account to join a group, post in it, or create your own.
Are Gab groups moderated?: Yes — primarily by the group’s own admins and moderators, who set and enforce their group rules. Gab’s platform-wide Terms of Service still apply, prohibiting illegal activity, threats of violence, and doxxing.
What is the difference between a public and a private Gab group?: Public group posts are visible to anyone and can be indexed by search engines. Private group content is only visible to members, and admins control who joins.
How do I start a group on Gab?: Create a free Gab account, then create a group, choose a category, set your rules, and decide whether it is public or private.

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